AI Business Mentors
A second opinion on every assumption.
AI mentors are built to read your model and plan, question the assumptions that look thin, and list what you'll likely be asked.
Open a fourth café in March, funded by a $250k bank loan and current cash.
Revenue ramp and wages need support before the bank.
- Site 4 revenue rampFull sales by month 2; your other sites took 7 months.Weakvs your sites
- Wage costsWages at 28% of sales; your last 12 months averaged 33%.Mixed12 months
- Loan repaymentsCovered 1.6 times by group cash flow in the base case.StrongBase case
- Cash bufferCash dips to $38k during fit-out, under a month of costs.MixedMonth 3
Finding the weak spots after the meeting is too late
Nobody reviews the plan first
Friends say it looks fine, so the first real scrutiny comes from the investor across the table.
You don't know what they'll ask
You walk into a raise hoping your assumptions survive the first hard question.
Generic AI doesn't know your numbers
A general chatbot hasn't seen your plan, so it can't tell you which of your assumptions is weak.
Get a second opinion on your plan
Watch a mentor work through a plan: each weak driver is flagged, ranked and paired with the question a lender or investor is likely to ask.
The questions you can't see coming
Example: a plan review before a raise
Every founder has blind spots in their own plan. AI mentors are built to read your model, question the assumptions that look too good and flag risks you've talked yourself past. That way you find the holes before the person across the table does.
- Feedback on your own numbers
- A list of the likely objections
- Every note tied to a specific assumption
What a mentor review helps you decide
Decisions a review helps with before you share the plan.
What the mentors check in your plan
Reviews your own plan
Designed to read your actual model and business plan, not a blank chat window.
Challenges assumptions
When a driver looks optimistic or unsupported, the mentors say so.
Flags the risks
The questions a partner or lender will ask, surfaced before you're in the room.
Grounded in your numbers
Each note names the driver it's about and opens it in your model, so you can fix it there.
How a plan review works
- Step 1
Connect your plan
Point the mentors at your model and business plan.
- Step 2
Get the review
Each driver is checked against your own history and the rest of the plan.
- Step 3
See what's flagged
The weak points an investor would press on, ranked.
- Step 4
Tighten before you share
Fix the flagged drivers, then walk in prepared.
Questions about AI mentors
Is this just a chatbot?
No. The mentors are designed to read your model and business plan, so each comment points to one of your own drivers, like the site 4 revenue ramp in the example above.
Does it replace a real advisor?
No. It's a first review that catches gaps in your numbers before you meet an advisor, so your time with them goes on judgement calls rather than basic fixes.
What does it actually flag?
Optimistic or unsupported drivers, missing assumptions, runway and unit-economics risks, and the questions an investor or lender is most likely to ask.
Tools that pair with a mentor review
See all productsHear the hard questions before an investor asks them
Point a mentor at your plan and see which assumption a lender or investor is likely to question first.