For founders

Run the whole company from one memory.

Board prep, investor updates, the co-founder sync, three hiring loops — every one is a thread that runs for months, and you are the only place they all meet. Seriesly listens to your recurring meetings and carries each thread forward, so you walk into the next one already caught up.

The thread you're losing

You don't run a meeting; you run the company through a portfolio of them. The board meets quarterly, your VP of Eng weekly, the lead investor whenever they want — and the context for each lives in a different week, a different notebook, a different corner of your memory.

When you spend two weeks heads-down on a raise, the company keeps moving without you. The thing you promised your head of sales in the last 1:1, the hiring decision that stalled, the metric the board will ask about — they don't disappear, they just fall off your screen. Seriesly keeps them on it.

What it does for you

  • I Pre-meeting prep. Before the board call or the investor check-in, a brief lands — last quarter's open items, what you committed to, the numbers they flagged — synthesized from past meetings and your calendar, ~20 minutes ahead.
  • II Open loops. One ledger of what you owe and what you're owed across every relationship — you said you'd send the updated cap table to the lead investor Wednesday — aged so the oldest promises don't rot.
  • III Delta. A written diff of what moved across the company while you were buried in the raise — decisions made, threads that slipped, who's now waiting on you.
  • IV Person briefs. One page on each report and each investor, assembled from every mention across your meetings — so the 1:1 with your VP starts where the last one ended, not from zero.

A founder's morning

  1. A delta notification: three things moved while you were closing the round — eng pushed the launch a week, the head of sales lost a deal she flagged, a candidate accepted.
  2. Five minutes before the board prep call, the brief is waiting — every metric the board asked about last quarter and where each one landed.
  3. Walking into the leadership sync, the topic brief on the pricing change shows where each exec stood last time and where they diverged.
  4. You close the laptop having forgotten none of the eleven things a founder forgets on a fundraising week.
How is this different from a regular meeting-notes app for a founder?
Most apps remember a single meeting. Seriesly treats the recurring meeting — your weekly leadership sync, your monthly board prep — as the unit of memory, so open items and decisions accumulate across months and surface in the next occurrence automatically, no search required.
Can it help me prep for board and investor meetings?
Yes. Before each recurring board or investor meeting, Seriesly assembles a brief from past meetings and your calendar — the metrics they flagged, what you committed to, what is still open — about twenty minutes ahead, with no work from you.
Is my company's data private?
Everything stays in a local SQLite file on your Mac, on-device by default. Nothing trains a model by default. The one cloud source you connect — your calendar — only pulls in, never pushes out.
I was heads-down for two weeks. Can it catch me up?
That is what Delta is for: a written diff of what changed across every thread while you were away — decisions made, threads that slipped, who is now waiting on you — instead of scrolling back through two weeks of notes.
One quiet companion

Keep your notes. Add a memory.

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