Flocci Bento use case
Investor updates people actually read
An investor-update bento board replaces the monthly wall-of-text email: metric tiles for MRR, users and runway, a real line chart of growth, a wins panel, a challenges panel and an asks panel — one page, exported as PDF or PNG. In Flocci Bento the charts are editable vectors, so numbers stay crisp.
- Monthly investor emails
- Board pre-reads
- Accelerator check-ins
- Internal all-hands recaps
The update that survives a phone screen
Investors read updates on phones between meetings. A designed one-pager — headline metrics up top, one growth chart, three short panels for wins, challenges and asks — lands in ten seconds what a 900-word email never will. The Dashboard and Pitch Deck templates are both natural starting points; keep the same board and update the numbers each month.
Real charts, restorable history
Metric tiles are text panels with big type; growth curves are Recharts line or area charts whose data points you edit each month. Because projects keep version snapshots, your January board is always restorable while the live one shows June — a monthly cadence with zero file naming (`update_final_v3.pdf`) pain.
Frequently asked questions
What should an investor update one-pager contain?
Headline metrics (revenue, users, runway), one growth chart, wins, challenges and specific asks. The bento format gives each its own panel so nothing is buried.
How do I send it?
Export as PDF and attach it, or export PNG and inline it in the email body. Many founders do both: PNG in the body, PDF attached.
Can I keep the same design every month?
Yes — edit the numbers in place and re-export. Version snapshots preserve each month's edition; duplicating the project also works if you prefer separate boards.
Is my data private?
Projects are private to you and the members you invite (owner/editor/viewer roles). Share links are tokenized URLs you control.
Open the editor and build yours
Free to design, no card — founder credits included with every new workspace.