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Demo tour. Everything here is invented sample content. No account is signed in, no file is stored, this site sends nothing to an AI provider, and nothing is deleted. The practice meeting is a simulation with scripted lines and no AI model; if you switch on the microphone there, your browser measures your turns and the audio never leaves the page. See how the real product works.

Demo tour

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Everything in the tour belongs to Riverbend Founder Program, which does not exist. The screens are the real ones; the content is invented.

Program manager view

A cohort of seven invented founders: who joined, who finished and the invitation links. Theme counts are switched off in the product; the demo shows, with invented figures, what they would look like. Note how little there is about any individual.

Founder view

An invented company’s brief, a simulated practice meeting with scripted investor lines (answer out loud, or use simulated turns), and a pre-written example report.

What the demo does not do

  • It does not contact OpenAI or any other AI provider, and no AI model is involved. The investor’s lines are scripted and shown on screen, and the report at the end is a pre-written example, not a response to what you said.
  • It does not record or send your voice. If you switch on the microphone in the practice meeting, your browser measures your turns for real and the audio never leaves the page; otherwise the turns are simulated.
  • It does not use the real product’s AI voice. The scripted lines can optionally be spoken by a voice built into your device, as a labelled stand-in; the real product uses OpenAI’s AI voice instead.
  • It does not sign you in. There is no session, and no account is created.
  • It does not upload or store anything. The deck in the founder view is a filename, not a file.
  • It does not delete anything, so the deletion screens show what they would look like rather than performing a deletion.

Ready to look at the real thing? How it works covers the mechanics, and the privacy notice covers what happens to a founder’s material.