One board. Every AI.
For founders working across Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini: Idiosynt gives you a board of wits — a skeptical CFO, a veteran closer, a platform architect, or wits you design — that know your whole business and go wherever you work, in every AI you adopt next. They remember every decision. They counsel like themselves. They’re yours.
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Bring your business. Meet your board. The first wave is 15 founders — concierge onboarding, early pricing locked for a year.
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Keep your wits about you: one board, every AI. Its memory of your business lives with you — not inside any one tool. A custom GPT forgets and stays where it was built — OpenAI’s own docs say each conversation starts fresh. Your wits remember, and they leave with you.
Ten minutes of context at the top of every serious chat. A few chats a day, across two or three AIs. Do your own math — that’s hours a week spent re-introducing yourself to software.
Your board
You’re building alone — or close to it. Idiosynt seats the team you don’t have yet: wits — distinct minds with distinct judgment. Not one assistant wearing five hats. Not task-bots grinding in another tab. Counsel that knows your whole business and argues back.
The Skeptical CFO
Guards the runway. Questions every number twice.
That growth plan costs nine months of runway. Convince me.
The Veteran Closer
Thinks in deals. Allergic to vague asks.
Your pricing page buries the ask. Lead with it.
The Platform Architect
Sees the system behind the feature request.
Ship the integration. The rewrite can wait a quarter.
Give a seat to the perspective you’re missing.
Whoever you need in the room — you decide the voice.
Yes — margin before momentum. At current CAC your floor is thinner than it looks, and we modeled this exact move in April. Recall: you deferred it once already.
Disagree. Mid-quarter repricing kills the annual-plan push we started in May. Hold until it lands, then raise with the case studies in hand.
Either way, the metering work you shipped last sprint means the price change is a config, not a project. Timing is a business call — the system is ready.
Not a costume
Ask a chat to “act as a skeptical CFO” and the same model writes both sides of the argument — critique becomes theater. A wit thinks for itself: its counsel is brought into the conversation, and what you decide is carried out — into your board’s memory, not the app’s. The chat is the venue, not the mind.
And the venue matters: the AI you’re working in keeps its job — moderating the room, weaving your board’s counsel into the task at hand. Keep building. Summon a wit mid-chat, dismiss it, call it back three prompts later. Use each AI for what it does best — your counsel stays constant while the room changes. Same wit, same judgment, wherever you meet it — and we’ll prove that on camera.
How it works
Upload your deck, site, and docs. Tell the story of your last three big calls. That’s the seed — your board starts already briefed.
Pose a real question. Your wits deliberate — each in their own voice, disagreeing where they honestly disagree — and every decision is remembered.
Open Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini: your wits are already there, with everything intact. Summon one mid-task, dismiss it, call it back — nothing to re-paste. Ever.
See it, then check it
No staged theater: real accounts, single takes, unedited transcripts — published with the first wave. Register and you see them first.
The same board in Idiosynt and in Claude, citing last week’s session. Then we delete the chat — and nothing is lost. Sixty seconds, one take.
First waveWatch
A real founder question argued end to end — every turn attributed, disagreement preserved, nothing trimmed.
First waveRead
One question, asked twice: once to a fresh AI chat, once to your wits. Same words, same day — one answer starts from zero, one starts from everything you’ve built. The difference is the product.
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Why it gets better
Your board’s memory of the business deepens with every question you bring it — decisions, reversals, the reasons behind both. Six months in, they recall the argument you had in week two. The longer you build together, the better the counsel gets. ChatGPT’s memory lives inside ChatGPT; your wits’ memory of your business goes wherever you do.
The team you can’t hire yet, compounding like one you did.
On the roadmapWits that work independently on the projects you delegate — in their lane, reporting back in role. Advice today; autonomy only as it’s earned.
Your board and its memory are yours — not features inside someone else’s AI, not an asset on someone else’s balance sheet.
We think you’ll stay because it’s good. Not because you’re stuck.
The first wave is 15 founders: concierge onboarding, direct support, early pricing locked for a year.
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You’re on the list — first-wave invites go out soon.