How it works

From PDF to verdict
in fifteen minutes.

One upload, eight specialists, one report. Here's exactly what happens between dropping the deck and finding the verdict in your inbox.

The shape of it
  1. 01

    Upload the deck

    ~30 seconds

    PDF only, up to 15 MB. Add the startup name and sector, then verify your email to save the deck in your personal workspace.

  2. 02

    Eight specialist agents review it

    ~12 minutes

    A coordinator parses the deck and dispatches each section to a specialist — financials, market, tech, risk, background. Each agent works the same way every time. No shortcuts on cheap decks, no extra love on expensive ones.

  3. 03

    One memo, eight views reconciled

    ~2 minutes

    The aggregator reads every specialist's notes and writes a single coherent report — verdict, risk level, kill flags, the questions to ask the founder. Conflicts between agents are resolved explicitly.

  4. 04

    The report arrives by email

    instant

    You get a twelve-section dossier in your inbox. Mobile-readable, forwardable, archivable. The verdict and top three red flags are at the top — read them before the meeting if you're short on time.

Inside the review

The eight specialists.

Each agent has one job and a strict prompt. They don't see each other's outputs until the aggregator reconciles them. That's deliberate — independent reads reduce groupthink.

01

Document ingest

Parses the PDF into structured markdown — slides, tables, footnotes — so the agents work with text, not pixels.

02

Coordinator briefing

Reads the deck end-to-end and dispatches a specific mission to each specialist. Identifies obvious gaps.

03

Tech & IP audit

Architecture choices, dependency stack, IP defensibility, build-vs-buy decisions, technical debt signals.

04

Numbers check

Revenue, growth, burn, runway, gross margin. Cross-checks claims against industry benchmarks and internal consistency.

05

Market sizing

Bottom-up TAM, competitor pricing, replacement cycles, regulatory headwinds. Discards the founder's top-down number and rebuilds.

06

Risk assessment

Regulatory, platform, IP, team, execution. Scored and ranked — you read the worst risks first.

07

Background check

Open-web validation of founder claims, prior ventures, competitive set, and public records.

08

Final report

Reads every specialist's notes and writes the dossier. Conflicts are flagged, not hidden.

The report

Twelve sections. One verdict.

Every report follows the same shape, so you know where to look. The verdict and top red flags are at the top — read them in two minutes if that's all you have.

  1. 01
    Executive thesis
    One-paragraph summary of what the company is and why the investor should care.
  2. 02
    Verdict and risk score
    PASS / CAUTION / SKIP, with a 1–5 risk score and the reasoning behind it.
  3. 03
    Numbers check
    Revenue, growth, burn, runway, gross margin — claims vs. what the deck actually supports.
  4. 04
    Unit-economics stress test
    CAC, LTV, payback period under stressed assumptions.
  5. 05
    Market reconstruction
    Bottom-up TAM, addressable share, realistic capture.
  6. 06
    Competitive landscape
    Direct, adjacent, and emerging competitors the deck didn't mention.
  7. 07
    Technology and IP audit
    Stack choices, dependencies, defensibility, technical debt signals.
  8. 08
    Regulatory exposure
    Jurisdictional risks, license requirements, pending regulation.
  9. 09
    Founder and team review
    Track record, prior ventures, public-record findings.
  10. 10
    Background check
    Open-web validation of claims, customers, and competitive context.
  11. 11
    Top three red flags
    The things most likely to kill this deal, ranked.
  12. 12
    Five questions to ask the founder
    The questions an analyst would ask in a follow-up call.
See a full sample report
What we promise

Operating commitments.

Follow progress as it happens.

Processing time varies. Your workspace shows the current step and completed reports.

Private workspace history.

Saved decks and reports remain in your workspace. Unclaimed uploads are removed after 24 hours.

No training, ever.

Your uploads are never used to train any model — ours or our providers'.

Failed runs are free.

A confirmed terminal failure returns the reserved credit to its original balance and expiry. A temporary connection interruption does not start or charge for a second run.

Common questions

FAQ.

How long does it actually take?
Processing time depends on the deck and workload. You can follow the current step in your workspace.
What file types do you accept?
PDF only, up to 25 MB. We don't support Keynote, Pitch, or Google Slides natively yet — export to PDF first.
Can I run it on a deck that isn't mine?
Yes, that's the point. The investor side of the product is for reviewing decks founders have sent you. We don't notify the founder.
Do you share decks with anyone?
No. Not with investors, not with founders, not with anyone. We don't syndicate, broker, or introduce. The report stays between you and us.
Are my uploads used to train your models?
No. Inference only. We have data processing agreements with our providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, LlamaIndex) that enforce no-training.
What happens to my deck after the review?
Saved decks, reports and analysis history stay in your personal workspace. Unclaimed uploads expire after 24 hours. Contact support for deletion.
What if the report is wrong?
The dossier is AI-generated and may contain errors. It's a second opinion, not investment advice. Always conduct your own diligence. If a section is materially wrong, email us — we read every report.
Do you offer enterprise / fund pricing?
For volume pricing, white-label, or custom processing, see the enterprise contact form.

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