Backed by Afore Capital
The analyst layer’s work, ready to deliver
Send a brief and its sources. Finished client work comes back in your firm’s own style, every claim checked. Built for funds, advisory firms, and the agents they run.
Our customers
Firms in 0+ countries ship client work through UltraPoint
Customers include Monk’s Hill Ventures, Aritas Advisors, Hall Chadwick WA, FynnCorp, and Nitrolens, with professionals at McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group, EY, and Accenture.
How it works
Brief in. Finished work out.
Four steps between a brief and client work that is ready to deliver.
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Brief
Send the ask and the source documents, the way you would brief an analyst.
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Work
The analysis and the pages are done in your firm’s own style, learned from work you have shipped.
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Check
An independent model checks every claim against the sources and the brief. Anything that fails is redone until it traces.
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Deliver
Finished client work comes back as fully editable native .pptx, ready to go out under your name.
Two gates
Accurate to the source. Faithful to the firm.
The analysis checked against its sources and the brief. Every page in your own visual grammar.
How it ships
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Web app
Brief, review, and edit in the browser. Fully editable native .pptx out.
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API
Send a brief and its sources. Get finished work back.
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MCP
Your agents brief UltraPoint the same way you do.
Verification
Every claim traces, or it doesn’t ship
Everything is checked three times by an independent model from a different lab before it reaches you. Because work doesn’t fail at birth. It fails by drift.
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Pass 01
Claims to sources
Every claim binds to a span in a specific source document. Figures are recomputed, not judged: units, dates, totals, growth rates, and cross-references between pages.
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Pass 02
Work to brief
A separate test of whether the analysis did what was asked, not just whether it is error-free.
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Pass 03
Pages to standard
Visual conformance against your firm’s learned standard. Close is a fail.
Security & ownership
Your standard. Your boundary. Your record.
Your standard is learned from your own corpus, behind your confidentiality boundary. It works for your firm and no one else.
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Learned only from you
Your corpus trains your standard and no one else’s. Never pooled, never shared.
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Checker ≠ maker
Verification runs on a different model from a different lab than the one that made the page.
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Retained audit trail
Every check, source binding, and correction kept per deliverable.
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On-premise path
Open-weight models allow self-hosting when confidentiality rules require it.
Customer proof
Adopted mid-deal, not after a pilot
Firms bring UltraPoint into live work: IC memos, LP updates, board decks. Then they bring in their colleagues.
Book a demoFrom the field
“IC memos and LP updates at scale, every figure auditable.”
“It learned our visual language better than some new hires.”
“Deck prep went from two days to under an hour.”
The principle
Audits are not done by the bookkeeper
Credibility is the product in this industry. A pitchbook wins the mandate, and the board deck is the record a partner is defended by.
So the checking is structurally separate from the work: the model that checks a page is never the one that made it. Doing work faster is one job. Holding it until every claim traces is another. We keep them separate.
Where this goes
The deliverable is the work
The modeling, the research, and the judgment all compress into the page. We sit where that record lives.
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The ship step, today
The last step before work goes out under your name.
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The record
Sources, corrections, and what finally shipped. Your standard, in observable form.
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The work upstream
The modeling, research, and diligence behind the page, held to the same standard.
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Send the brief.
Ship the work.
Bring a live piece of work and its sources. It comes back finished, every claim traced, in your firm’s own style, live on the call. Priced per deliverable, the way your firm bills.