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The investor funnel

Your deck enters a process you never get to see

Most founders have no idea what happens after they hit send. Here's the reality.

1

Inbox

500+ decks/month

Most die here. Warm intros float to the top. Cold emails sink.

2

AI / ML Screening

Funds increasingly use automated screening to triage volume. Your deck needs to survive algorithms before a human ever sees it.

Spectrum shows you what the algorithms are looking for
3

Quick Screen

~150–200 get opened

An analyst skims for 60–90 seconds. They’re pattern-matching, not reading. If it doesn’t click instantly, it’s a pass.

Spectrum tells you whether your deck clicks in 90 seconds
4

Analyst Deep Read

~40–50 get read properly

Now someone actually reads it. They Google your team, check your market sizing, look for red flags. They’re forming an opinion and prepping for the call.

Spectrum shows you the opinion they’re forming
5

First Call

~10–15 get a meeting

By now, the investor already has a lean. The call confirms or kills it. Most founders walk in blind. You don’t have to.

Spectrum tells you what they’ll ask before you pick up the phone
6

Internal Memo

~5–8 get written up

The analyst writes the memo. Partners read the memo, not your deck. The memo is everything.

7

Follow-up Call / DD

~3–5 get a second look

Deeper diligence. Reference checks, market questions, unit economics. They’re testing their own conviction.

8

Partner Review / IC

~2–3 get discussed

Your company gets 15 minutes at the partner meeting. The memo does the talking.

9

Term Sheet

1–2 get funded

The deck got them here. Everything else is execution.

1

Inbox

500+ decks/month

Most die here. Warm intros float to the top. Cold emails sink.

2

AI / ML Screening

Funds increasingly use automated screening to triage volume. Your deck needs to survive algorithms before a human ever sees it.

Spectrum shows you what the algorithms are looking for
3

Quick Screen

~150–200 get opened

An analyst skims for 60–90 seconds. They’re pattern-matching, not reading. If it doesn’t click instantly, it’s a pass.

Spectrum tells you whether your deck clicks in 90 seconds
4

Analyst Deep Read

~40–50 get read properly

Now someone actually reads it. They Google your team, check your market sizing, look for red flags. They’re forming an opinion and prepping for the call.

Spectrum shows you the opinion they’re forming
5

First Call

~10–15 get a meeting

By now, the investor already has a lean. The call confirms or kills it. Most founders walk in blind. You don’t have to.

Spectrum tells you what they’ll ask before you pick up the phone
6

Internal Memo

~5–8 get written up

The analyst writes the memo. Partners read the memo, not your deck. The memo is everything.

7

Follow-up Call / DD

~3–5 get a second look

Deeper diligence. Reference checks, market questions, unit economics. They’re testing their own conviction.

8

Partner Review / IC

~2–3 get discussed

Your company gets 15 minutes at the partner meeting. The memo does the talking.

9

Term Sheet

1–2 get funded

The deck got them here. Everything else is execution.

Same deck. Different feedback.

A generalist AI says “looks good.”
A specialist solution tells you what kills it.

Generic AI

Your deck looks well-structured overall.

Consider adding more detail to your market size slide.

The team slide could highlight relevant experience more.

Your financial projections seem reasonable.

Nice use of visuals throughout.

Verdict: “Your deck looks promising overall”

Spectrum
KILLER ASSUMPTION

Core assumption that market wants framework-native over SaaS is unvalidated. Risk Score: 7.2/10.

CONCERN

Your $44B TAM is unsourced — Investors will discount this immediately. No bottom-up calc present.

STRENGTH

Strong founder-market fit. Technical depth and domain credibility clearly evidenced.

EXPERIMENT

4-week customer discovery sprint can validate or kill the core thesis for ~$5K.

DD QUESTION

What does the pipeline look like beyond the 8 claimed customers?

Recommendation

Zone 2: Standard DD Process — Credible at seed. Validate core thesis before IC.

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What you receive

A real analyst memo. Not AI fluff.

A structured investment-style tearsheet with collapsible sections, a 4-zone outcome indicator, dimension scoring, and a recommendation. The same teardown an investor analyst writes internally.

SAMPLE — ANALYST MEMO SECTIONS
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1Fast Track
2Deep Dive
3Monitor
4Pass
01Outcome PredictionVerdict
02Executive SummaryOverview
03Key StrengthsStrengths
04Core ConcernsRisks
05Backability AssessmentDeep Dive
06Killer AssumptionsRisk Analysis
07Technical & ProductDeep Dive
08GTM Reality CheckDeep Dive
09Experiments to RunAction
10Due Diligence QuestionsAction
11Bottom LineVerdict

Each section is collapsible, with stage-specific visibility and scroll-tracked navigation.

Full memos: 2,000–4,000 words across 11 structured sections with dimension scoring

How it works

Four steps.

01

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