RMFG_$4.5M
_Seed · 2025
Theo AI®
"Predict Your Next Case." Litigation-outcome AI in 8 slides — second-person verb on the cover.
- Stage
- Seed
- Raised
- Undisclosed
- Sector
- Legal / AI
- Year
- 2025
- Lead
- Y Combinator
The Deck.
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HelloVC Analysis.
_©26Theo AI raised seed for "Predict your next case." 8 slides, second-person headline, graphic-motif cover. Below: how to write a legal-AI deck that sells outcomes, not features.
Why this deck works
"Predict Your Next Case." The cover is a verb in the second person. Investors aren't observing a product — they're imagining themselves using it. That mental shift is worth several persuasion slides.
What works Litigation outcome prediction is a category investors have wanted for years — measurable wins, premium-priced buyers, defensible data moats. Theo doesn't need to sell the *category*; the deck just has to convince that *Theo* is the team to build it.
The cover uses a graphic motif (overlapping word-blocks) instead of a product screenshot. For a deck whose value is data accuracy, not UI, that's the right call. A screenshot would have undersold what's actually being pitched.
Three things to steal
- Second-person verbs on the cover. "Predict your next case" makes the reader the subject.
- Graphic motifs beat product screenshots when the value is data, not UI.
- Pick a vertical with measurable outcomes. Litigation has win/lose binaries — unusually clean for AI prediction.
