This started from watching how high-stakes calls actually get made — a founder's raise, an investor's check, an M&A decision — all riding on a deck that's engineered to sound convincing. I kept seeing sharp people get burned by risks hiding in plain sight, and the AI "deck reviewers" out there made it worse: one confident model that mostly agrees with whatever you feed it, and every so often just invents a number.
So the first version I built was exactly that — a single AI that summarized a deck. It was useless. It flattered the pitch and hallucinated facts. That failure is what shaped everything after it.
Boardroom now works like a real investment committee. A Researcher gathers context, an Analyst builds the case, a Red Team actively argues the other side, and a Synthesizer reconciles them into a verdict. The part I'm proudest of is the Verifier: it fact-checks every claim against your actual source material and gives it an integrity score — so you can see what's grounded and what isn't. Founder mode pressure-tests your raise before investors do; investor mode runs the diligence.
For the launch: the first 100 of you can use code BOARDROOM100 for a free full deal review. If it earns it, I'd love a quick rating on your way out — it genuinely means a lot this early.
I'll be here all day. Tell me where it's wrong, what's missing, and what you'd want next.
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I'm George, the founder of Boardroom.
This started from watching how high-stakes calls actually get made — a founder's raise, an investor's check, an M&A decision — all riding on a deck that's engineered to sound convincing. I kept seeing sharp people get burned by risks hiding in plain sight, and the AI "deck reviewers" out there made it worse: one confident model that mostly agrees with whatever you feed it, and every so often just invents a number.
So the first version I built was exactly that — a single AI that summarized a deck. It was useless. It flattered the pitch and hallucinated facts. That failure is what shaped everything after it.
Boardroom now works like a real investment committee. A Researcher gathers context, an Analyst builds the case, a Red Team actively argues the other side, and a Synthesizer reconciles them into a verdict. The part I'm proudest of is the Verifier: it fact-checks every claim against your actual source material and gives it an integrity score — so you can see what's grounded and what isn't. Founder mode pressure-tests your raise before investors do; investor mode runs the diligence.
For the launch: the first 100 of you can use code BOARDROOM100 for a free full deal review. If it earns it, I'd love a quick rating on your way out — it genuinely means a lot this early.
I'll be here all day. Tell me where it's wrong, what's missing, and what you'd want next.