سرمایه-گذاری· Published: Oct 10, 2026

Quiz of Koko — the full 19-section investor pitch deck

Quiz of Koko — the full 19-section investor pitch deck

The investor overview tells the story in one page. The new pitch deck tells it in nineteen. The investor overview went live on this site today; now its companion deck is live too — a single long scroll, numbered 01 to 19, in English and Persian.

What the nineteen sections add

  • The engagement loop — prompt, reward, progress, return: how one satisfying answer becomes tomorrow's session.
  • The edge — a side-by-side comparison with traditional word quizzes: adaptive difficulty, context-rich feedback, character-led correction, and a progress-plus-streak loop.
  • Business-model scenarios — the advertising and subscription formulas written out openly, every input labelled a founder input until real operating data replaces it. Nothing is presented as an actual.
  • Proposed pricing — FREE at $0, KOKO PLUS with the price left "to confirm", and a future tier scoped for families and classrooms once demand is proven.
  • Go-to-market — play, share, discover, return, grow: seeding a daily ritual, making progress social, and letting discovery compound.
  • The roadmap — the same evidence-gated plan as the overview: mobile launch checks now, cohort measurement next, scale decisions later.

Two ways to support

The deck closes with the two doors the overview opens: project support at $500–$3,000 per month for focused, defined milestones — the lighter path into the same 12-month plan — and angel investment with a $25k–$30k target, with instrument and valuation kept as explicit placeholders until we discuss them. A founder-handoff checklist lists every item that still needs verification before any external distribution.

No investment instrument, valuation, ownership, or financial outcome is offered or promised anywhere in the deck. It is a working document — every placeholder is intentional, and every number traces back to figures I have already published.

Start with the full deck, then use the briefing form when you want to talk.

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