Give your AI the business's whole world.
PointRover builds a standing, receipt-backed map of everything public that bears on a small business — its input costs, its market, its obligations, its region — assembled from official data and kept honest. Built to be read by AI. Rendered for people.
Every number shows its receipt.
Most business intelligence asks you to take its word. PointRover is built so nothing has to be taken on faith:
- Receipts, not citations. Every figure on the board links to the public source that published it — the actual file, table, or release, fetchable by you or your AI. If a number can't carry its receipt, it doesn't ship.
- Honest absences. When the data doesn't exist — a county that publishes PDFs, a series the government hasn't released yet — the board says exactly that, with the reason. A typed "we don't know, and here's why" instead of a confident guess.
- Freshness you can check. Every source is stamped against its publisher's own calendar: what period it covers, when it was published, when the next release is due. Old data is labeled old.
- Isolation you can see. Each client's board is isolated to that client. What a client's access can and cannot reach is stated in plain language — and when a client leaves, their data is deleted, provably, while the public record stays public.
What your AI can do, standing on the map.
Without the map, every question means an hour of re-research and a chain of unverified numbers. With it, the answers are already assembled — sourced, current, and scoped to this business:
- Answer a procurement question with sourced numbers. "What happened to our input costs this quarter — and which ones are moving outside normal?"
- Check a repricing decision against real published costs, not vibes.
- Keep the obligation calendar — the licenses, filings, and regulators that apply to this business, in this place.
- Catch the regulatory change that actually has consequences for this business, with the citation attached.
One map, built once, serving every workflow — for the dashboard you see and the AI you've connected to the work.
Zero effort, honestly.
- Name the business. That's the whole ask. No forms, no uploads, no access to your client's books — PointRover uses public data only.
- The map assembles itself — suppliers, market, obligations, and region, drawn from official published sources and bound to this specific business.
- The board is live the same day. People read the dashboard; an AI reads the same data underneath. They never disagree, because they are the same thing.
Request an invite
During the pilot, PointRover is invite-only. We're working with a small number of AI agencies and owners who want their assistants standing on real ground.
To request an invite, email [SUPPORT EMAIL] with your name, your firm, and one line about what you'd use it for.