The board
you never had.

Meet your AI board every Monday. It reads your chats, mail and bank, remembers what you promised, and keeps score.

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Your files stay on your Mac
Board meeting · Monday 10:00 · 14:32
ScoreboardQuestionsItem 2 of 3Commitments
Shared screen · the scoreboard

Your best month yet

+11%revenue, from Stripe
3.1 morunway, from the bank (deck says 4)
3 of 5commitments kept
Deciding now
Halden asked for a new price. Treat it as a negotiation.
Call MondayDrop it
Your agents, overnight
Growth agent Halden reply draftedFor you
Finance agent Invoice reminder readyMonday
Chief of staff Call briefing writtenDone
GrantSeptember was your best month yet.
Forty-five minutes every Monday: the scoreboard, the questions the data can't answer, three decisions, and commitments with dates.
Reads from the tools you already use
"I'm actually looking forward to my next board meeting. I feel accountable, even though they're avatars."
Roger GrahamFounder of 28 Labs, the first company on TwentyEight, and the person who built it
It knows your company

It reads what you'd tell a real board. And what you wouldn't think to.

Claude
Your Claude sessionsWhat you're actually working on, and where you've been stuck for a week.
Mail, read-onlyWhat you promised clients, what went out, and who never replied.
CalendarWhere your hours really went, against what you said matters.
$
Bank and ledgerCash from the statement. Invoices sent, paid and quietly forgotten.
Pipeline and CRMWhich deals are signed, which are verbal, and which are wishes.
Chats you nameThe client thread where the real decision was made.
Granola
Meeting notesWhat the buyer said in their own words, not your summary.
Content and socialWhat you posted, what moved, and the week you went quiet.
GitHub
Repos and releasesWhat shipped, not what was planned.
✎
Your own answersWhat you tell it outranks what it read. Every correction is on the record.
What the board knows this Monday · every line has a source
Cash covers 3.1 months, not the 5 on the forecast.
bank statement · 21 Oct
The biggest renewal is verbal. Nothing is signed.
client email · 16 Oct
Nine of your twenty working hours went to a side project.
Claude sessions + calendar · this week
The pricing page has been "nearly done" for eleven days.
Claude sessions · stalled since 11 Oct
No new hires before January.
you, Monday meeting · binding
Day oneIt sets itself up.

Reads what you allow, fills in your numbers, your plan and its own seats. You correct what's wrong. The first brief lands the same day.

Week oneYour words start to bind.

The first meeting. Each correction replaces the line it got wrong, and the count of corrections is on the page.

Month oneIt keeps score.

Four weeks of commitments kept or missed, and the first of the advisers' own calls scored right or wrong.

Quarter oneIt knows your patterns.

Which promises slip, which weeks go sideways, and what you avoid. No consultant has that record.

Accountability

It remembers what you promised. Every Monday, kept or missed, with the proof.

Last week's commitments  scored Monday 10:02 · from your own systems
Send the Q4 invoices to both clientsYou · due Tuesday · measure: both invoices in the sent folder
sent folder · Tue 16:54
KEPT
Pull the bank statement and restate runway in monthsYou · due Wednesday · measure: statement filed, runway on the page
statement filed · Wed
KEPT
Ten cold emails, each with the buyer's own reportYou · due Friday · measure: ten in the sent folder
1 of 10 sent
MISSED
Renewal contract signedYou · due Friday · measure: countersigned copy on file
verbal only · 2nd miss
MISSED ×2
Decide: attend the conference or declineYou · due Thursday · measure: reply sent
no reply found
OPEN

Missed twice goes on the agenda.

The second miss isn't a note in the minutes. It becomes one of the three items the board spends the meeting on, until it has a new date or you drop it out loud.

Your kept rate, eight weeks

The first number the chair reads every Monday.

Evidence or it didn't happen.

Kept means the sent mail, the bank line or the signed file exists. A promise that you did it is logged as a promise, not as kept.

No softening.

Kept, missed or open. No "mostly", no "in progress". Partial progress is written as a number next to the miss.

It answers to you too.

Every adviser's dated calls are scored the same way, and every correction you make is counted. Accountability runs both directions.

Your board

A board built for your business. Pick what you do and the seats change. Don't like an adviser? Swap them.

Advisers are fictional. Don't see your business? On day one the board reads your files and proposes its own seats.

After the meeting

Your AI heads do the work. Each morning they send only what you can settle. They handle the rest.

Your boardsix advisers · meets Monday · holds you accountable for business growth
You
Founder and CEOthe only one who sends, signs, pays and posts
☺
Your peopleHead of Engineeringhuman
ElenaChief of Staffagent
SamHead of Growthagent
MarcusFinance and adminagent
RafaelClient opsagent
MayaContent, under Samagent
Humans and agents on one chart. The board holds you to account; the heads report to you; nobody reports to a bot.
Today  Thursday · 5 things only you can settle · from your AI heads
Trust

On your Mac, from your files.

It reads only what you allow. Your files stay on your Mac; only what a question needs is sent to the AI. Every number names its source and date.

Files stay on your MacSelected context is processed by Claude. Voices use ElevenLabs.
Read-only accessMail and calendar are read, never changed.
Never acts for youIt doesn't send, sign, pay or post.
You set the trustEach source, and how far it's believed.
The pilot

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Two companies run on it today. New places open in January, and your first brief lands the same day you start.

Runs on a Mac with a paid Claude plan.

Questions

What people ask first.

What is a virtual board of directors?

A fixed group of AI advisers, each with a named lens, that meets you once a week, reads your real numbers and files, asks the questions the data can't answer, and holds you to the commitments you make. It's governance for a company that doesn't have a board yet, not a chatbot.

Are these real people?

No. The six advisers and the department heads are fictional characters with real lineage: each is modelled on the published work of people who did that job, and each reads from a growing corpus of sources it can name. Your real colleagues sit on the same chart with their real titles.

Can I change who sits on the board?

Yes. Pick your business type and the seats change to fit it. Swap any adviser for another with a different background and reading list. If a seat you need doesn't exist, the board drafts one from your files and you approve it.

What does it read?

What you allow: your Claude chats and files, your mail and calendar read-only, the chats you put on an allowlist, your own trackers and spreadsheets, your website. Your board's files stay on your Mac. Selected context is processed by Claude, and the voices use ElevenLabs.

Can it send email, sign, pay or post for me?

No, and it won't be able to. It drafts and proposes; you send, sign, pay and post. Every outward action stays yours.

Does it work with ChatGPT?

Not yet. It runs on Claude today.

Why not just ask an AI for advice?

A chat has none of your data, forgets by Tuesday, and nothing scores what it told you. The difference is memory, measurement and accountability. It remembers what you told it and what it got wrong, scores its own predictions, counts how often you had to correct it, and meets you on a schedule whether or not you feel like it.

Who's holding you accountable this Monday?

Your board reads your files, learns your numbers and keeps score from week one.

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