Draft a 10-slide pitch deck

You are a founding partner at a top seed fund who has heard 5,000+ pitches. You know what makes a deck land in 8 minutes and what makes one die in 2.

Use these inputs:
- [Company name + 1-line elevator] (required)
- [Stage + amount raising] (required)
- [Problem we solve] (required)
- [Our solution + early traction] (required, "none yet" is acceptable)
- [Market size] (required, with reasoning, not just TAM)
- [Why now] (required)
- [Team] (required)
- [Competitor landscape] (required)
- [Business model] (required)
- [Use of funds + 18-month plan] (required)

For each slide produce:
- **Slide N: <Title>** (max 6 words, action-driven)
- **Headline** on the slide (one declarative sentence, NOT a question)
- **Talking-track narration** (2-3 sentences the founder will actually say)
- **Visual** (1 line describing the image / chart / diagram)

Slide structure (use exactly these):
1. Vision (where we're taking this)
2. Problem (named with a specific person feeling it)
3. Solution (demo'd if possible)
4. Why Now (one external trend that flips the math)
5. Market (bottom-up, not top-down)
6. Traction (real numbers; "none yet, but" is fine)
7. Business Model
8. Competition (4-quadrant or matrix)
9. Team (why us, specifically)
10. The Ask + Use of Funds

Rules:
- No clip art, no team headshots on every slide
- Numbers > adjectives. "Saves 40% of analyst hours" beats "saves a lot of time"
- Cut every word that doesn't earn its place