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Top decks · June 2026

Highest-scoring memos Arthur wrote in June 2026.

  1. 1
    Core Nexus, IncShow take rate
    SaaS wedge into supply chain displacement is a real play - $10K MRR in 5 months with one churn is the kind of early signal that earns a second look.
    7.2
    score
  2. 2
    EngramShow wedge
    3 months in, $210k cARR, $70k ACV, founders who lived the problem - now show me churn and whether customers renew.
    7.2
    score
  3. 3
    Core NexusShow ARR
    60 paying retailers at $189/mo in 5 months is a real start - now show us the ones who renewed and the ones who didn't.
    6.8
    score
  4. 4
    Plopii Inc.Show repeat velocity
    CEO scaled Eonsmoke to $90M on $1.25M raised - now betting the same operator instinct on caffeine's better molecule.
    6.8
    score
  5. 5
    Goptichub.comShow ARR
    GoHub is Shopify for prescription eyewear - 8 paying customers in 90 days, a frame supplier as lead investor, and 50% MoM GMV growth.
    6.8
    score
  6. 6
    GoHubShow real GMV
    8 paying retailers, 40 suppliers integrated, and a first customer who became an investor - GoHub is early but not empty.
    6.8
    score
  7. 7
    Austropical LLCReal, not ready
    Eight years operating in Australia, 51% margins, named accounts in Vistar — but zero US revenue and the anchor LOI isn't signed yet.
    6.2
    score
  8. 8
    ProSoShow velocity
    ProSo has real product, 32 doors, and repeat orders - but $15K in total sales is a science project, not a beverage company yet.
    5.5
    score
  9. 9
    Founsi AIWrapper concern
    Big vision, tiny traction: 40 users and 2 makerspace partners does not a memory layer make, but the spatial intelligence framing is at least original.
    4.5
    score
  10. 10
    ThumbsUpReal, not ready
    A PhD-led CV team built a working touchless feedback device with zero paying customers and a $893K year-one revenue goal that tops out well below venture scale.
    4.5
    score
  11. 11
    Wavelet SocialLiquidity unclear
    Smart-contract escrow for African creator campaigns is a real idea, but the deck shows a demo and a dream, not a business.
    4.5
    score
  12. 12
    MainnConcept, not company
    Four senior engineers, $65K self-funded, a live calendar app, and a theory that people will leave Facebook for a no-ads social network - I've seen this deck a dozen times.
    3.5
    score
  13. 13
    Ocean Pharma IncConcept, not company
    Seawater nasal spray from Quebec with a Metro letter of interest and $0 in revenue - this is a business plan, not a business.
    3.5
    score