The Papers

AI-readable pitch decks for investors

Make your pitch deck readable by AI — exactly as you wrote it

Investors paste decks into ChatGPT and Claude. Give them one verified AI Version of your pitch deck at a permanent link, so every AI reads the same numbers.

The problem

Investors and analysts increasingly read decks through AI: they upload the PDF to ChatGPT, Claude or an internal agent and ask for a summary.

A deck is designed for eyes, not parsers. Charts become unlabeled numbers, footnotes lose their figures, and “ARR $2.4M (forecast)” can come back as “revenue $2.4M”.

Each investor’s AI reads its own copy differently, and an old PDF keeps circulating after you update the round.

How The Papers handles it

  1. Upload the deck (PDF or PowerPoint). PowerPoint is read natively — text frames, tables, native chart data and speaker notes.
  2. The Papers builds one canonical model of the deck and checks every figure, period and qualifier against the source slide.
  3. Publish it at thepapers.link/{your-room}/{deck}. Put that link on slide 2 or in the email with the AI Link Kit.
  4. When you raise again or update metrics, publish a new version at the same link. Old versions stay addressable.

Checked against the source

  • ARR vs revenue vs GMV classification
  • forecast vs actual periods
  • currency and units on every chart value
  • cap table and round terms exactly as stated

Where to put the link

Slide 2, the deck cover email, or your data room index.

Not a converter

The Papers is not a PDF-to-Markdown converter. Conversion is the first step. Before an AI Version is published, its figures, currencies, dates, periods, qualifiers and formulas are checked against the original document, each value keeps a reference to its source page or cell, and anything the source does not settle is put to the document owner instead of guessed.

Create your first AI Version — free

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