· Olivier Moreau · Use cases · 1 min read
Your investor deck builds itself on the drive home
Dictate a few questions in the car. By the time you park, a branded slide deck — with your own numbers — is waiting in your Drive.
You’re driving. You ask Brain, out loud:
“What share of EV drivers can’t charge at home? Split it urban versus suburban.”
Brain pulls the figures from current sources, cross-checks them, and answers — sourced, in seconds. You keep going:
“Is there research on what holds back adoption?”
A structured read of the reference studies — the material for an argument, not a list of links.
Then the model. You give the assumptions out loud — 70 sessions a day, 350 hubs, an average ticket — and Brain builds it: ≈ 8.9 million sessions a year across the network, and the systemic savings that follow.
Finally:
“Put it on my VOLTIS letterhead for PowerPoint.”
Brain finds your template and brand colours in your Drive, lays out the deck — title, problem, thesis, market, economics, vision — and drops it in your Drive, ready to open in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
By the time you park, the whole thing — research, model, branded deck — is done. You never opened a screen; you just talked.
Anonymised use case; figures illustrative.
