Tome embeds 3D models and live web content directly in slides and that changed how I pitch our product

I pitch a physical product with a software component. The challenge with presenting it is that static slides undersell both parts of it. A photo of the hardware does not convey the design quality. A screenshot of the software does not convey how it works. I have always left pitch meetings feeling like what I showed did not match what people experienced when they actually used the product.

Tome's Interactive Content embedding is the feature that changed this.

You can embed live web content, 3D models and interactive data visualizations directly into slides. For my hardware product I embedded a 3D model that investors could rotate and examine during the pitch rather than looking at a photo from a fixed angle. For the software component I embedded a live version of the interface rather than a screenshot.

The effect on how investors engage with the presentation is significant. When they can interact with what you are showing them rather than passively looking at it, they spend more time on those sections and ask different questions. The conversation moves faster to the aspects of the product that actually matter rather than staying stuck on "can you show me what it looks like from the other side."

The Responsive Design means the presentation looked right when investors pulled it up on their phones or tablets after the meeting rather than breaking outside the original display context.

The AI Image Generation through DALL-E handled the concept visuals and roadmap illustrations.