Sharpen your pitch.
Get feedback on your company and understand your market. Submit for investment consideration when you’re ready.
Chat- You: I want my company report.
- ADIN: Here’s your existing private company report for Cadence. It brings together your company overview, market research, competitive landscape, and the questions investors may ask about the business. Use it to see how your story comes across and where more evidence could help. We can work through the findings together, sharpen your positioning, or prepare answers for your next investor conversation. (Cadence: Industrial Operations, ADIN score 82%)
- You: Can you give me feedback on my pitch deck?
- ADIN: Of course. Send your deck as a PDF and I’ll review it slide by slide, looking at the story, clarity, and evidence behind your claims. I’ll flag anything that’s hard to follow and suggest concrete edits. If you have an upcoming investor meeting or a slide you’re concerned about, tell me so I can keep that context in mind.
- You: Here’s our deck. I’d love feedback before our next investor meeting. (Cadence Pitch.pdf)
- ADIN: On it. I’m going through your deck slide by slide, checking how the customer problem connects to your product, traction, and funding ask. I’ll bring the feedback back as a PDF so you can see the comments alongside each slide. We can then work through the changes you want to make before your next meeting. (Cadence Pitch.pdf: Reviewing the story, evidence, and slide clarity, in progress)
- ADIN: Here’s your PDF with feedback on each slide. The main opportunity is to make the customer problem and traction more concrete, so an investor can quickly understand who needs Cadence and what the evidence shows. I’ve also called out places where the story could flow more clearly. Open the feedback below, then we can work through a specific slide or prioritize the edits. Lead with the customer problem. Add evidence to your traction slide and make the funding ask more specific. (Cadence Feedback.pdf: 8 ADIN comments · 12 slides)
- You: How do I join ADIN’s weekly calls?
- ADIN: You can join ADIN’s weekly call every Tuesday from 12 to 1 PM Eastern. Add it to your calendar below to join the conversation with the network. It’s a relaxed way to hear what others are working on and bring your own questions. Meet founders and investors, discuss emerging tech and fresh deals, and share what you’re seeing in the market. You’re welcome to bring a company you’re exploring, ask for feedback, or simply listen and get to know the network. (The Weekly Members Call: Every Tuesday at Noon EST)
- You: I want my company report.
- ADIN: Here’s your existing private company report for Cadence. It brings together your company overview, market research, competitive landscape, and the questions investors may ask about the business. Use it to see how your story comes across and where more evidence could help. We can work through the findings together, sharpen your positioning, or prepare answers for your next investor conversation. (Cadence: Industrial Operations, ADIN score 82%)
- You: Can you give me feedback on my pitch deck?
- ADIN: Of course. Send your deck as a PDF and I’ll review it slide by slide, looking at the story, clarity, and evidence behind your claims. I’ll flag anything that’s hard to follow and suggest concrete edits. If you have an upcoming investor meeting or a slide you’re concerned about, tell me so I can keep that context in mind.
- You: Here’s our deck. I’d love feedback before our next investor meeting. (Cadence Pitch.pdf)
- ADIN: On it. I’m going through your deck slide by slide, checking how the customer problem connects to your product, traction, and funding ask. I’ll bring the feedback back as a PDF so you can see the comments alongside each slide. We can then work through the changes you want to make before your next meeting. (Cadence Pitch.pdf: Reviewing the story, evidence, and slide clarity, in progress)
- ADIN: Here’s your PDF with feedback on each slide. The main opportunity is to make the customer problem and traction more concrete, so an investor can quickly understand who needs Cadence and what the evidence shows. I’ve also called out places where the story could flow more clearly. Open the feedback below, then we can work through a specific slide or prioritize the edits. Lead with the customer problem. Add evidence to your traction slide and make the funding ask more specific. (Cadence Feedback.pdf: 8 ADIN comments · 12 slides)
- You: How do I join ADIN’s weekly calls?
- ADIN: You can join ADIN’s weekly call every Tuesday from 12 to 1 PM Eastern. Add it to your calendar below to join the conversation with the network. It’s a relaxed way to hear what others are working on and bring your own questions. Meet founders and investors, discuss emerging tech and fresh deals, and share what you’re seeing in the market. You’re welcome to bring a company you’re exploring, ask for feedback, or simply listen and get to know the network. (The Weekly Members Call: Every Tuesday at Noon EST)
Build with a clearer signal.
Get feedback on your company, refine your pitch, and learn from the network.
Get feedback. Share company materials for feedback, whether or not you’re raising.
Sharpen your pitch. Refine your story and positioning. Prepare for questions investors may ask.
Build together. Join founders and investors on the weekly call to share ideas and learn.
Get another view of your company.
Share your company materials for feedback on your market, team, traction, and risks. You don’t need to be raising. Ask follow-up questions in Chat, or submit for investment consideration when you’re ready.
Sharpen every slide.
Upload your pitch deck for structured feedback on the story, positioning, and market framing. Review the notes, work through investor questions in Chat, and strengthen your next draft.
Build with the network.
Join the weekly call with founders, builders, and investors. Share what you’re seeing in your market, discuss emerging trends, and learn from others building alongside you.
Frequently asked questions.
Do I need to be raising?
No. Use ADIN to get feedback on your materials and understand your market before your next raise.
What should I submit?
Share your pitch deck, website, or company materials. Include your stage, what you’re building, and any questions you’d like feedback on.
What feedback will I get?
Get structured feedback on your story, positioning, market, and traction, including questions investors may ask. Use Chat to explore the findings.
How does ADIN decide whether to invest?
ADIN’s AI agents research your company, investors contribute their perspectives, and GPs make the final investment decision.
Can I participate without receiving funding?
Yes. Get feedback, explore research in Chat, and join the weekly community call whether or not ADIN invests.
Can I earn carry by referring other companies?
Yes. Founders can submit other companies and earn 50% of the net carry on eligible deals they source that ADIN funds.
Improve what you’re building.
Tell us what you’re building and where you’d like feedback.