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What does the team report show, and can we share it with investors?

The short answer

The team score and level, the four dimension scores, how aligned you are on each dimension, the scored questions where your answers are furthest apart and the figures you entered differently. You can download it as a PDF and take it to your next board, mentor or investor meeting; ask your co-⁠founders before a team PDF leaves the company.

What is in it

PartWhat it shows
Team score and levelThe average of everyone who finished; the level comes from the points, in fixed ranges.
Team alignmentHow often you gave the same answer, across every choice question, scored or not, on each dimension.
Conversations to haveUp to five scored questions where your answers sit furthest apart, with every co-⁠founder's answer and why the gap matters.
Numbers that differWherever two of you entered different numbers for the same question, the report puts them side by side, so you can settle on one before an investor asks.
Questions none of you could answerThe questions every co-⁠founder answered with I don't know.
Where your written answers differOnce everyone has finished, AI compares your written answers to the same questions and shows up to five where they differ, with each person's exact words.
What we agreedUnder each conversation, write what the team agreed, up to 600 characters. It prints in the team PDF and stays with the team: admin reports don't show it.

How alignment is counted

For each choice question at least two of you answered, scored or not, alignment is the share of founders who gave the answer the largest group gave: two founders who agree make 100%, two who differ make 50%. Each dimension averages its own questions, and the team figure is the average of the four dimensions.

The colours read the same everywhere in the report: green from 70%, amber from 40% to 69%, red below 40%.

Sharing it with investors

Take the team PDF to your next board, mentor or investor meeting. It holds the team's score, each founder's top priorities, the team reading, the conversations to have with who answered what, and what your team agreed.

The team PDF shows your co-⁠founders' answers next to yours. Send it only to people you would show those answers to, and ask your co-⁠founders before a team PDF leaves the company.

There is no share link: a copy leaves the platform when you send it yourself, or when an AI tool you connect under Settings > AI reads it for you.

To see one first, open the sample team report of Northwind Labs, a fictional company.

Where this comes from

Read on 30 October 2026.