RMFG_$4.5M
_Seed · 2025
Mito AI®
AI-native multiplayer video creation. 17 slides, $4.5M raised by borrowing Figma's framing.
- Stage
- Seed
- Raised
- $4.5M
- Sector
- Video / AI
- Year
- 2025
- Lead
- Y Combinator
The Deck.
_01/1712 more slides · pro
HelloVC Analysis.
_©26Mito raised $4.5M for "AI-native multiplayer video creation." 17 slides, full-bleed product cover, borrowed framing from Figma. Below: when to write a long deck and how to earn the slides.
Why this deck works
Slide 1 is a full-bleed product screenshot of a multiplayer video editor — webcam tiles, threaded comments, a B-roll panel. "AI-native platform for multiplayer video creation." Investors see the canvas before they read a word.
What works "Multiplayer" is a borrowed framing. Figma made multiplayer mean collaborative-by-default; the moment you say "multiplayer X" the audience instantly understands what *X* probably looks like. That's 3 slides of explanation collapsed into one word.
17 slides is on the long side, but a rich collaborative product needs the room. The deck likely uses the extra slides for traction, product depth, and a deeper team page — and earned it.
Three things to steal
- Borrow framing from a known winner. "Multiplayer video" instantly maps to Figma. Saves you 3 slides.
- Lead with the canvas. A complex collaborative product is best shown, not described.
- Long decks work when the product is rich. 17 slides is fine if 8 of them are real product/traction.
