Not a chat window. A board that keeps the record —
and gets sharper every time you consult it.

Advice that is curated to you, and compounds like everything else you own.

Advisors who know what you are building, read only what you hand them, and remember every decision you made and how it turned out. Consult them again next year and they answer from your track record — not from a blank page.

Curated to you, from day oneYour board answers from what you hand it and what you are actually trying to build. Nothing you did not give it.
Every decision gets a dateYou say when it should be judged. Your board comes back and asks what happened.
It compounds while you use itMonth six beats day one. Year two beats month six. Starting over costs you all of it.

Why this exists

Advice has never been easier to get. It has never been curated for you, and it has never been kept.

Everyone can answer you now. Nobody answers as though they know you.

Ask anything, of anyone, at any hour, and what comes back is built for the average person asking it. Nothing you were told in April is there in October. Nothing knows what you already tried, or what you decided and then ignored. So you rebuild the same reasoning, from the same blank page, for years.

Advicity is built around the part everyone skips: the record. Advice that is written down, dated, judged, and kept — so that it compounds instead of evaporating.

Your board

Your board starts with the house board. It does not end there.

Every member begins with the house board — advisors covering the places a life is actually won or lost. They arrive with a point of view and nothing else; everything they know about you, they learn from you. From there you build advisors of your own, until the room is the one you would actually want to walk into.

MoneyAdrienne MarchettiThe Architect — “your money is a company you run. Give it a scoreboard, a target and a date.”Her one numberYour freedom ratio
WorkEverett MarshThe Strategist — “work is a portfolio of leverage. Build the thing that runs without you.”His one numberDependency hours
BodyMarcus ReyesThe Performance Engineer — “your body is the one machine you cannot replace.”His one numberWeekly consistency rate
PeopleBeatrice HollisThe Confidante — “a small circle, kept on purpose, with clean conversations.”Her one numberCircle cadence
MindIris MerrowThe Stoic — “decide well, then let go.”Her one numberPriority-first weeks

You chair your own board

The Chair reads your question, decides which advisors should answer, and tells you where they disagree — because the disagreement is usually the useful part. Name your Chair whatever you like, or leave it as the Chair and start asking.

Any advisor can be turned off

Not every board needs every seat. Turn an advisor off and they leave the room — not consulted, not asked, not in your answers — and turn them back on the day you want them again.

How it works

Four steps. The fourth is the one you will feel a year from now.

Step one

Your North Star

A short intake: what you are actually building, in your words. Every advisor answers against it, and it is kept by version — so when your ambition changes, your board knows exactly when it changed.

Step two

Your material

Hand your board what already holds your context — notes, statements, plans, years of journals. You choose what goes in and what stays out. This is how advice stops being generic on the first day rather than the hundredth.

Step three

A session

Ask one advisor, several, or the whole board. Each gives their answer and says how sure they are. You say how sure you are, and when the answer should be judged.

Step four

The outcome

On that date your board asks what happened. One tap — it worked, it half worked, it did not, or you did not follow it. Add a note if you want to; most days you will not need to. Every answer makes the next one sharper.

Ninety days in, you can ask something no chat window will ever answer for you: when this advisor was certain, was she right — and when I overruled her, was I?

How your board learns →

What you get that you cannot get elsewhere

Three things that are worth more every month you keep them.

A board that knows you

Each advisor keeps their own memory of you. Your money advisor is never re-briefed, never needs telling again what you decided in March, and never gives you advice you already rejected. You stop paying the cost of starting over.

A record that compounds

How sure your advisor was, how sure you were, what you chose, and what actually happened — captured the day the advice is given and never rewritten afterwards. In a year it is the most honest picture of your judgement you own.

Something that stays yours

Your board belongs to you, not to whoever pays for the seat. Export all of it whenever you want, in the format Advicity reads back in. Changing your plan never deletes a thing.

Plans

Three ways in. Pick the one that matches how much you want to build.

Paper

$0 free

See a decision go all the way round before you commit anything.

  • One house advisor
  • Your North Star
  • Three live decisions at a time — recorded, dated, and judged
  • Your own material comes later

Ink

$249/mo

Your full board, working on your own material, keeping your record.

  • Five house advisors
  • One advisor you build yourself
  • Seed them with your material, within limits
  • They remember about six months of your sessions
  • Unlimited decisions, and your own calibration read back to you
  • Standard analysis

Brass

$499/mo

Build the board out, and keep every year of your record to read against.

  • Five house advisors
  • Fifteen advisors you build yourself
  • Unlimited material
  • They remember everything — your whole record, charted over the years
  • Deeper analysis on every session

Prices are in United States dollars. Billed monthly. There is no trial — Paper is the trial. Move up and the change is immediate; move down and it takes effect at the end of the month you have paid for. Refunds and cancellation.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover are accepted. Card payments are handled by Stripe, and we never see or store your full card number. Plans and billing.

The differences that matter
 PaperInk · $249Brass · $499
House advisors155
Advisors you build yourself—115
Seed them with your material—Within limitsUnlimited
How far back they rememberThe last 30 daysAbout six monthsEverything
Decisions recorded, dated and judged3 at a timeUnlimitedUnlimited
Your calibration read back to youOn your threeYesEvery year you keep
Depth of analysisStandardStandardDeeper
Export everything, any timeYesYesYes

The price of an hour, worked out →

Where we stand

The terms, before you ask.

PrivacyYour board is invisible to every other member and to whoever pays for the account. No toggle, no exception.
Your materialWhat you seed your board with is used to answer you, and for nothing else. It never trains anyone else’s board.
LeavingExport ships on day one, not as something you have to ask for on the way out. What comes out is what Advicity reads back in.
LimitsAdvicity is not a doctor, a therapist, a lawyer or a licensed financial adviser. Every advisor will tell you where their line is rather than guess past it.

The privacy promise, in full →

Questions before you join?

Write to us at ms@getadvicity.com.