Trust and AI Principles

Real Wisdom runs on Anthropic’s commercial API. Anthropic does not train its models on information sent through that API, and neither do we. Your deals, numbers and questions are used to answer you, and for nothing else.

The platform never writes to a lender, a fund or a developer on its own. Reminders and weekly briefs wait in the program’s outbox until someone reads them and presses send. A financing request letter opens in your own email, and you decide whether to send it.

When Real Wisdom says something about your deal, it marks the record it used: the deal itself, a capital source, a checklist item or a milestone, listed by name under the answer so you can find it on the page and check. A citation appears only when it names a record Real Wisdom was actually given, and Real Wisdom is instructed to say when something is not in your records rather than guess.

Real Wisdom reads your deal through your own login and the same access rules as every other screen. It works only on deals that belong to your organization, or, for a fund, on a developer’s deals after that developer’s seat has been shared with it. The program’s own staff can also use it on any deal the platform lets them read. A fund does not see the developer’s private notes or activity through it. Making a deal’s public profile shareable does not open it to anyone else’s Real Wisdom.

Corporate and financial documents never get uploaded here. The platform keeps the link and its review status, and a document counts only after a reviewer has checked it. A reviewer can ask Real Wisdom to read a linked document to help them check it; the file is fetched when the reviewer asks, read, and not stored, and the reading is never saved or counted.

The Real Impact Score counts only documents that a reviewer other than the developer has verified. Saying “I have this” or submitting a link is worth zero until it has been checked. That is why a lender can rely on the number.

Checklist evidence, outcomes, impact counts and report submissions are kept as a permanent history. A correction is added as a new entry that names what it corrects, so anyone reading the record can see what changed and when. Weekly numbers can be corrected, and every earlier version is kept.