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Order, see, understand.

Three parts, with your rules underneath. Library puts the practice in order, Workspace lets you see each company clearly, and Ask QI takes you from seeing to understanding.

Library · order

Where everything lands, and stays.

Decks, data rooms, call transcripts, memos, term sheets, and quarterly updates flow in from the places where they already live — including your existing deal-flow tools. Once inside Quiet Intelligence, everything is structured, searchable, version controlled, and persistent. That means old information can be reused for screening, investment committee memos, co-investor conversations, or checking prior terms.

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Library · “term sheet”

Halyard Robotics — Seed term sheet · Mar

Kestrel Bio — SAFE, post-money · Jan

Northwind Freight — Series A terms · Nov

Perigee Health — Bridge note · Sep

Years of deals, searchable in one place, and still there when someone leaves.

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Fall pitch event · ranked against your criteria

Halyard Robotics · Industrial automation · 86

Tidewater Analytics · concentration flagged · 81

Corvus Materials · advanced materials · 74

Cormorant Data · watch list · 58

Everything else was examined and holds.

A whole pitch event, screened the way your group screens, in one view.

Workspace · see

The company is the unit of measurement.

Everything about one company lives together, from first look through exit. Screen an entire pitch event in one ranked view, keep too-early companies on a watch list, and return exactly to where prior work stopped — without remembering which file contains the relevant information.

Ask QI · understand

Ask anything of everything you hold.

First find information, then go deeper: test an assumption, compare two companies, draft an investment memo, or check what a founder said on a previous call. Every answer shows where it came from — a founder, a reference, an internal document, or the public record. Reports adapt to the reader: a full steering committee report, an executive summary, or a concise list of pros and cons.

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Compare Halyard and Corvus on gross margin and the path to it.

Halyard reports 52% today and plans 65% at volume. Corvus is at 31%, and its path depends on a supplier contract not yet signed.

Halyard model, tab 4

Corvus reference call

Click any source and you are in the document, at the line.

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Rubric · hardware and robotics

Founder–market fit — 30%

Path to gross margin — 25%

Customer evidence — 25%

Capital to next milestone — 20%

Applied to every hardware company screened from here on.

Change a weight and every screening follows it.

Configuration · your rules

Your rules, across all of it.

Configure fit criteria, rubrics by market segment, report content, and report depth. Quiet Intelligence screens and reports according to the way your investment group already makes decisions.

Your walls, not ours.

Founder material arrives under confidentiality. QI is built so it stays inside your walls.

Never used for training

Your data is never used to train AI models.

Never pooled

Each firm’s record is held in its own account and never combined with another firm’s.

Access by role, every view logged

Members see what their role allows. Ask QI answers only from what the person asking is permitted to see.

Every answer sourced

The source of every answer is shown, whether founder, reference or public record.

Yours to keep

Your record is yours. Export it or delete it on request.

How the intelligence works

QI calls a commercial AI model under terms that exclude your data from training. The model is a service QI calls, not where your data lives.

Hunt the company. Not the file.

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