Give your thinking a sparring partner.
Version nine, near midnight.
The slides look finished. The argument’s not yet there.
Everyone’s gone home.
Another reshuffle. The storyline refuses to come together. You need a fresh pair of eyes.
Meet PointProven: your AI sparring partner.
It interrogates your argument—and helps you give it structure.
Ready for the Board.
Pressure-tested before the stakes rise.
A presentation platform. Not a chatbot.
AI-native. Consulting methods, automated. Evidence managed. A system of record for what AI did.
- 1 / 4Thinking assistance
Develop the argument. Challenge the thinking.
PointProven helps connect ideas and structure your argument. It questions assumptions, surfaces contradictions and suggests alternatives worth considering.
On the screen: Argue
- 2 / 4Method-led process
Consulting methods, built into the software.
Replace the blank slide with a step-by-step workflow grounded in established consulting methodology.
On the screen: Frame, then Outline
- 3 / 4Evidence
Less legwork. More confidence.
PointProven finds sources in your material, flags unsupported claims and checks figures against their sources. Citations stay attached as your presentation changes.
On the screen: the argument and its evidence
- 4 / 4Transparency
AI’s role, made clear.
PointProven records AI suggestions, accepted changes and your own edits. You can see what AI contributed without reconstructing the presentation’s history.
On the screen: Design, then Deliver
Placeholder screen · not built yetSlides you’d put your name to.
Mid-market demand grew 9% a year while premium stayed flat
Segment revenue, FY21 to FY25, $m
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Two of five entry routes clear the return hurdle
Entry routes by time to revenue and expected return; size is capital needed
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Partnering is the only route strong on all three tests
Four routes into Germany, scored on speed, capital and control
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Margin recovers by FY27 if the price reset holds
Gross margin, %, FY19 to FY29
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The customer mix has shifted to smaller accounts
Revenue by customer size, % of total
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The Board paper is ready in week 11
Market entry review, twelve-week plan by workstream
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Built for consultants. Used by anyone with a recommendation to make.
- Consultants
- In-house strategy
- Founders and investors
- Independent advisers
The craft, written down.
The Craft
An article title in the Craft series
The standfirst: one or two lines on what the reader takes away.
The Pitch
An article title in the Pitch series
The standfirst: one or two lines on what the reader takes away.
Anatomy of a Deck
An article title in the Anatomy series
The standfirst: one or two lines on what the reader takes away.
What a careful consultant asks first.
What is the beta, and who can join?
Answer to write: what the beta includes, who it is open to first, and when places open.
Is my client’s material used to train models?
Where does my client’s deck actually go?
Never training data. Engineered from the start for client-confidential work; the four promises below say what is in place and what is on the roadmap.
Will the output hold up in front of clients?
It builds the argument first, then dresses it in your own template. Robot polish comes from tools that style first and think never.
Does it work with my firm’s template and PowerPoint?
Answer to write: template extraction and export, as the beta delivers them.
AI makes things up. Who checks the work?
You do, at every stage. Each point keeps its evidence in view, and the decisive calls route to you.
What will it cost?
Answer to write: free during the beta, or the plan, once decided.
Confidentiality
Work you’d put your name to.
Join the beta waitlist. We’ll write when your place opens.
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