Nautis is an AI-native Startup Operating System that combines planning, fundraising, finance, sales, team management, and utilities in one platform.

Who is Nautis built for?

Nautis is designed for startup founders, core teams, incubators, and investors who need structured visibility and fast execution.

How does Nautis help with fundraising?

Nautis includes pitch deck workflows, investor management, secure data rooms, cap table support, and readiness signals to improve fundraising execution.

Does Nautis include financial tracking?

Yes. Nautis includes financial planning, expense tracking, invoicing, and startup health metrics to monitor runway and performance.

Can incubators use Nautis for cohort management?

Yes. Incubators can standardize startup reporting, track progress, assess readiness, and generate structured ecosystem-level visibility.

Can investors use Nautis for diligence and monitoring?

Yes. Investors can review structured startup data, compare opportunities consistently, and track portfolio execution over time.

AI Generator

Elevator Pitch Generator

Generate three elevator pitches (30s, 60s, 90s) from a handful of inputs. Tuned for clarity, traction, and credibility — no buzzwords.

Your generated result will appear here.

What is the elevator pitch generator?

An elevator pitch is the 30-90 second version of your company you can deliver from memory — to an investor at a conference, a candidate at an offsite, or a customer in a coffee line.

This tool takes six fields about your company and generates three versions: a 30-second one for tight situations, a 60-second one for standard intros, and a 90-second one when you actually have a minute to spare.

Why this matters for founders & operators

Most founders have a "deck pitch" but stumble on the verbal version. That's costly: investors form an opinion in the first 30 seconds, and candidates decide whether to take a second meeting based on how confident the founder sounds.

The biggest mistake is leading with what you do, not who you help. "We're an AI-powered platform for…" loses every time against "We help specific customer stop doing specific painful thing."

Use this tool as a starting point — then say each version out loud 5 times, edit ruthlessly, and memorize the 60-second one cold.

How to use this tool

1
Be specific in the inputs
Don't write 'small businesses' — write 'dental practices in the US with 3-15 employees'. Specificity in is specificity out.
2
Lead with the problem in the 'Problem' field
Describe the pain in concrete terms. Bad: 'Inefficiency in workflows'. Good: 'Reps waste 2 hours a day re-typing notes between Salesforce and HubSpot.'
3
Use a real traction number
MRR, growth rate, customer count, retention — pick the one that's most impressive. Skip vanity metrics like signups or impressions.
4
Generate, then edit aggressively
AI gives you a draft; your voice makes it yours. Cut every word that doesn't earn its place. Read aloud — if you stumble, rewrite.

FAQ

What's the difference between a 30s and 60s pitch?+

The 30s version is a hook: problem → who you help → unique mechanism. The 60s adds a traction beat and a vision sentence. The 90s adds a 'why now' or 'how big' element.

Should I tailor my pitch by audience?+

Yes. Investor pitches lead with market and traction. Candidate pitches lead with mission and team. Customer pitches lead with pain and proof. Generate once, then adapt.

How many times can I use this generator?+

First generation is free. After that we ask for an email — same as most founder tools — and you can generate up to 3 times per day per browser.

What does the AI do behind the scenes?+

It takes your inputs and runs them through a prompt tuned for elevator pitches: specific, traction-led, no buzzwords. The output goes through three explicit length targets (30/60/90s).