Pitch Deck Teardown: Kinnect's $250k Angel deck

Pitch Deck Teardown: Kinnect's $250k Angel deck

1. where memories live

2. omar
10+ years of in performance
brand & product marketing
passion for storytelling,
human connection, and mental wellness.
founder

3. One learning in particular validated my vision…
A venture-backed series B startup needed help finding its product market fit.
I led marketing initiatives that informed what it was.
People want and will pay to learn more about their families actions, and stories
to understand who they are, and learn who they want to be.

4. approximately 44 million American adults are
significantly lonely, with about 30% of older adults
feeling isolated.
even more alarming, over half of Americans frequently
feel misunderstood or unknown by those around
them.
problem

5. INTRODUCING
KINNECT utilizes natural
language processing and
machines to encourage and
preserve storytelling for kin
worldwide.
Note: 'Kin' is the most inclusive
term for family, encompassing
both chosen and blood relatives.

6. SUBSCRIPTION MODEL
KINNECT captures 2% of all families in the
US with an $80 yearly subscription:
-Total US Families: 128 million (approx.)
-2% of US Families: 0.02 * 128 million = 2.56 million
Yearly Subscription Revenue: $204.8 million

7. 91%of people who have experienced loss regret not capturing meaningful memories.
85%are unaware of existing solutions for preserving memories and stories.
90%express a strong desire for a convenient app.
91%emphasize that chosen family is family — a factor not addressed by current competitors.
insights

8. market potential
across key sectors
Family Services Market
valued at $3.88 billion (2023), projected to
reach $10.13 billion by 2032 (11.2% CAGR).
AI Technology Market
current valuation at $100 billion, estimated
growth to $2 trillion by 2030.
Loneliness & Social Connection
part of the $4.5 trillion global wellness
market.
Employee Benefits and Healthcare
U.S. employers invest $8 billion annually in wellness
programs.

9. solution
create digital experiences that strengthen
relationships, become a source of generational
knowledge, and reduce the mental and physical
effects of disconnection.

10. he lost his grandfather
to Alzheimer’s a few years
ago.
he lost a friend to Leukemia a
month ago.
in both experiences
he felt a need.
why omar is doing this

11. ●KINNECT is backed by TechStars through Rising Stars Fund
●100% working on KINNECT
●Recruited phenomenal Founding Team
●Member to Chicago 1871’s innovation hub
TRACTION

12. I have the right team and experience.
This is personal.
I promised my husband I’d pay him back.
WHY WILL I WIN?
CONTACT: [email protected]

13. “We don’t talk about this enough—but the process of reliving moments
of our lives, especially when facing the end of life creates opportunity for
reprievement for the human, and for the family later on. We don’t know
when our time is over, and having these special moments…is incredibly
powerful for everyone.”
IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. NINA VASAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND
FOUNDER AT
THE STANFORD LAB FOR
MENTAL HEALTH INNOVATION

14. “By 2050, there will be an epidemic of memory loss as the
current largest population enters the age bracket associated
with Alzheimer's and Dementia.”
IN CONVERSATION WITH JOSEPH RAYMAN
Neuroscientist currently overseeing a drug
discovery program at Columbia University for
Alzheimer's disease (AD), amyotrophic lateral
sclerosis (ALS), frontotemporal dementia (FTD),
and progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP).