askOdin Sandbox · Interactive Forensic Audit
Test the engine on the deals thatfooled the smartest rooms in finance.
A charismatic pitch can hold a broken balance sheet up for years. The post-mortem takes under three minutes.
Pick one of three public decks, or a synthetic IPO data room, and watch the compiler cross-examine what the documents claim against what the numbers allow.Nothing to upload, and nothing leaves your browser — this demo runs entirely on your own machine against a fixed historical record.
Step 01 — Select a deal
Step 02 — Execution
The Compiler Runs.
Theranos runs by default. Pick any deck above to re-run the trace against that document instead.
Step 03 — Verdict
Three of those deals have already ended, and the fourth never existed.
The useful version runs before the wire.
Run the same cross-examination across your pipeline, before the committee meets rather than after the write-down.
Put your own deck and model through it in under three minutes. Free, and you find the contradiction before a partner does.
Document basis: each run compiles a deck and the financials disclosed alongside it, reconstructed from public-record material where the original is not public. The Theranos file is a reconstruction of the 2013 investor memo, built from public-domain material, not the original as circulated. The Halvard Computing data room is synthetic, drafted with Claude, with every company, site and counterparty fictional; its trace is taken from a real askOdin Clarity run on 12 October 2026. Court and bankruptcy records are not inputs to any run here; they only record how the story ended.
The architectural mechanics of RAVEN’s triangulation engine are protected under U.S. Provisional Patent No. 63/994,876 and are not publicly disclosed.