── What deciqAI does

Everything an early founder needs — running, thinking, and learning.

Your agentic operator team handles the work, weighs the calls, and learns your company day by day.

Capability 1 / Listening

Stop guessing where the gap is.

Finding what your users actually want

The pain you know

You haven't done a real customer interview in three weeks. Churn data sits in a spreadsheet nobody opens. Your competitor shipped something on Tuesday and you found out on Friday. The signal is everywhere — and nobody on your team has time to pull it together.

What deciqAI does

A team of agents listens continuously across your customer channels, your competitors, and your own product data — and turns it into the answer to one question: what should we build next, and why?

Today
With deciqAI
You schedule customer interviews when you remember to
Customer-interview synthesis runs after every sales call, every support thread, every cancellation form
Churn is a number in Stripe that you check once a month
Churn signals trigger as they happen — with the why, not just the number
NPS gets sent. Nobody reads the open-text responses.
Every NPS response gets pulled into the next product call — by theme, by segment, by sentiment shift
You hear about competitor moves on Twitter, 4 days late
Competitor watcher flags pricing, product, hiring, and PR changes daily, weighted by relevance to you

Agents on the job

Customer interview synthesizerChurn-signal sentinelNPS rollupCompetitor watcherVoice-of-customer aggregatorSegmentation drift detector
Capability 2 / Go-to-market

Top of funnel to close — without you holding both ends.

The pipeline that runs while you sleep

The pain you know

You wake up to half-baked leads in HubSpot. The CRM is dirty. The sequence you wrote last week stopped working. The new customer that signed last month never got a proper onboarding email. And every Monday you spend the morning re-prioritizing the pipeline manually.

What deciqAI does

A go-to-market crew that runs every stage of the funnel — ICP definition, lead enrichment, outreach, CRM hygiene, content, scoring, scheduling — and shows you only the deals that need your judgment.

Today
With deciqAI
You write the cold email yourself. It takes 45 minutes.
Outreach sequences are drafted, personalized, and queued for your one-click approval
CRM data goes stale because nobody updates it
CRM hygiene agent dedupes, enriches, and reconciles daily
Pipeline review = manually opening 12 deals
Pipeline scoring surfaces the 3 deals that matter this week, with the why
Content calendar is “I'll get to it after I close this round”
Content calendar agent ships drafts on schedule, in your voice
New signups onboard themselves (or don't)
Onboarding sequencer fires the right next step based on signup behavior

Agents on the job

ICP discoveryLead enrichmentContact finderOutreach operatorCRM hygienePipeline scorerContent calendarSocial-media operatorOnboarding sequencerMeeting/demo schedulerPartnership scoutBrand-positioning advisor
Capability 3 / Operations

The operations layer you can't afford the team for.

The COO/CFO/CX work, before you can hire any of them

The pain you know

You're checking Stripe at midnight. The AR aging report has invoices 60 days out you didn't follow up on. Your unit economics live in a spreadsheet you last opened in February. The new hire onboarding is “shadow the team for a week and see what happens.” Support tickets pile up because nobody owns triage.

What deciqAI does

The operating layer of a real company — cash flow, AR/AP, unit economics, OKR tracking, support triage, onboarding sequences, roadmap prioritization — run continuously by agents that match the work an experienced COO and a Head of CX would.

Today
With deciqAI
You check the bank balance on a feeling
Cash-flow sentinel watches inflow/outflow daily, alerts before runway compresses
AR aging gets reviewed when accounting reminds you
AR/AP operator auto-follows up at 15/30/45/60 day intervals, flags escalations
Unit economics = a Google sheet, last updated months ago
Unit-economics analyzer recomputes LTV/CAC/payback after every cohort closes
OKRs were set in Notion. Nobody opens that page anymore.
OKR tracker pings owners weekly with progress + at-risk flags
Support tickets get triaged when you remember
Support-triage agent routes by urgency, category, and customer tier
Roadmap = whoever shouts loudest
Roadmap-prioritization agent scores against ICP, revenue impact, and strategic fit

Agents on the job

Cash-flow sentinelAR/AP operatorUnit-economics analyzerOKR trackerSupport triageOnboarding sequencerRoadmap prioritizerOps-process optimizerCompliance navigatorEntity advisor
Capability 4 / Decisions

Before you make the call, see the paths.

