Founders don't have time to work on a great pitch. So today, I'm excited to announce our launch of Dunky AI! We built Dunky AI to help you speed up the process of creating a compelling pitch. Work with Dunky to get instant feedback on how well you're communicating the most compelling components of your startup and understand what you need to address.
Elizabeth Yin here from Hustle Fund. A lot of founders have approached me over the years asking for feedback on their pitch before raising money. Unfortunately, we never figured out how to do this in a scaled way until now.
So today we are launching Dunky AI, which is trained on our own data, and it should give you pretty accurate feedback as to what we would say at Hustle Fund. (Of course this is just one data point and tuned to the Hustle Fund investment model. So take this with a grain of salt. She also does make mistakes sometimes.)
This is a low-pressure way to practice your pitch and address questions and concerns you will likely get from VCs before you pitch them. What you submit is not connected to our CRM - we won't look at that information (because who has time for that?) unless we need to debug something.
This is clever. Most founders (myself included) struggle to tighten their pitch. How does the AI evaluate pitch quality — is it scoring clarity, conciseness, or audience fit? Would love to try this before our own launch.
i kept getting this error so wasn't able to try it out "Speech recognition error: network"
Congrats on the launch! Is the feedback provided by Dunky static (a scorecard-style report) or conversational, meaning can founders go back and forth with Dunky to workshop specific sections like traction or market size?
I would definitely use this! How long does it allow you to record? Asking because I'm wondering if this also work for meeting presentation.
Hey, this is pretty awesome!
Does it also help you challenge ideas and sales angles, or mostly just the copy and tone?
I’ve tried other pitch tools before, but this feels more interactive and actionable. It actually explains what to improve instead of generic tips
Hey Elizabeth, that line about never figuring out how to give pitch feedback at scale is relatable for anyone who gets a lot of asks. Was there a specific week where the requests just piled up and you thought I want to help all these founders but there’s literally no way I can?
one question - does this only shares feedback or it also helps to rework on the pitch?
About Dunky AI on Product Hunt
“Practice your elevator pitch with Dunky AI”
Dunky AI launched on Product Hunt on March 26th, 2026 and earned 174 upvotes and 23 comments, placing #19 on the daily leaderboard. Founders don't have time to work on a great pitch. So today, I'm excited to announce our launch of Dunky AI! We built Dunky AI to help you speed up the process of creating a compelling pitch. Work with Dunky to get instant feedback on how well you're communicating the most compelling components of your startup and understand what you need to address.
Dunky AI was featured in Venture Capital (49.5k followers), Artificial Intelligence (466.2k followers) and Fundraising (1.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 89.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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