Your pitch, drawn by hand and easy to say.
Answer a few questions in your own words. Get one hand drawn board to show and a short script to say out loud. No deck, no jargon, nothing invented.
- 5 to 15 minutes
- Talk it or type it
- 8 beats, one board, one script
One made start to finish
Rowan is a made up company with a problem you already know, and this board came straight out of the app, from nothing but her own words.
Drawn at 16:9 on gemini-3-pro-image, straight from her own words.
What PitchNarrative is
PitchNarrative is a tool for founders who have to explain what they built out loud, and say it a different way every time. An investor. A business owner. Two minutes in a hallway.
The idea is already clear in your head. The metaphor and the story that carry it into someone else's are what is missing.
One method, built from three that already work
It does not take a prompt and it does not invent the method as it goes. It interviews you one plain question at a time, and runs all three.
A five part story spine
Buyer, problem, outcome, solution, next step. Always in that order.
For, who, unlike
The positioning line strategists write, so the room knows who it is for.
The iPod rule
A thousand songs in your pocket, not five gigabytes. The value first, the specs later.
- Your metaphor has to pass a test built to kill anything generic.
- Every number has to mean something you can defend before it is drawn.
How It Works
Tell it however you like
Talk it through, type it, or upload a filled template. Your own words, we never write a line for you.
The method does the work
One analogy that passes a test built to kill anything generic. Every number checked with you first.
Say who is in the room
2 minute elevator pitch, Investor, Business owner, Anyone. It changes what you say, never what's on the board.
Get the board and the words
One hand drawn board to show, notes to say out loud, timed to fit. Never printed on the picture.
Ready when you are.
It takes five to fifteen minutes and you can come back to it any time.
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