It grows with you, from the first idea to the exit.
"Everyone says validate before you spend your savings. Nobody says how."
The idea, before the leap
"Subscription pallet tracking for mid-size food distributors. Hardware plus a monthly fee."
Describe the idea the way you would to a friend. Firmgrove evaluates it the way an investor would: the market, the wedge, the competition, and every gap mapped to the thing that closes it.
No deck required, no signup gauntlet, no report to carry somewhere else. The read opens the system that then runs what it recommended.
"I don't need someone to tell me what to do. I need someone who knows what to do and helps me do it."
Two hundred YouTube hours later, still alone
Ask it anything a veteran would know: how rounds actually work, what investors read first, what to do this week. It answers with the playbook and the why, and then it does the work with you.
Advice tells you what to do. This one opens the documents.
"I don't know what goes in a pitch deck. Or a business plan. I have never done any of this."
First company, week one
You talk. The Studio drafts the elevator pitch, the deck, the plan, the model and the MVP spec, all from one brain, so every number agrees everywhere.
Twenty years of how-it's-done, in your first week. The Auditor checks every claim before anything leaves.
"I need investors and I don't know the game: who, in what order, with what."
The raise is a full-time job you don't have time for
Two gaps: the updated cap table, the Q2 cohort sheet. Both drafted, waiting for you.
We closed October at ARR €412k ARR €409k, net revenue retention 118%.
The pipeline finds the funds whose thesis matches you, sequences the outreach, keeps the data room diligence-ready, and nothing reaches an investor unchecked. The wrong number dies in the draft.
The difference between AI output and professional output is an audit.
"A chatbot waits for me to ask. Half the time I don't even know what to ask."
You don't know what you don't know
Good morning. Three things today. Two are already prepared.
Northlane opened your deck three times last night. Partner attention; a call usually follows within the week. Your Q&A brief is ready.
Your trademark window closes in 19 days. Nobody asked me to watch it. The filing is drafted; it needs your signature, not your evening.
A chatbot answers questions. The Companion already knows your company, so it warns you before you ask, prepares what you did not know you needed, and opens your morning like a co-founder, never a dashboard.
The wow is not that it answered. It is that nobody asked.
The idea is free to test. Startup is a flat €250 a month at any headcount. When you outgrow the raise you graduate to Completo, the whole company on one brain, priced by the size of your team. One plant, one brain, growing with you.
Everything in Idea, plus
Everything in Startup, plus
Illustrative yearly saving on the flat €250: the founder tools it replaces plus the operator you defer. We set the real numbers with you.
Runway spent on software is runway not spent on product.
It does not replace your engineers, your product, or your judgment. Hiring, legal commitments and money movements are prepared by the system and decided by you, every time. The admission is what makes the rest believable.
From the idea through the raise, audited before anything ships.
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