One case, from filing to standing.
The whole journey on one page: what you do, what the house does, and what exists when the report is delivered. The left side of the line is the house’s work; the right side is yours. Choose your case’s shape below and the stations adjust.
- 01 · You
File the case.
Register and open your workspace. Build the record section by section, with AI alongside — or bring what you already have: documents, numbers, an existing plan. Everything you write is yours.
A pre-launch case files its reasoning: the problem evidence, the substitute in use, the delta, the smallest version worth building.
At filing: the house’s confidentiality undertaking already stands, and your submission is content-hashed — a provable record of what existed, when.
- 02 · The house
One analyst takes the case and frames it.
The analyst reads the whole record as a system — each answer against every other, each claim against the evidence behind it — then files the analytical frame: how the business makes money, what it depends on, where it is most likely to break, and what would test each point.
The platform holds the draft locked until the frame is filed. Every finding that follows answers to it.
- 03 · You
Answer what the record can’t.
A channel opens between you and your analyst: up to five questions, put directly, answered in your own words. Your answers join the case and are cited in the findings — an ambiguity that matters is resolved by asking you.
- 04 · The house
The machine works under the frame.
AI holds the entire record in view at once — every answer, claim and figure cross-referenced continuously against the frame. The frame directs the machine. The four places that carry judgment — the verdict, the keystone assumption, the fragility ranking and every falsifier — accept only the analyst’s hand.
To anything else, the platform returns “analyst input required.”
- 05 · The house
A second signature.
A second reviewer, uninvolved in producing the report, reads the record and the report and signs before delivery. Reviewers are analysts of the house. Fellows read the register; they do not sign verdicts.
The person who built the argument is never the only person who approves it.
- 06 · You
Receive the report.
Inside fourteen days: eight sections, the findings register, every material claim carrying what would prove it wrong, the keystone divergence, and an exit on every finding — the event that resolves it, dated when it occurs.
A Standard report closes on the keystone you named, set beside the one your record implies.
Only house events move an entry.
Every examined business holds an entry in the register the house maintains. Two dates live on it, and they do two different jobs — that separation is what keeps the register honest.
Keep the entry visibly alive.
Progress notes, demos, self-reported news — they show the work is moving and they never move its rank. Position can’t be farmed with keystrokes.
Give the entry rank.
- An examination, delivered
- A milestone, verified
- A summary, reissued
- A re-examination, as the business changes
What the register shows is yours to decide.
Two choices, made by you:
Published, the entry is indexed and searchable. Confidential, it is excluded at the database level — invisible to everyone but you and your desk.
Named shows the company behind the findings. Blind shows the work and the findings’ shape with a descriptor as the display name. You choose when you consent to publication; an entry is one or the other, never both.
An introduction happens once, by consent, on the record.
Fellows read the register. When one of them wants to meet the founder behind an entry, this is the whole path — five steps, and the last one is the point.
Founders answer the cohort’s questions in the open, and every project carries its Q&A thread — on the record, attached to the work, permanently. Trust here is built where everyone can read it.
That’s the whole machine. The next case it reads could be yours.
The examination in full — the finding form, the six types, the two question sets — is laid out on the examination page. Filing starts from one question.
Standard $500 · Advanced $1,000 · delivered within two weeks
Founding price for the first fifteen examinations, Standard or Advanced.