Investors, customers, and every AI look you up before they meet you. Enter your URL and Oomira assembles that public record, dated and sourced, for you to correct, enrich, and hand to any AI. Your cited deck and readiness report come out of it.
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DropboxBBank connectionAnthropicBraveEExaPerplexityOOpenCorporatesXRedditYouTubeWikimediaInternet ArchiveGitHubStripeGoogle DriveGmailDropboxBBank connectionOne URL starts the research. Oomira checks the same public sources an investor or an AI would reach for, and keeps every fact with its source and date.
Correcting a fact never destroys the old one: the previous value stays, dated, so the record shows the change instead of hiding it. Private connections can then verify traction, finances, product activity, and company documents when you choose to add them.
Connections are optional and read only after you authorize them. Oomira cites the connected record behind each claim.
StripeRevenue, subscriptions, and customersGitHubProduct activity and engineering historyGoogle DriveDecks, plans, contracts, and reportsGmailAuthorized messages and attachmentsDropboxCompany files and diligence documentsNo giant onboarding form. You get the short list that remains after the research is done.
Deck, memo, and diligence are progressively deeper views—not separate files to keep in sync.
See where each fact came from and when it was true. Conflicts are flagged. Unknowns stay unknown.
An assistant’s memory keeps the last thing it was told, in the assistant it was told to. A record keeps when each fact became true, what it replaced, where it came from, and what it connects to.
One value per fact. No date, no source, nothing linking them, and it lives in one assistant. When something changes, the old value is simply gone.
Every fact carries the date it became true, the value it replaced, and the source behind it. Entities are connected, not listed. Any MCP client reads the same rows.
Ask your AI “what changed since our seed round?” and it answers from dated facts with sources, instead of the one value it happens to remember.
POST /api/v1/scaffoldhttps://oomira.com/mcpOomira reconstructed the YC directory, then checked each company against fresher public sources. Explore the result yourself.
Start free with $5 of credit and no account. A subscription keeps what you built; research spends credits at cost plus a stated premium. No connector unlocks, no surprise tiers.
Build a whole world and its first deck without signing up.
Keeps what you build, and keeps it current as the facts change.
Shared company worlds for a team. Every seat reads and maintains the same sourced record.
Research and model work spend credits, on every tier.
Each company keeps its own world and its own account. You see the facts they share, each one carrying the source and the date it was true — the same record they raise on, not a separate database they cannot check.
Talk to us →A subscription buys persistence, not access: the same research and the same schemas run for a guest. Structure itself is always free — the keyless POST /api/v1/scaffold endpoint costs nothing and needs no account.
Let Oomira turn them into the context your deck is written from. Free.