Adamiro Mentor · Inward track · Decision support
Radar tells you what is shifting in your market. Mentor helps you decide what to do about it. For the decisions too big for one voice — that is The Tank.
An advisor that remembers, and shows you what it remembers.
Mentor reads your documents, keeps the thread from one session to the next, and pushes back when a plan doesn’t hold. Every fact it keeps is listed in your dashboard. Delete any of them in one click. When a call is too big for one voice, it says so and sends you to The Tank.
An advisor who has already read your plan. No briefing call, no re-explaining, no hour lost to context.
What is Adamiro Mentor?
Adamiro Mentor is an on-demand strategic advisor for founders and CEOs. Half an hour of talking to it costs 2 tasks, any hour, no scheduling. It remembers your business between sessions, so you never re-explain your context, and it shows you every memory it holds.
What you’re feeling
The decisions you make in the empty room.
The decisions that shape a company rarely get made with the right input. Your team tells you what they think you want to hear. Your peers are busy managing their own problems. And the person you’d actually want in the room, someone who knows your company, pushes back on your assumptions, and has seen enough to flag a mistake before you make it, doesn’t exist inside your organization yet.
Ask leaders to describe their go-to-market strategy and you often hear the same thing: cover as many angles as possible and hope something lands. They know they should focus. They just don’t know how to choose. So the decisions get pushed. Which segment to commit to. Which hire to make first. Which partnership to chase. And those delays compound quietly, until they become the gap between the year they planned and the year they actually got.
That is not a weakness. It is the structural reality of building a company at your stage.
The product
What Adamiro Mentor does.
Adamiro Mentor is your personal advisory colleague. It knows your company. It remembers every decision you have made, every uncertainty you left unresolved, and every strategic question you circled back to. It picks up exactly where you left off.
It is not a chat window. It is the voice in the room that covers the decisions a CEO, CFO, and CTO would each bring to the table, available at the moment the question surfaces. No calendar slot, no two-week wait.
It pushes back when something does not hold. It argues the other side before you commit. It surfaces the decision you were thinking about in March and never landed on. And when a question is genuinely high-stakes enough to need more than one voice, it says so, and escalates to The Tank.
It never forgets.
Every document you upload, every conversation you have, every decision you log builds a knowledge base that makes the next session sharper than the last. The one thing no fractional advisor can match. It also knows who buys from you and how they describe the problem, because Signals told it.
Not sure where you blend in? Take the free Sounds Like Them test: two homepages in, three interchangeable sentences out.
WHAT MENTOR REFUSES TO DO
Four things Mentor won’t do.
It won’t hide what it knows.
The Memories tab lists every fact it has kept, with the session it came from and a timestamp. Search it, edit it, delete it. Deleted means gone from every future session.
It won’t keep your files.
Upload a deck or a plan and Mentor extracts what matters into its memory. The document itself isn’t stored. Mentor is an advisor, not a drive.
It won’t pretend one voice is enough.
When a question needs a room, Mentor says so and offers The Tank. It doesn’t improvise a board out of one advisor.
It won’t agree to be agreeable.
It argues the other side before you commit. If the plan holds, you’ll know why. If it doesn’t, you’ll know that first.
Built in Sweden. Stored in the EU. Nothing you give Adamiro trains a model. Data protection →
DEMO
See Mentor in action
An advisor that remembers your business
Ask like you'd ask a board member: 'Should we raise prices for the Team plan?'
Real questions, not prompts. Sending starts a focused 30-minute session with a visible clock.
Read the full demo, step by step
- Ask like you'd ask a board member — Ask like you'd ask a board member: 'Should we raise prices for the Team plan?' Real questions, not prompts. Sending starts a focused 30-minute session with a visible clock. (Behind the scenes — reads the memory: Mentor opens with your business context already loaded: past sessions, decisions, what you're working on.)
- A position, not a list — You get a position with reasoning, not a list of considerations that ends in 'it depends'. An argued case: factors for, factors against, and a recommendation with its reasoning shown. (Behind the scenes — reads the memory: Mentor cites your own Radar intelligence back at you when it's relevant to the question.)
- Push back — Push back. Mentor argues its case or updates it, and tells you which. Disagree and Mentor defends its position or concedes the point. The value is in the friction, not the agreement.
- It saves what mattered — Ending a session saves what was discussed to the memory. The dialog says it plainly: "Mentor will save what was discussed to memory." Decisions, context, open threads: kept for next time. (Behind the scenes — writes the memory: You can read everything it keeps on Mentor's Memories tab, and delete any of it.)
