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Built for founders first.

Don't send the deck.
Send your AI Avatar.

Your AI Avatar gives every investor a live pitch and answers their questions. It knows your numbers cold, never has a bad day, and talks to hundreds at once in 9 languages. Then it tells you who's interested.

( what your investor gets )

Meet Evan. He'll pitch his Series A and take your questions

Evan Cole
Live Room · Responds Live

Disclosed as AI

Evan Cole · AI Avatar

Founder · LumaGrid

A · Founder Pitch

Building the Operating System for Clean Energy

Evan pitches LumaGrid — vision, market, traction, the round — then takes your questions.

Try askingAsk about revenue, market size, the product, or the round.

You just talked to one. Yours takes three steps — create it, train it, send the link — and you don't need to be there. How it works

( why founders are first )

Fundraising is 200 conversations. Ten matter.

You won't know which ten until you've had all 200. So you send the deck. But a deck can't answer a question. It can't tell who's interested. It never got anyone excited. Your AI Avatar can.

It can know more than you.

Give it the model, the metrics, the competitors, the hard technical answers. Everything you'd normally say "let me get back to you" on.

It never has a bad day.

No jet lag. No fourth pitch of the afternoon. No forgotten slide. Every investor gets your best-day pitch.

It talks to hundreds at once.

Different investors, different questions, different languages. Each one steers their own conversation: quick version, deep dive, or simpler.

Better than the deck. On your bad days, better than you.

( after every conversation )

Afterwards, you know who's interested.

Every conversation reports back. For each person: what they asked, how long they stayed, what they did, what excited them, what concerned them. Before you spend a minute of your own.

Conversation report · LumaGrid · Series A

Sarah Wright

Partner, Northwind Ventures

28 min

AskedNet retention · sales cycle · use of funds

Excited by92% retention

Concerned aboutEnterprise sales cycle

ActionBooked a call

Priya Nair

Principal, Cobalt Capital

17 min

AskedThe round · competitors

Excited by—

Concerned aboutBurn

ActionDownloaded your deck

Marcus Lee

Angel

3 min

Left at the market slide · no action

200 pitches. One shortlist.

PitchDemoTeachGuide

( more than the pitch )

One avatar. Every conversation you've had a hundred times.

Fundraising is the first job. It's rarely the last.

1

Avatar. Train it once.

100s

Conversations at once.

9

Languages.

Investor Pitches

"I pitched 200 investors this week. Ten booked a call. The rest didn't cost you a minute."

Evan Cole

Founder Avatar, LumaGrid

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Not a founder? The same avatar teaches a lesson or tours a home. Try Dr. Chen or Sofia above.

( how Human Virtual works )

Create it once. Keep it ready.

Three steps. Then it's on, whether you are or not.

Step 01 · Create

Create your AI Avatar

Pick a presenter avatar, or use your own face and voice, with your consent.

Either way, people know it's AI.

Presenter avatar

Disclosed as AI

Your face and voice

Disclosed as AI

Step 02 · Train

Train it with what you know

Upload the deck, the model, the FAQ, the hard answers — anything you'd want in your head during the pitch. Then set the rules.

You decide what it knows and how it answers.

You decide

  • What it knows
  • What it emphasizes
  • How it sounds
  • What it avoids
  • How it handles hard questions

Step 03 · Publish

Publish a Live Room

A Live Room is a link. Anyone who opens it gets their own conversation with your avatar. It presents. They interrupt. It answers.

"Live" means it responds live. Not that you're there.

LumaGrid · Series A

ALWAYS OPEN

Product launch

THURSDAY · 6:00 PM
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( virtual, with human standards )

You stay in control.

Your knowledge. Your rules. You see every conversation.

Only your knowledge

It answers from what you gave it. You decide what it says when it doesn't know.

Your rules

Tone, priorities, boundaries, hard questions. Set once. Applied every time.

Your face is optional

Use a presenter avatar, or your own face and voice. Always with consent. Never anyone else's face.

Always disclosed as AI

People know they're talking to your AI Avatar. It represents you. It never pretends to be you.

Extend your presence. Never misrepresent it.

Go Virtual. Stay Human.

( frequently asked questions )

The short answers.

A platform to create and train an AI Avatar that pitches, teaches, and answers questions for you — live, to many people at once, using only what you taught it.

Neither. A video is the same for everyone. A chatbot waits for you to type. Your AI Avatar presents, listens, and talks back by voice. Each person can interrupt and steer.

No. "Live" means it responds in real time. Keep the room always open, or schedule it.

It answers from what you gave it, under the rules you set — including what to say when it doesn't know. And you can review every conversation afterwards.

For each person: what they asked, how long they stayed, what they did, and what excited or concerned them.

No. Use a presenter avatar, or your own face with consent. Either way, it's disclosed as AI.

Nine. It switches to the visitor's language, using only what you taught it.

Founders are first because the pitch is the clearest case. The same avatar can teach, tour, onboard, or answer customers. See the preview rooms.

( go virtual. stay human. )

Be there, even when you're not.

Create your AI Avatar and give it its first job. Pitch investors. Run the demo. Onboard the team.

Request early access.

Founders first.

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pitch investorsrun demosonboard teamsanswer customers9 languageshundreds at oncealways disclosed as AI