Cortex checks what a business claims against real records — company registries, SEC, domain history, reviews — and marks every claim verified, unverified, or contradicted. Not the seller's word. Not an AI's opinion. AI reads the sources — code sets the status, by the same rules every time. A screenshot isn't proof. This is — before you wire a cent.
Here's the 30-second version: you give it a business you're about to put money into. It digs through the live internet, checks every claim against real records, and tells you straight — what's true, what's shaky, what doesn't add up — plus what to do next. Minutes, not weeks. And a few dollars, not a few thousand.
A "Verified" badge means they paid for it. Reviews can be bought. ChatGPT answers from old memory and tells you what you want to hear. Cortex goes to the live internet, checks every claim against real records, and tells you straight what's true, what's shaky, and what doesn't add up.
While you read this, it's searching live sources — fresh reports, current prices, this month's rules. Not memory from a couple of years ago.
Every fact comes with a link you can open and check yourself. Hundreds of live sources, read in real time — not pre-trained guesses.
You go on what's true today, not on what someone wrote two years ago.
Each fact gets a mark. ✓ checked — here's the source, open it and read the original. ❓ couldn't confirm — we say so, instead of making something up to fill the gap. ⚠ doesn't match — we found data that disputes it.
We pull from official business registries, domain history, and public records — several independent checks before anything gets the ✓.
You see exactly what to trust and what to test before you bet on it.
Not "good idea with some risks." A clear call: worth it, worth it but risky, or walk away — with the score behind it, and what pulled it up or down.
Plus the one thing that, if it's wrong, sinks the whole thing — you face it before you start, not after.
Plus a short plan for your first two weeks: what to do, and the signs that tell you to stop.
The answer now — or months and thousands of dollars finding out from the market the hard way.Your report sits safely on our servers, reachable anytime by a private link sent to your email — no account needed.
We never sell it or share it. The system keeps anonymized patterns to get sharper over time — never your raw text, name, or contacts. Deleted on request.
What goes in, what comes out, who can see it — your call, every time.
Ask the same business twice and you get the same verdict — same rules, same math, every time. The status is set by code, not by a mood, so it can't drift from one run to the next.
That's the difference between a verdict you can act on and an AI opinion that changes every time you hit refresh.
A check you can trust is a check that repeats.Just write it out. It works out what it is, the market, who it's for, and how it makes money.
It knows who the customer is, what market you're in, and what problem it solves — ready to go dig for real data.
Runs 40-55 searches, finds real sources, and reads the pages live as it goes.
✓ source and link found. ❓ no data — we say so, we don't make it up. ⚠ doesn't match — we flag it.
It runs the real numbers — profit, cash flow, a few different scenarios. Done by formula, not by a mood.
A straight call — worth it, worth it but risky, or walk away — from a weighted score, not a guess. It explains the call, it doesn't wing it.
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A full, structured report — with the scores, tables, and a clear plan.
Three differences.
ChatGPT will say “the Warsaw coffee market looks promising”. Cortex finds the actual 2025 report, shows the link, and says: market €2.3B, 6% growth, but Warsaw's already crowded — here's the source.
Tell ChatGPT a company makes €2M a year and it just believes you. Cortex goes and checks — the official records, the domain's age, what's public — and tells you if it holds up or doesn't add up.
ChatGPT softens it: “good idea with some risks”. Cortex tells you straight — worth it, worth it but risky, or walk away. Ask it twice and you get the same answer — the code decides, not the model's mood. And the AI tools that now “cite a source”? A citation can point to a page that doesn't even back the claim. That's not a check. We check.
You check its claims against real records — not just its own website. Cortex AIF pulls public records, the domain's history, and independent reviews, then flags what's confirmed, what's unverified, and what contradicts. You see what's real before you trust it with money.
That comes down to numbers, not enthusiasm. Cortex runs the real market size, the competition, and a break-even — then tells you straight: worth it, worth it but risky, or walk away, plus the one thing that could sink it. In minutes, before you spend a year finding out.
ChatGPT answers from memory and tends to agree with you. Cortex digs through the live internet, checks every claim against real records, and tells you what's true and what's shaky — with sources you can open. Real data, not a confident guess.
It checks the market, the money, the people, the legal side, and the risks — and verifies the claims against public records, domain history, and independent reviews. Every number comes with a source, or it's flagged as unconfirmed.
Yes. Your first check is free — no account needed. You describe a business or an idea and get a straight answer with the basic reasoning. Paid tiers go deeper: the full numbers, a plan for what to do next, and more research.
A free check takes about 8–10 minutes. Deeper paid analyses run longer — up to 20–30 minutes for the full report — because they dig through live research, run the numbers, and weigh the risks.
