Platvix positions itself as a fundraising team that never stops running. Instead of selling a static list of investors, it runs an agent called Flow that builds a pipeline from live investment intelligence, checks every fund, angel, grant and accelerator against the open web, and hands you a shortlist where each entry carries its source and the date it was verified. The premise is that a list compiled months ago is already stale by the time a founder opens it.
The deck analysis is the second half of the product. Platvix reads a pitch deck page by page, extracts the factual claims, tests each one against public sources, and scores the whole document on a rubric of eight sections and roughly thirty-one criteria. You get a verdict written in an investor's voice, a ranked list of the things that would get you passed on, and a suggested fix next to each one. It is designed to surface the objections before a partner meeting does.
The platform also drafts first-touch outreach for each matched investor, queues follow-ups, tracks deck engagement per slide, and reports movement on the pipeline. Nothing sends without explicit approval from the founder. Platvix is a freemium product: the free tier keeps a full deck analysis, the entire directory and a real campaign gather with no expiry and no card, while Pro runs a live raise with multiple analyses, unlimited pipeline and shared team seats.
