Elon Musk has a vision for X, being the everything app. So we worked on an imaginative pitch deck that tries to tell that story. Here's the X pitch deck.
The X Pitch Deck (Imagined)
We coined it as a FinSocial due to the fact that Elon's interested in merging it with a PayPal-like platform. Hence, our elevator pitch reflected that.
The main problem X is trying to solve is related to how social media is not transparent and is extremely regulated.
Then there's the payment sector and its accompanying regulation and processes.
X, the everything app, aims to make it as simple as this example above.
Finally, we end it by putting user projections for the next five years, aiming to reach a level that is considered very high for top social media platforms like Facebook.
This wraps up how we imagine the everything app. It's not really associated with X whatsoever. It's just a design imagination of a product that doesn't exist yet.
But it would be nice if it did exist, right?
That's what our real content templates are all about – imagining the nonexistent product.
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The main problem X is trying to solve is related to how social media is not transparent and is extremely regulated.
Then there's the payment sector and its accompanying regulation and processes.
X, the everything app, aims to make it as simple as this example above.
Finally, we end it by putting user projections for the next five years, aiming to reach a level that is considered very high for top social media platforms like Facebook.
This wraps up how we imagine the everything app. It's not really associated with X whatsoever. It's just a design imagination of a product that doesn't exist yet.
But it would be nice if it did exist, right?
That's what our real content templates are all about – imagining the nonexistent product.
If you liked this, you can also check out Blerl, a Twitter-inspired pitch deck!