For Founders & CEOs
McKinsey charges $500k for a strategy engagement — and forgets everything when it ends. Consul delivers the same caliber of adversarial thinking, remembers every decision you've ever made, and gets sharper the longer you use it. Every morning, on your phone, for less than dinner.
Your ideas have no real opposition until someone with skin in the game pushes back. Consul deploys CFO, CMO, COO, and 12 other executive personas — each with distinct risk appetites — to find every hole in your logic before the market does.
Every CEO carries critical context in their head that never gets written down — until they forget it, or leave. Consul enforces institutional memory automatically. Every decision, goal, and deal is indexed and injected into every future conversation.
Ask about ad spend next quarter — it surfaces what you said about marketing budget last March. ChatGPT starts fresh every session. Consul never does. It gets sharper the longer you use it.
You wake up already behind. Consul doesn't. By 07:00, it has read your inbox, parsed the news, and built you a commander's brief — so your first decision of the day is already the right one.
Most founders check KPIs in a spreadsheet they opened three weeks ago. Consul keeps your strategic imperatives live — with real-time risk scores and AI alerts before a metric quietly dies.
“Finally, an AI that understands 'Privileged Information'. I don't need a chatbot; I needed a vault that thinks. Consul delivers.”
“The context injection is terrifyingly good. It remembered a decision I made three months ago and warned me not to contradict myself.”
“I used to call my lawyer for this. Now I run it through the Board Room first. Saved me $15k in retainer fees last month alone.”
“It's not an assistant. It's a devil's advocate. It challenged my pricing strategy and forced me to double my rates. It was right.”
McKinsey charges $500k for a strategy engagement. Consul is less than dinner.
For founders testing the water
For operators who think in quarters
For principals who build to last
The Manifesto
The CEO is the only person in the building who cannot ask for help without consequence. Admit doubt to your board and you lose confidence. Admit it to your team and you lose authority. So you carry it alone, at 2am, in a notes app that has never once pushed back.
The smartest founders we know don't have better ideas. They have better feedback loops. They simulate downside. They stress-test every thesis before it touches the market. They have, in short, a room full of honest advisors — and they use it every day.
Consul is that room. Not a chatbot. Not a search engine with opinions. A persistent, adversarial, institutionally-aware partner that grows sharper the longer you use it.