The thinking before the calls that matter

The pain you know

You're staring at a pricing decision at 11pm. There's no playbook. You can ask your investors but you don't want to seem unsure. You ask three other founders, and you get four answers. You make the call on gut and hope you're right. Every founder you know does this. Nobody talks about it.

What deciqAI does

For every high-stakes move — pricing, hiring, market entry, build-vs-buy, “raise now or wait” — deciqAI plays out the paths before you act. It models each scenario against your industry, your stage, and your decision history, and shows you what each path costs in cash, time, and risk. Then you decide.

Today
With deciqAI
You agonize over pricing changes alone
Pricing simulator models 3 scenarios with revenue/churn impact projections
Hiring decisions hinge on “vibes” and 1-2 references
Hire-vs-don't agent models cost of hire, productivity ramp, runway impact under multiple scenarios
Market entry = “let's just try it”
Market-entry diagnostic plays out 3 entry strategies with cost, time, and risk for each
Build vs. buy decisions get made day-of, on whoever has bandwidth
Build-vs-buy advisor models 5-year cost, opportunity cost, and strategic fit
“Raise now or wait three months?” → polled friends → still unsure
Raise-now-vs-wait scenario modeler runs the math: valuation impact, traction milestones, dilution paths

Agents on the job

Pricing simulatorHire-vs-don't advisorMarket-entry diagnosticBuild-vs-buy advisorRaise-timing scenario modelerPivot diagnosticPMF-signal watcherDecision-history recall
Capability 5 / Fundraising

When you're ready to raise, half the work is already done.

When the time comes

The pain you know

You know you should be working on the deck. You know the data room needs to be cleaner than it is. You don't know which VCs actually back companies at your stage in your sector. You haven't sent an investor update in 2 months. And every time you finally sit down to do it, three customer fires hit at once.

What deciqAI does

Fundraising-specific agents that run continuously in the background — building your deck on what you've actually shipped, keeping your data room investor-ready, tracking who's been raising in your sector, and drafting the monthly update from your own metrics.

Today
With deciqAI
Deck creation = 3 weekends of agony
BP generator drafts the deck from your actual metrics, updated continuously
Data room = scattered Google Drive folders
Data-room builder organizes, versions, and validates documents weekly
You don't know which VC is right for stage/sector
VC pathfinder matches your stage, sector, and metrics against active funds
Investor updates fall behind
IR-monthly-reporter drafts the update from your KPIs and shipped wins
Round architecture = “what's a SAFE again?”
Round architect models valuation, dilution, and pro-rata across scenarios

Agents on the job

BP generatorData-room builderVC pathfinderIR-monthly-reporterRound architectTerm-doc builderIPO-pack builder (when the time comes)

The full roster — 58 agents, growing every week

Every agent, one click from running.

Hover any agent to see what it does. Click to open it in your Command console and run it on your company.

Capability 6 / What's next — And we keep adding, every week

One bar. Every new skill has to pass it.

Every new capability we ship has to pass one bar — and only one:

Does it lift efficiency, lift ROI, or take a midnight worry off the founder's plate?

If a new skill doesn't pass, we don't ship it. We don't bloat the product with features that look good in changelogs and don't actually help. The list grows every week, and the bar doesn't.

Which capabilities should you turn on first?

Validate faster

Listening + Decisions

Talk to customers, model your first 3 big calls (product, pricing, founding hire). Light footprint, maximum signal.

Get to revenue

Go-to-market + Operations

Pipeline runs, cash flow gets watched, customers get onboarded. The 4 things you're now doing manually — automated.

Scale without breaking

All 5 active + Fundraising

The whole company-in-a-box, ready for the next round. You stop being the bottleneck. Permanently.

Plugs into the tools you already use.

Gmail
Google Calendar
Slack
HubSpot
Apollo
Notion
Linear
Zendesk
Intercom
Typeform
QuickBooks
Stripe
Shopify
Amazon
Mixpanel
Google Analytics
Google Ads
LinkedIn
X
WordPress

And a custom API for anything we don't natively touch.

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