Straight answers, including the ones we’d rather not be asked. Every claim below is checkable against the engine, and the limitations are the same ones printed on every certificate we issue.
Movokai generates a complete 18-document investor data room from a structured interview, then checks those documents against each other for contradictions before an investor does. It is a verification layer, not a storage product. Movokai is built for founders and advisors raising capital in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Movokai runs a named set of 13 deterministic cross-document rules. Four reconcile ownership: the cap table against its declared share total, the founder agreement against the cap table, the option pool against the cap table, and the registration identifier against the jurisdiction. Three reconcile the round: term-sheet valuation arithmetic, dilution sanity, and signatory authority. Three reconcile the financial model: unexplained cash, claimed runway against computed runway, and hiring-plan affordability. Three reconcile jurisdiction and provenance: company identifier format, cited statutes, and whether every named contributor is covered by an IP assignment.
A HARD finding means two documents state things that cannot both be true — an arithmetic contradiction requiring no human judgement, such as holder shares summing to 26,250 against a declared total of 25,000. A REVIEW finding means the documents are internally coherent but a human has to decide, such as a pitch deck claiming 24 months of runway when the model computes 14. Movokai never resolves a REVIEW itself, because the software cannot know which of the two numbers you intended.
It reports NOT_EVALUATED and names the input data it needed. It never reports a pass. Every certificate lists all 13 rules in one of three states — FIRED, PASSED, or NOT_EVALUATED — so a rule that could not run is visible rather than absent. A tool that reports all-clear when it had nothing to check is worse than no tool, because it manufactures confidence at the exact moment the documents leave your hands.
No. Registry cross-checking is not live. Every certificate Movokai issues states registry_verification: false, and carries the explicit limit that no fact on it has been checked against a public registry. Facts originate from the founder and are confirmed by the founder; Movokai does not independently verify them. Movokai checks that your documents agree with each other — it does not, today, check that they agree with the commercial register. Registry integration is planned and gated on licensing.
No. A language model is used at exactly one point: translating what you type in the interview into structured fields. It never computes a number, never compares two documents, and never assigns a severity. Every calculation, reconciliation and verdict is produced by deterministic code, so the same inputs always produce the same output. When Movokai reads a fact out of an uploaded document, the model's proposal is rejected unless the exact quoted text is found in the source file and contains the value — a stated confidence score is not accepted as evidence.
A Consistency Certificate is the file you forward to an investor alongside the data room. It names the entity, the verdict, the ruleset version, and every one of the 13 rules with its state, so the reader can see what was checked, what fired, and what could not be checked. It carries a SHA-256 integrity hash computed over its own body: recompute the hash and it reproduces, change one character and it does not. It also publishes Movokai's known limitations, so the reader is told what the certificate does not cover.
You can correct it, but the original is never erased. Confirmed facts, findings and certificates are append-only: a database trigger rejects UPDATE and DELETE at the schema level, not in application code, so no developer and no administrator can quietly rewrite history. A correction is appended as a new fact, timestamped and attributed. If a valuation changes at 3am during a negotiation, the ledger shows both the old figure and the new one.
Movokai extracts text from digital PDFs and Word files, where the characters are actually in the file. Scanned, photographed or flattened documents currently fail closed: they are reported as NOT_EVALUATED with the reason, never guessed at. Optical character recognition is specified but not yet built, so today a scanned cap table produces an honest refusal rather than a transcription Movokai cannot stand behind.
Google Drive stores files but has no model of what a share count is, so it cannot tell you that page four of a PDF contradicts a cell in a spreadsheet. DocSend reports on the viewer — who opened the deck and which slide they lingered on — not on the integrity of what they read. Carta is the authoritative system of record for equity after a round closes, not a sandbox for reconciling draft term sheets against draft models during negotiation. Movokai occupies the gap between internal preparation and institutional diligence: it checks that the documents agree with each other before anyone else runs that arithmetic.
Movokai is built first for advisers — fractional CFOs and startup lawyers — and second for founders. A founder raises capital roughly once every 18 to 24 months, so a contradiction-checking tool is an episodic need. An adviser carries five to fifteen clients raising at any time, feels the problem continuously, and bears the reputational risk if a broken model reaches an investor.
Movokai Starter is €49 per month for one company workspace, including the full 18-document data room, the internal consistency checks, and export of the room plus its verification report. Movokai Pro is €149 per month for up to five company workspaces. Both prices exclude VAT and can be cancelled at any time.
Movokai targets the DACH region — Germany, Austria and Switzerland — starting with German GmbH structures. German corporate law is rule-dense and heavily templated, which suits a deterministic engine: the jurisdiction rules check that company identifier formats and cited statutes match the declared jurisdiction. Documents are templates and are not legal advice.
No. Movokai produces templates and reconciles them against each other. It does not give legal advice, does not sign anything on your behalf, and does not assess whether a term is commercially reasonable. Every generated document is intended for review by qualified counsel.
Movokai publishes its limitations on every certificate rather than in a footnote. The cap table's percentage column is not validated to sum to 100 percent; only the share counts are reconciled. Share capital in euros is not reconciled against the share count. No fact has been checked against a public registry, because registry cross-checking is not live. Facts originate from the founder and were confirmed by the founder; Movokai did not independently verify them. Scanned documents are not yet readable. The rule set is a named, finite set of 13 checks — it is not a proof of universal consistency, and a contradiction outside those 13 rules will not be caught.