Backed by Y Combinator
Conviction doesn't just happen. It's built.
That's why we're building Spine.
How Spine works
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Describe your research idea
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Pull insights from anywhere
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Dig deep on insights
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Generate deliverables
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Monitor and update
How investors use Spine
Track markets before they harden into categories
Emerging sectors rarely arrive with clean boundaries. You see early activity, a few scattered teams, some reused language. Spine helps you watch it unfold, across companies, narratives, funding, and product direction, and return to it when timing aligns.
Hold context across cycles
Research doesn’t expire. You’ve done the work: notes from past calls, investor updates, timelines of key hires and feature launches. Spine keeps it all connected. So when something resurfaces months later, you’re not rebuilding your view from memory.
Diligence that starts from what you already know
When a company moves to second meeting or partner pitch, you don’t want a blank page. Spine brings everything you’ve already seen, saved material, AI-augmented context, internal notes, or haven’t (external content) into one space.
Write with clarity and proof
Every investment decision needs to be explained, internally or out loud. Spine helps you move from layered research to structured outputs: category briefs, internal memos, market maps. Not summaries. Not impressions. Arguments, grounded and sourced.
Output-focused. Trained to give answers fast.
Treats research as a closed loop, a question with a single path. You get something polished, but often thin.
The reasoning is hidden. The process can’t be shaped.
Fine for a first pass, risky for thinking.
Process-aware. Built for iteration.
You set the direction. The AI handles scale, recall, and structure, but you stay in control of where to look, what to keep, and what to ignore.
The reasoning is visible. The trail is yours.
Not a replacement for judgment. A tool that strengthens it.
Your thinking,
but multiplayer
Spine gives your team shared context.
Build conviction and find your team's alpha now.
