Pitch deck template — Hackcache
A finished 7-slide sample deck you copy in one click and turn into your own pitch.
How to use it
Press Open the full resource above. Google asks whether to make a copy: press Make a copy . You need to be signed in to a Google account.
The copy is yours, and nobody else sees your changes. The sample project in it is called Kagaz: keep the structure, and replace every word, number and picture with your own.
Read the speaker notes under each slide ( View → Show speaker notes ). Each one says what that slide must do and what to replace.
Swap the drawn phones for real screenshots of your app: drag a box around a phone, press Delete , then Insert → Image .
Delete the first slide, "How to use this template", before you submit.
What goes on each slide
Title: project name, one-line pitch, team name and your track.
The problem: a real quote and real numbers from people you actually asked. The numbers in the sample are made up.
The solution: what your app does in one sentence, with one screenshot.
How it works: the main journey in three screenshots, the same journey your demo video shows.
How it's built: the tools you used, AI included, and what is real versus simulated.
Impact and next steps: who it helps, and the three things you would build next.
Team and links: names, roles, your live link and your repository.
Submitting it
In your copy, choose Share → General access → Anyone with the link → Viewer , and paste that link into Deck URL on your HackCache dashboard. Open the link in a private window first to check that it opens for someone who is not signed in.
Prefer PowerPoint? In your copy, choose File → Download → Microsoft PowerPoint . Submit a link to it either way, for example by uploading it to Google Drive and sharing it with anyone who has the link.