Best STARTUP PITCH ever. Silicon Valley.

David Arnoux pitch Twoodo

[PreeMarket]

He should’ve ended it with: “if you like our product, you know what twoodo”

[Emil]

This guy is calm as if he was talking to his mother. Going to have my first pitch next week, this was inspiring!

[vistaartrade]

He talked about building ChatGPT 7 years ago, the guy was ahead of his time.

[lakshminarayana]

The problem, solution, how it works, market size, competitors landscape, current volumes.. and most importantly appreciating own team, everything is connected so well!!

[rx]

It's a very nice pitch. He covered all the points from problem to solution, from market size to team to product status and development. Ideas, teams and, products don't work sometimes time but this ability and skill to tailor and perform such a pitch make me thinking that soon or later this guy will get what he wants and what he deserves. Never give up!

[luavasconcelos]

“Instead of using multiple tools, he uses only one...slack”.

[nuke]

This pitch sounds like all the ones made fun of in the show Silicon Valley.

[MaxAigner]

I know David from Growth Tribe, great man, amazing how he developed and how his ideas grew so fast and big.

[kayzheng]

Can't understand why you guys thought this pitching was bullshit. Despite this product's failure, this pitch is AWESOME since they caught the funds. The purpose of a pitch for startups is convincing the investors but not guaranteeing the further success.

[DuDerize]

Slack was launched the same year they launched and Twoodo died the following year. They did not have the perfect team to do this. Slack did.

[amrut]

i didn't know Amsterdam was in silicon valley . until now

[艾索-rb]

Today we finally know it's a good pitch but a bad business.

[r.azizzi]

Great prezo, but #Slack ate their lunch.

[stepanfau]

This guy somehow managed to mix the worst features and the best features of a pitch into a single presentation :D

[jbf]

It was a very good speech from the strandpoint of water

[ReflectionOcean]

- Begin preparing for programs well in advance to ensure thorough preparation - 0:01

- Embrace virtual teamwork, enabling global collaboration without physical constraints - 0:44

- Utilize productivity tools to simplify organizational processes and improve efficiency - 1:01

- Consider integrating multiple functions into a single tool to streamline workflows - 2:53

- Emphasize user experience when developing collaboration tools for better adoption - 3:58

- Test new tools with beta testers and incorporate a lean methodology for product development - 8:48

- Seek funding to scale teams, further develop products, and execute marketing strategies - 8:59

[Thomas-]

This is unmatched. I had the privilege of reading something similar, and it was unmatched. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight

[Helycon]

the amount of buzzwords he put in the first sentence has got to be a new record

[agentred]

This company is officially closed down...

[thereallightwarrior]

I've seen a hundred product launches, and this is no different. Waves, I think it was called, did much the same 30 years ago, before the web was big, so the tags & comm integration wasn't as significant, but they integrated all rich media. They were ahead of their time, and I think MS bought them and buried them.

This ISN'T the Best Startup Pitch ever. It's fairly banal, but it's clean, and tight, and polished. We'll see what happens...