Every inbound pitch, scored against the bar you set

Pitches land in your inbox and each one deserves a fair look, but reading every one carefully is more time than you have. Your assistant scores each pitch against a bar you define, on the axes you care about, and tells you which ones are worth your time and why, so the good ones surface and nothing gets a lazy read.

What it does

• Reads an inbound pitch and pulls out the signals that matter: who’s behind it, the idea, and any proof it’s working.
• Scores it against your own bar, using the axes and weights you decide (not a one-size-fits-all rubric).
• Gives each pitch a clear score, a short reason, and a recommendation: worth your time, worth a look, or a pass.
• Does a quick background check so a name you already know is scored with that context, not as a stranger.
• Keeps a record of what it scored, so you can look back and tune your bar over time.

The reveal

You tell it what a strong pitch looks like to you, once. From then on, every pitch that lands comes with a scorecard: the number, the one-line why, and a “look at this” or “let it go.” The one great pitch buried under forty mediocre ones stops slipping past, because it’s already at the top of your list with the reason spelled out.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t decide for you. It scores and recommends; the call is always yours.
• It doesn’t judge on polish. It reads for substance against your bar, not for pretty writing.
• It doesn’t use someone else’s standards. Your bar is yours to define and change.

Configuration

• Your bar: the axes you score on and how much each one weighs.
• Your signals: the things that raise or lower a pitch for you (a strong referral, a working product, a red flag).
• Where pitches come from: paste one in, or point it at a connected inbox to score them as they arrive.

Triggers

Scores a pitch whenever you hand it one, or automatically as pitches arrive in a connected inbox.