- Continue where you left off — Sessions continue where you left off. The memory holds your business context between conversations. Weeks later, open a new session and Mentor still knows what you decided and why. You never re-explain your company. (Behind the scenes — reads the memory: Continuity is the product, and it covers your board rounds too: Mentor reads your Tank sessions without you pasting them across. The Tank's own design is the opposite, which is next.)
Built for global founders
Available in 32 languages.
Signals, Voice, Mentor, The Tank they all adapt to you preferred language.
Either by settings or in the chats by listening to what you say.
EN
English
SV
Swedish
DA
Danish
NO
Norwegian
FI
Finnish
IS
Icelandic
DE
German
NL
Dutch
FR
French
ES
Spanish
PT
Portuguese
IT
Italian
PL
Polish
CS
Czech
SK
Slovak
RO
Romanian
HU
Hungarian
EL
Greek
RU
Russian
UK
Ukrainian
TR
Turkish
AR
Arabic
HE
Hebrew
HI
Hindi
BN
Bengali
ID
Indonesian
MS
Malay
VI
Vietnamese
TH
Thai
JA
Japanese
KO
Korean
ZH
Chinese
Language follows your preference. Change it under each service settings.
15 tasks. No clock. No card to start.
Upload your business plan, product sheet, or whatever best describes your company. Bring the question that has been sitting at the back of your mind. See what it feels like when someone who already knows your context pushes back on your thinking before the market does.
You decide from there.
What's included by plan
| Feature | What it delivers | Solo | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mentor access Conversational AI advisor trained on your documents. | Ask about your strategy, sales playbook or onboarding flow and get answers grounded in your own material. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Document Processing | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Website Onboarding | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Signals Integration | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Voice Integration | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Memory Inspector | ✓ | ✓ |
Common questions
Everything you need to know
How is Mentor different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Adamiro Mentor remembers. A generic chatbot starts every conversation from zero. Mentor knows your company, your prior decisions, the questions you’ve left open, and the documents you’ve shared. You pick up where you left off, every time. It also knows when a question is too big for one advisor to handle and routes it to The Tank.
What does Mentor remember between conversations?
After every session, Mentor silently extracts the decisions you made, the uncertainties still open, and the context behind them. That memory remains private to your account and is automatically carried over to the next session. You don’t rebuild the picture each time you sit down. If a topic resurfaces six weeks later, Mentor still has the thread. Mentor also sees who your buyers are and what hurts them, from what they say in public, so its advice is aimed at the people who actually buy.
How is a Mentor session billed?
Two tasks buy half an hour of actually talking to Mentor, shared across every thread. The first message after a quiet spell starts the clock, and switching threads inside that half hour costs nothing more. Starting a thread, renaming it, filing it and archiving it are free, and so is uploading documents.
What can I upload to Mentor?
PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint decks, Excel sheets, and plain text. If a file is an image or a scanned document, Mentor runs OCR in your browser to extract the text. Once uploaded, the information from the document becomes part of your persistent knowledge base, but the document itself is not stored. Mentor is not a file storage service. Uploading is about training and enabling your Mentor to give you the best possible advice. You can reference it in any future session without re-uploading.
Is anything I share with Mentor used to train an AI?
No. Your conversations, documents, and extracted memories stay in your account and never train an external model. Mentor is built for the decisions you wouldn’t share with a generic chatbot: pricing calls, hiring questions, strategy bets, and customer-specific situations. The privacy guarantee is what makes the product useful in the first place.
What happens when Mentor can’t answer alone?
Some decisions need more than one perspective. When Mentor identifies a question that warrants a full advisory board, it offers to escalate to The Tank.
Can I see and edit what Mentor knows about me?
The Memories tab in your dashboard lists every fact Mentor has extracted, with the source conversation and a timestamp. You can search, sort, edit, or delete any memory. The Sessions tab shows every conversation you’ve had, with a one-line heading generated from the first message. Delete a memory, and it stops surfacing in future sessions.
How is my data secured?
Everything you share with Mentor stays in the EU. Your account, conversations, and documents are hosted in Sweden; Mentor’s memory store is hosted in Germany. All traffic uses TLS 1.2+ in transit, and databases and backups are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Access to production is role-based and logged. Our full security and sub-processor list sits in our Data Processing Agreement and GDPR audit dossier, both available on request. If a breach ever occurs, we notify the supervisory authority within 72 hours and affected users without undue delay. Read more in our Privacy Policy.
Last reviewed: July 2026