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gedonus is launching pilots. Here's what we're looking for

The first pilots are underway: real decks, tight loops.

What does a pitchbook actually cost? We built a transparent model

A transparent Monte Carlo model: $6.6k to $26k per deck.

Introducing gedonus: version control for the decks that run finance

Generate, review and trust, built directly into PowerPoint.

gedonus is now closed source. The research stays open

Why the code went private, and what stays public.

gedonus is launching pilots. Here's what we're looking for

The first pilots are underway: real decks, tight loops.

What does a pitchbook actually cost? We built a transparent model

A transparent Monte Carlo model: $6.6k to $26k per deck.

Introducing gedonus: version control for the decks that run finance

Generate, review and trust, built directly into PowerPoint.

gedonus is now closed source. The research stays open

Why the code went private, and what stays public.

gedonus is launching pilots. Here's what we're looking for

Pilot mechanics: fast decisions, direct access, real work.

Introducing gedonus: version control for the decks that run finance

Every change diffed, every figure traced to its source.

gedonus is now closed source. The research stays open

The engine goes private, the research repos stay open.

What does a pitchbook actually cost? We built a transparent model

Roughly half of the cost is revision churn.

gedonus is launching pilots. Here's what we're looking for

Pilot mechanics: fast decisions, direct access, real work.

Introducing gedonus: version control for the decks that run finance

Every change diffed, every figure traced to its source.

gedonus is now closed source. The research stays open

The engine goes private, the research repos stay open.

What does a pitchbook actually cost? We built a transparent model

Roughly half of the cost is revision churn.

gedonus is launching pilots. Here's what we're looking for

We are actively launching pilots and are in conversations with several companies. The first cohort is deliberately built for tight feedback loops: teams that build decks every week and can decide fast, with the product aimed at finance teams of any size.