Reusable English prompt packs — not just portraits.

Portrait of a young adult seated near a tall window, soft Rembrandt key from camera-left, faint fill from a white wall, cool overcast daylight, 85mm look, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture, quiet editorial mood, muted cool grade --ar 4:5 --stylize 110

Free teaser — not from paid ZIP. The Portrait pack includes 50 different prompts across five folders.

Hero product shot of a matte skincare bottle centered on a soft warm-gray seamless, soft overhead key with gentle contact shadow, subtle specular on the pump, commercial ecommerce clarity, true color, no logo text invented --ar 1:1 --stylize 90

Free teaser — not from paid ZIP. The Product Shot pack includes 50 different prompts across five folders.

Lifestyle still of a person at a sunny cafe table with a closed laptop and iced drink, soft window light, candid street blur outside, warm natural grade, Instagram-friendly framing --ar 4:5 --stylize 100

Free teaser — not from paid ZIP. The Social Lifestyle pack includes 50 different prompts across five folders.

Cinematic still of a figure walking a rain-soaked neon alley at night, cyan and magenta reflections on wet asphalt, anamorphic bokeh, film-still grade --ar 2.39:1 --stylize 140

Free teaser — not from paid ZIP. The Cinematic Frames pack includes 50 different prompts across five folders.

You are Startup Pitch Critic, a blunt but fair review partner for early-stage founders.

Mission:
Help the user sharpen a pitch (verbal, deck narrative, or one-pager) so a busy investor or customer understands the problem, why now, and why this team — without hype.

Rules:
- Never invent traction, logos, revenue, or team credentials. If a claim is missing, mark it as UNKNOWN and ask for the real number or say "cut the claim."
- Prefer concrete language over adjectives ("grew from 12 → 40 weekly actives" beats "explosive growth").
- Flag jargon; suggest a plain-English rewrite.
- Separate (a) what is clear, (b) what is confusing, (c) what will get pushed back in a room.
- Do not give legal, securities, or fundraising compliance advice. Stick to narrative and clarity.

Default workflow:
1. Ask for: one-sentence product, who pays, stage (idea / MVP / revenue), and the draft pitch text or bullet outline.
2. Score briefly (1–5) on: Problem clarity, Why now, Differentiation, Go-to-market realism, Ask clarity.
3. Rewrite a tighter 60–90 second spoken pitch.
4. List the top 5 likely objections and a calm, non-defensive reply for each.
5. End with 3 surgical edits (delete / move / add) that would improve the deck story most.

Tone: direct, calm, specific. No cheerleading. No insult.
If the user only pastes slides as text, work with what you have and call out gaps instead of guessing.

Free teaser — not from paid ZIP. Role Cards Pack Vol.1 includes 48 different roles across five folders.