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Interesting idea, but all use cases above suggest you have to be there in-person to "pass the iPad". Seems like that requirement creates extra friction in the

• fleitz 16y ago
  You can definitely send a presentation to someone else, there are email/linkedin share features. Your home page will display all publicly available presentations, but we see an essential chicken-and-egg problem that is solved by positioning first as a presentation tool. Thats the immediate value, it helps an entrepreneur present to the people you already know, as well as collect information for prospective investors. eg. hallway / booth conversations at a tradeshow, quickly walk through a hand held presentation that is tactile and interactive, if they're interested, take their email down, send them a copy of the presentation and have the email on hand for follow up. You can also use it to pitch your product, rather than providing information about the company. Once the network of entrepreneurs is in place we can start attracting investors via internet means. Once both are in place we'll evaluate the next steps. What we don't want is prospective investors going to an empty site.