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Maker here. I built PitchWright because I kept watching founder friends send investor updates and pitch decks that were technically fine but read like a buzzword bingo card. Then they'd get ghosted and have no idea why.
PitchWright gives you the read a partner would give you in 30 seconds, before you hit send. Paste any pitch text — landing page copy, an investor update, a deck section, an outreach email — and you get:
- A clarity score across six dimensions: buzzword density, claim-to-evidence ratio, vagueness, passive voice, future-promise vs present-fact, and founder honesty.
- Every weak phrase highlighted inline with a one-sentence "why this is a flag."
- A concrete rewrite for each flag — click to accept and the flag disappears. You ship a tighter version by the end of the session, not a to-do list for later.
Two decisions I'm proudest of:
1. Rewrite, don't lecture. Most AI feedback tools tell you what's wrong. PitchWright shows you the better sentence and lets you accept it in one click.
2. Zero data retention. Your text is analyzed and discarded — nothing stored, nothing logged, nothing used for training. Founders are paranoid for a reason; we built assuming you are too.
Free tier is 3 full analyses, no credit card. Pro is for teams iterating on a deck weekly. There's also a one-time Founder Pack if you'd rather pay once and own it.
Would love feedback on:
- Are those six dimensions the right ones, or is there a flag I should add?
- Do the verdict bands (RARE → SOLID → SKETCHY → SPICY → COOKED) land, or are they too cute?
- Want me to run a section of your own pitch through it and reply with the read? Drop the text in a comment and I'll do it live today.
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About PitchWright on Product Hunt
“Your pitch, partner-reviewed”
PitchWright was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #64 on the daily leaderboard. An investor-grade read on every pitch. Clarity score, flagged claims, and concrete rewrites — before you hit send.
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Who hunted PitchWright?
PitchWright was hunted by suyash agarwal. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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suyash agarwal
Hey Product Hunt,
Maker here. I built PitchWright because I kept watching founder friends send investor updates and pitch decks that were technically fine but read like a buzzword bingo card. Then they'd get ghosted and have no idea why.
PitchWright gives you the read a partner would give you in 30 seconds, before you hit send. Paste any pitch text — landing page copy, an investor update, a deck section, an outreach email — and you get:
- A clarity score across six dimensions: buzzword density, claim-to-evidence ratio, vagueness, passive voice, future-promise vs present-fact, and founder honesty.
- Every weak phrase highlighted inline with a one-sentence "why this is a flag."
- A concrete rewrite for each flag — click to accept and the flag disappears. You ship a tighter version by the end of the session, not a to-do list for later.
Two decisions I'm proudest of:
1. Rewrite, don't lecture. Most AI feedback tools tell you what's wrong. PitchWright shows you the better sentence and lets you accept it in one click.
2. Zero data retention. Your text is analyzed and discarded — nothing stored, nothing logged, nothing used for training. Founders are paranoid for a reason; we built assuming you are too.
Free tier is 3 full analyses, no credit card. Pro is for teams iterating on a deck weekly. There's also a one-time Founder Pack if you'd rather pay once and own it.
Would love feedback on:
- Are those six dimensions the right ones, or is there a flag I should add?
- Do the verdict bands (RARE → SOLID → SKETCHY → SPICY → COOKED) land, or are they too cute?
- Want me to run a section of your own pitch through it and reply with the read? Drop the text in a comment and I'll do it live today.
Try it: https://pitch-wright.com
Thanks for the early support.
— Suyash