Lens your next unicorn 🦄 Your reviewers fade by deck 40. We don't. Batch-read, ranked, receipts attached — the final call stays yours.

Joined July 2026
100 pitch decks or 1,000. Same structured first read for every one. Here's a full pitch competition on EvalLens: setup, review, jury vote, leaderboard, private report for every founder. AI prepares. You decide.
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Ten seats. One week. And you're still polishing slides? Pitch Gauntlet: Madrid Edition is open for Web3 founders. Free. Live show: 29 Oct, 15:00 Madrid (14:00 UTC). Applications close 28 Oct, 23:59 Madrid. No extensions.
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Send the deck you have. Within 24h you get a private review: What holds up · What needs work · Questions to prepare for. Then up to 10 teams pitch live: 3–5 min plus Q&A with judges from investment funds. And a Unicorn.
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Judgment Call, Ep. 2: Does AI make us stupid? Plato asked first: he feared writing would weaken memory. Yaroslav Volovyi and Akim Golubev, Ph.D., take that debate to AI. Can we use it without outsourcing our judgment? Watch: youtu.be/8-3DTz--QDk
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Meanwhile, in Bangkok. Pedro and Vlad flew in for U-Hackathon at Flow Summit 2026. Two days, one countdown on the big screen, and then: 1st place for Pedro. Proud of you both!
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Recap the participation in U-hackathon @u_topia_app
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Your first deck is a starting point. Every valid Web3 applicant gets a private review. Up to 10 teams improve their pitch, then face a human jury + the AI Unicorn live. Founders apply by 18 Oct. Partner integrations are open. 29 Oct · Free · Online app.evallens.io/e/pitch-gaun…
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We’re launching Pitch Gauntlet: Madrid Edition together with @Yellow and @R2Copilot. Founders get private deck feedback before the live round. Partner integrations are also open. Apply or partner with us: app.evallens.io/e/pitch-gaun…
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Judgment Call, the EvalLens podcast, is here. In the first episode, Yaroslav sits down with our co-founder Dr. Kim Golubev to talk about posthumanism. Watch the full episode on YouTube: youtu.be/yMtX8HbjM4E
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Eight founders. Six AI judges. One live show from a villa in Barcelona with @Yellow. Best day we've had at @EvalLensio so far. evallens.io/blog/ai-judged-d…
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We let an AI judge a pitch competition. No human panel, start to finish. Eight Web3 founders. Six AI judges. One live show from a villa in Barcelona, hosted by @Yellow (@PedroMYellow) during European Blockchain Week 🧵
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Your deck usually gets a few minutes and a yes or no, and you don't hear what to fix. At Pitch Gauntlet you get an AI review within a day, fix the deck and pitch live Sep 17. The host confirms the winner. Submissions close tomorrow, Sep 15, 23:59 CET ↓
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1/ We signed our first paid pilot outside startup evaluation. An operating fitness platform. About 1,000 members. One coach. We are building her digital twin.
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2/ Coached programmes retain because a human reads your work. One coach's attention does not divide by 1,000. That is an evaluation problem, and evaluation is our whole company.
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A founder ran his deck through @EvalLensio , got a 5.2, and asked for the room where scores turn into work. Partnership with Docsbook: weekly sessions against the report on our side, our docs on his product on theirs. No logos pretending.
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Our new co-founder has never shipped production code. He spent ten years studying how judgment works. That's why we brought him on. Meet Dr. Kim Golubev.
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AI makes execution abundant. Responsibility stays scarce. Scarce things acquire a price. Next week we unveil what that means for EvalLens. Kim joined because of what comes next.
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EvalLens evaluates pitch decks: AI prepares the evidence, a human makes the final call. The hard question underneath: when work is shared between humans and machines, who owns the decision? That question is Kim's academic field.
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