The public pitch board

Founders pitch. The crowd decides.

Founders pitch and the crowd decides what deserves attention. Every pitch on the board is one sentence: the problem, the product, and the ask, stripped to the essentials. Attach a deck and a demo, then leave it to the public — like, dislike, and honest comments from real people, not a panel in a boardroom.

No paid reviews, no curated winners. The best pitches earn the top of the board on merit, and every founder gets the one thing they actually want: an honest read on their idea before they spend a year on it.

How the board works

The process is deliberately simple, and it is the same for every founder — no pitch decks sent by email, no warm introductions required, no gatekeepers deciding who gets seen.

1 · Post

Write one sentence that names the problem you solve and who it is for. Add a deck link and a demo, then submit — pitches are reviewed before they go live.

2 · React

Once a pitch is live, anyone can read it, react, and comment. Reactions and comments are public, real, and never moderated to flatter the founder.

3 · Learn

Read what the crowd actually thinks, iterate on your one-liner, and watch the score move. The board doubles as your public presence while you raise.

3 pitches · 9 reactions

Developer ToolsRaising $10M1d ago

Linear: The better way to build products, Streamline issues, projects, and product roadmap.

by Anonymous
1
Developer ToolsRaising $500K2d ago

Onark — We help software teams convert raw video walk-throughs into production-ready Jira tickets and technical specs so they can ship features 3x faster without endless planning meetings.

by Anonymous
0
Developer ToolsRaising $7K4d ago

Pitchd. -- You pitch. The crowd decides.

by debs
2