For people accountable for the numbers — not full-time analysts
See what doesn't add up in a report you already have — free.
Upload a finished report and we re-derive its headline figures from the numbers it states — then show you, figure by figure, what checks out and what doesn't, each finding citing the exact line it came from. Every account includes 2 free checks.
2 free checks per account · findings stay on your screen — nothing you upload is published or shared.
Then, when you need the report itself
Two ways to a report you can stand behind — $20, one-time.
Get the corrected report
After a free check, we rebuild the report from the figures you confirm — every number labeled with where it came from, plus a figure-by-figure comparison with the report you uploaded.
Start with a free checkBuild a report from your numbers
Answer structured questions about figures you already have. Get back a finished KPI report where every figure is labeled — your input, an assumption, or a calculation that traces back to your data.
Build a report — $20Every $20 report includes downloads in every format, every theme, and your saved library. No subscription.
A confident report with a wrong number is the riskiest thing you can put your name on.
You're the one who has to present it — to a board, a regulator, a client. A report that looks polished but hides a figure no one computed isn't an asset. It's exposure. The fear isn't a messy draft; it's a clean one that's quietly wrong.
The promise
Every figure is labeled by where it came from — and calculated numbers trace back to your inputs.
Calculated, not asserted
Your headline figures are computed from the inputs you enter and carried straight into the report — not numbers written to sound plausible.
Narrative and charts agree
The words and the visuals are driven by the same underlying figures, so they stay consistent.
Labeled by where it came from
Every figure is tagged as something you entered, an assumption we made, or a calculation — and each calculated number traces back to the inputs behind it.
Why not just use general AI?
A general AI report looks finished. That's the problem.
Ask a general-purpose AI for the same report twice and you'll get two different sets of numbers — and no way to tell which to trust. The figures are written to sound right, not computed to be right. It looks polished, so a reader who isn't a full-time analyst can't tell a real number from an invented one.
We work the other way. Enter your numbers and every figure comes back labeled — your input, an assumption, or a calculation that traces back to your data. You can hand it up to a board or a regulator and show exactly where each number came from.
See the proof
We re-derived a government auditor's own published number.
We fed our Capital Oversight tool only the Denver VA hospital's initial budget and the documented cost increase from a public GAO report — and it recomputed the auditor's headline figure from those inputs: a 427% cost increase on a $1.73B project. Same inputs, same arithmetic, same number.
20 sectors
A purpose-built report for your field.
Each sector knows its own KPIs, standards, and the figures a board expects to see.
How it works
Three steps. No prompting, no spreadsheets.
Pick your sector
Choose the report built for your field.
Enter your numbers
Answer structured questions about figures you already have.
Get a report that shows its work
A finished report where every figure is labeled by where it came from — your input, an assumption, or a calculation.
Questions
The things accountable people ask first.
What does the free check tell me?
Upload a finished report — yours or one you were handed — and we re-derive its headline figures from the primary numbers it states. You get a figure-by-figure result: what checks out, what couldn't be verified from the document's own figures, and where those figures imply a different number, each finding citing the exact line it came from. Every account includes 2 free checks, and the findings stay on your screen.
What happens to a report I upload?
It's used only to run your check. Findings show on screen — the document is never published, shared, or shown to anyone else.
How do I know it's not making the numbers up?
Every figure in the report is labeled by where it came from — a number you entered, an assumption we made, or a calculation — and each calculated number traces back to the inputs behind it. Where you don't supply a value, it's marked as an assumption, not passed off as fact. Hover any figure in the report's text to see its source or formula, and the appendix lists every input, assumption, and calculation — including table values.
How is this different from just asking a general AI?
A general AI generates plausible-looking numbers that change every time you ask and aren't tied to anything. Here, every figure is labeled — you can see whether each number is your input, an assumption, or a calculation, and trace the calculations back to your data.
Will I get the exact same report every time?
The figures are arithmetic on the numbers you enter, and the report shows the formula behind each one — so anyone can re-derive them. The analysis and wording around them can vary between runs, and anywhere the report leans on an assumption, it's labeled so you can judge it. What never varies is the trail: every figure stays labeled and traceable.
Is it good enough for a board or a regulator?
It's built for that — see the Capital Oversight sample, where the report recomputes a government auditor's own published figure from the same inputs. Each sector is built to cite the standards and sources it works from.
I'm not technical and I can't prompt AI. Can I still use it?
You answer structured questions about numbers you already have. No prompting, no formulas — you supply the figures and get a finished, board-ready report.
Start with the report you already have.
2 free checks per account — then $20, one-time, for a report you'd stake your reputation on. No subscription.