Research prospects, uncover challenges, and walk into every meeting prepared.
Shovia is a way of preparing for a conversation before you walk into it. You describe the situation (who you're meeting, what's at stake, what you already know), and Shovia works through it the way a thoughtful colleague would: researching the business and industry behind it, building a few honest hypotheses about what might actually be going on, and helping you shape questions worth asking, instead of a pitch worth performing.
It's built for the hour before, the part where preparation actually happens and a conversation gets its real chance to go somewhere worthwhile, not to watch you afterward or score how the call went.
Shovia is still early, which is exactly why this is the right time to shape it together. If you're an investor, a potential partner, or simply someone who sees what we're building and wants a hand in it, we want to hear from you. No pitch deck required. Just tell us who you are and what's on your mind, and we'll get back to you.
Shovia is in early access, and we're looking for a small group of sales professionals willing to try it on a real, upcoming conversation and tell us honestly what worked and what didn't. It's free to use during this stage: no card, no commitment, just your feedback in exchange.
A few things worth knowing before you start: you get up to 5 prepare runs per day. If Shovia doesn't have enough to go on, it will ask you up to two rounds of follow-up questions before it either builds your preparation or tells you honestly that it doesn't have enough to work with. Because it relies on live web search and AI-generated analysis, it can occasionally get details wrong or come back with lower confidence. When that happens, it will flag it rather than guess silently. This is still early software, and your experience helps shape what it becomes.
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Shovia is free to try right now, up to 5 preparations a day. Use it on a real, upcoming conversation and tell us how it went.
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