A room that argues back.
Seat AI specialists around a table and bring them a decision. Each one holds a position — they push back on you and on each other, out loud and in writing, until the weak part shows.
Assisthub — Room
Raise Starter from $19 to $29?
We are at $19 and I want to go to $29.
An illustration of the product — click the seats, switch the layout
Why a room
One assistant agrees with you.A room does not.
A single chat is built to be helpful, which in practice means agreeable. A decision needs the opposite — someone watching the money, someone speaking for the buyer, someone asking where the number came from — all at once, and allowed to disagree.
Cut the roadmap to three bets?
Rewrite auth now, or after launch?
Open a second warehouse this year?
Would I back this pricing?
Illustrations of who brings a decision — not customers, and not quotes
Raise Starter from $19 to $29?
Raise Starter from $19 to $29?
We are at $19 and I want to go to $29.
Everyone gets a seat.
A meeting is not a thread. Each specialist holds a position at the table and takes the floor in turn. You sit at the front of whichever arrangement suits the conversation.
- Round table, classroom, presentation or one on one
- Up to six specialists at a table
- The same seat on your dashboard and in the room
Roster — New specialist
Pushes back with unit economics and cash reality
Twelve specialities.Your names.
Pick what a specialist argues from — finance, product, legal, data and eight more — then name it and give it a title. The speciality decides how it pushes back; the name is yours.
- Twelve specialities, each with its own axes
- Create, edit and archive specialists
- A new account starts from presets
Board — Pricing review
YouYou and your co-founder are sketching…
You draw it.They read it.
Sketch the funnel, the org chart, the two options you are stuck between. Every time you speak, the room sends the board to the specialists with your words — they read what is on it and push back in the conversation, never on the canvas.
- Drawn by you and your guests, live
- Read by the specialists on every turn
- No specialist has a pen
Raise Starter from $19 to $29?
Support alone is running $34 an account. You are not raising a price, you are stopping a leak.
They answer out loud.
Every specialist has a voice, so a meeting sounds like a meeting. Each turn is spoken and written at once — listen while you think, read it back later.
- A voice for each specialist
- Every spoken turn in the transcript
- Text only, whenever you prefer
People in this room
Bring a person, too.
Invite a co-founder or a colleague by handle. People come in on video and share the board; the specialists stay at the table, because they have no camera.
- Invite by exact handle
- Video for the humans in the room
- Presence, so you see who is here
Business context
Tell them once.
Write down what you sell, who buys it and what matters right now. Every specialist reads it before the meeting starts, so nobody argues about a company you do not run.
- Saved to your account
- Folded into every specialist
- Edit it as the company changes
History
Raise Starter from $19 to $29?
6 turns · 1 keptWe are at $19 and I want to go to $29.
Support alone is running $34 an account. You are not raising a price, you are stopping a leak.
Raising it does not fix the leak if the leak is room size. Cap the table, not the price.
At $29 you are compared against tools that bundle this. Buyers will ask what they lose.
Then we test a cap on new accounts only. Rooms that already have six keep them.
Where does $34 come from? If it is an average, a few heavy rooms could be carrying it.
The constraint is room size, not price. Test a seat cap before touching the number.
Nothing said is lost.
Every meeting is kept in full and can be read back turn by turn — who said it, when, and what they were arguing from. The point worth keeping is filed beside the transcript.
- Full transcripts, turn by turn
- Kept points beside each meeting
- Resume any meeting where it stopped
No testimonials here yet.
No quotes, no user counts, no logos we have not earned. Here instead are the edges of the product, before you have to find them.
Not a board that writes itself
The canvas belongs to the people in the room. Specialists read it and answer in the conversation; none of them can draw.
Not a verdict
A meeting ends in a record of the argument, not in an answer handed down. What was kept is a note beside the transcript. The decision is still yours.
Not a cast of characters
Specialists are specialities you name — finance, product, legal and the rest. There is no personality roster pretending to be colleagues.
Start free. Pay when it earns it.
No card to begin and no trial clock running down while you decide.