Free investor update generator

Your numbers and three bullets in, a clean draft out — in about 30 seconds. No signup. Nothing you type is stored.

What this generator doesn't do

  • No memory — it can't compare this month to last month or catch a number that contradicts what you told investors before.
  • No voice — every draft sounds generic because it has none of your past updates to draw on.
  • No sending, no open tracking, no investor list.

Those three gaps are the product. Vectig drafts from your own past updates (supplied as context, never used to train any model), remembers what you said last month, and tracks who actually reads it.

The format the draft follows

Every draft this generator produces follows the same seven-part structure Vectig uses for the real thing: a headline that leads with the most important number, one sentence on what changed since last month, the four metrics investors expect — MRR, monthly burn, cash on hand, runway — and three short narrative sections: what won, what’s hard, and what we need.

The order is deliberate. Investors skim updates between meetings, so the format puts the number that matters first, keeps the whole thing under two minutes of reading, and ends with an ask they can act on. No hype words, no buried bad news.

Investor update — April 2026
MRR
$42,180
Burn
$38,400
Cash
$608,000
Runway
14.2 mo

MRR $42,180, up 12.4% — burn down $2.1k, 14.2 months of runway.

Revenue grew and burn came in $2.1k under the March plan, so runway stretched by almost a month. The one number moving the wrong way is CAC, covered below.

What won. Closed Acme at $18k ACV — the first customer sourced entirely from outbound. Two more contracts from the same playbook are in legal.

What’s hard. CAC crept to $410 against a $340 target. Paid channels are doing less of the work than the pipeline suggests, so May's plan trims spend until the outbound math is proven.

What we need. Two warm intros to seed-stage CFOs who run monthly reporting — we want their read on this format before we standardize it.

Full numbers attached as always. Reply to this email and it lands with me.

A hand-written sample in Vectig’s house format — not generator output.

Want the reasoning behind each section? Read how to write an investor update, grab the two-minute template, or fix the subject line first. And if the runway number is the one you’re unsure about, the free runway calculator computes it from your cash and burn.

Questions founders ask

What should a monthly investor update include?

The essentials are your key metrics (MRR, burn, cash, runway), what changed since last month, what went well, what's hard, and a specific ask. Investors read hundreds of updates — leading with the most important number and keeping it under two minutes of reading is what gets replies.

Is this investor update generator free?

Yes. No signup, no credit card. Enter your numbers and three bullets, get a draft, copy it out. Nothing you type is stored.

What doesn't this generator do?

It has no memory (it can't compare this month to last month), no voice (it doesn't write like you), and no sending or tracking. Each draft starts from zero. Those are the parts Vectig itself does — memory, your voice from your own past updates, and per-investor open tracking.

Does the generator train AI models on my numbers?

No. Your inputs are never stored and never used to train any model. The draft is generated once and returned to you; the only thing recorded is that a generation happened.

Where can I learn the format this follows?

Start with how to write an investor update — the full section-by-section reasoning — or grab the two-minute template and fill it by hand.