Method

Seven minutes you
can't talk your
way out of.

Questions arrive as text. You answer with your voice, in your own time. No robot on the line, nothing to sit through — and no paste button.

Begin an examination

01 — The run

Four steps, and you can
see the end from the start.

01

Upload

PDF, PowerPoint, or a plain plan. The file is read in your browser and never leaves it.

02

Claims, typically seventeen

Every assertion pulled out and anchored to its page, with what the deck itself does to back it: sourced, unsourced, or contradicted by another page.

03

Five, not fifty

We examine the five that decide the meeting. A vague answer gets followed once, on the same claim, then we move on. Two follow-ups per run, maximum.

04

The record, in ten minutes

Graded on the transcripts by a pass that never saw the conversation and has no reason to be kind.


02 — The question card

One question. One button.
Nowhere to hide.

The screen the whole product lives or dies on. A question, the claim it came from, and a button you hold while you talk. There is no text field anywhere on it — pasting is not disabled, it is impossible.

Exhibit
question 2 of 5
From page 6 · market size

$50B is lost to unplanned downtime every year

That number — where exactly does it come from? Name the source and the year.

HOLD
TO TALK

Hold the button, answer out loud, let go when you are done.

90 second ceiling · no typing · no pasting

Your words appear here as you speak.

Fig. 1 — the answer card, where everything is decided

03 — Both ends

Four decisions we took
that you will notice.

It does not read questions aloud

Nobody wants to be interviewed by a synthetic voice. The question is text, the answer is yours, and nothing speaks back.

It will not chase you

Two follow-ups per run and then it stops, whatever it found. A product that digs until you give up is a product you do once.

It never writes your answer

The record contains no suggested phrasing. The moment we write the line for you, you are back where you started — holding words that are not yours.

Your voice is not kept

Speech is transcribed in your browser as you speak. The audio is never uploaded and never played back, to you or anyone else.


04 — Four weeks later

The only progress report
that isn't self-reported.

The second run asks about the same five claims. Nothing is re-read from the deck, so the comparison is clean: the claim did not change, you did.

ClaimRun 1Run 2
$50B lost to unplanned downtimeno sourceheld
TAM is $12B in Europepartlyheld
Unlike Augury, 10x cheaperheldheld
Enterprise pilots take 9 monthscontradictedcontradicted
$18k MRR, growing 22%heldheld

“Three of five didn't survive, here is what I fixed in four weeks” beats any deck in the room.