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Virtual Boardroom —
a board of AI experts, on demand.

Bring any decision to a board that argues it — no calendar to align, no equity to give. The experts research alone, react once, and the memo leaves the room as a read-only page anyone can open.

An example: the board’s memo as a page your partners can open without an account — read-only, password optional.

In short

What is a virtual boardroom?

A virtual boardroom is a board of expert AI advisors that works like a real boardroom — multiple perspectives, structured disagreement, one recommendation with the dissent kept — but available on demand, with no equity, no scheduling, and no politics.

A real boardroom works because it gathers different views on purpose: the CFO, the operator, the customer, the skeptic. A single AI cannot do that — trained to be helpful, it drifts toward agreeing with you — and a multi-agent framework can, if you build it. A virtual boardroom is the built version: no code, 24 named experts on different AI models, and a Chief of Staff who seats the room.

Who sits
Your Chief of Staff proposes the seats; name anyone you want. Every board has someone whose job is to argue against the obvious answer.
How it meets
No meeting to schedule. Each expert researches alone, then reacts once to the others; you read the memo when it lands.
What leaves the room
A memo — the call, who disagreed and why, the first step — that shares as a read-only page anyone can open.
What it costs
A board on Free reads up to 135 credits on its card, about 6–10 minutes. Nothing runs until you tap.

Two boards

Two boards nobody had to schedule.
The memo left the room.

A four-day week at an agency, and a family deciding where the grandparents live. Examples, trimmed for length.

A four-day week

Work · Board of 3

We’re a 30-person design agency with an 18% margin. Should we move everyone to a four-day week from July, same pay?

Chief of staff

A board call: The Operator, The CFO and The Empath. Each researches alone, then they react to one another — and on a decision, two of them take opposed sides.

  • The OperatorCOO
  • The CFOFinancial Controller
  • The EmpathPeople Advocate

Asked first

Is the 18% margin before or after the partners’ pay?

BeforeAfterNot sure

The board’s call

Pilot the four-day week for one quarter with two of the five teams, then decide on the numbers.

At an 18% margin, one lost client pays for a mistake. A quarter on two teams shows whether billable hours hold before the whole agency depends on it.

Confidence63 · Moderate

The Empath disagreed

“A pilot for two teams splits the agency into those who got Fridays and those who didn’t. Do all of it, or none.”

First step Pick the two pilot teams and tell everyone whyby Friday

Board of 3 · up to 135 credits on the card · an example, not a recorded run

Where the grandparents live

Life · Board of 3

My parents want to move in with us next year. Three-bedroom house, two kids, and my wife works from home. Say yes, or help them rent nearby?

Chief of staff

This needs more than one view: The Empath, The Analyst and The Operator. Each looks at it alone first, then they react to one another.

  • The EmpathPeople Advocate
  • The AnalystData Expert
  • The OperatorCOO

Asked first

Have you and your wife talked about it alone, without your parents in the room?

YesBrieflyNot yet

The board’s call

Help them rent within ten minutes of you for the first year; decide on living together once the youngest starts school.

A full house on a working-from-home day is the cost nobody priced. Ten minutes away keeps the help close and the office quiet.

Confidence57 · Moderate

The Analyst disagreed

“Rent nearby costs about $22,000 a year. Converting the garage costs less than two years of it.”

First step Talk with your wife alone, before anyone talks to your parentsthis weekend

Board of 3 · up to 135 credits on the card · an example, not a recorded run

What the room does

A boardroom without the calendar.
Argued, decided, shared.

Convened in one tap

No calendar to align. The card shows who sits, the time and the price before anything runs, and nothing runs until you tap.

Minutes worth keeping

The call, the conditions it holds under, who disagreed and why, and what would flip it. Confidence drops with dissent and is never above 90.

It acts with your approval

She reads your connected tools and says what she read. A write — a Notion page, a Slack message, a Gmail draft — is a preview you confirm, on Pro and above.

It remembers the last meeting

What you tell her and what you decide stays on file, marked when it has aged and yours to correct. The next board starts from it.

Not every question needs the room

She answers the small things herself and puts one named expert on a question that needs one — about a minute, its price on the card.

Compared

Virtual boardroom vs the alternatives.
Each has a job.

SynthBoardSingle AI chatMulti-agent frameworkReal human board
Setup timeSign up and askNoneHours to weeksMonths to recruit
Multiple perspectivesYes — 24 named expertsNoYou build themYes — but slow
Engineered disagreementYes — by designNo — agreement-biasedYou design itSometimes — depends on culture
MemoryOn file, yours to correctLimitedYou build itYes — human memory
Follow-throughA dated first move, one check-in on the dayNoYou instrument itYes — over time
CostFree → $99/moFree → a monthly planEngineering time0.25–2% equity per advisor
Available at 2am on a FridayYesYesIf you built itAlmost never

Human boards bring judgment, relationships and accountability no AI replaces. A virtual boardroom is the room you can convene before the call reaches them.

Who sits

Who sits at the table.
Each one holds a position.

The seats most often at a virtual boardroom’s table. She proposes who sits for each call; name anyone you want on the board.

Pick an expert

Hover, tap or tab throughSwipe, then tap one
  • GPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini
  • Grok

Seats are spread across model families: GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and more.

Questions

Fair questions.
Straight answers.

What people ask before they bring a call to the room.

What is a virtual boardroom?

A virtual boardroom is a board of expert AI advisors that works like a real boardroom — multiple perspectives, structured disagreement, one recommendation — but available on demand, with no equity, no scheduling, and no politics. SynthBoard is the productized version: 24 named experts, a Chief of Staff who sizes the room to the call, seats spread across different AI models, your decisions kept on file, and writes to your tools only after you confirm.

How is a virtual boardroom different from a chatbot or a single AI?

A single AI is one perspective. It is also trained to be helpful, which under reinforcement learning collapses into agreement with the user. A virtual boardroom convenes multiple expert advisors with different priors and competing objectives. They research alone, react to one another, hold positions under pressure, and produce one call that keeps the minority opinions, with a confidence that drops when they split. Disagreement is the product, not a bug.

How is a virtual boardroom different from a multi-agent developer framework?

Frameworks like CrewAI, AutoGen, and LangGraph are toolkits — you write each agent in code. A virtual boardroom is a productized board: no code required, a bench of pre-built expert advisors, a Chief of Staff who staffs the room for each call. Frameworks are for building agents into your own product. A virtual boardroom is for using a board to make decisions.

Can I run a virtual boardroom from my IDE or chat client?

Yes. SynthBoard ships an MCP server that runs in Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, and any other MCP-compatible client. You can also call the boardroom from a REST API with signed webhooks, which automation platforms like Zapier, n8n, and Make can drive today.

Who uses a virtual boardroom?

Anyone making decisions that matter — founders facing pivots and fundraises, operators owning a major call, executives weighing M&A or vendor selection, consultants running structured decisions for clients, and individuals weighing high-stakes career or life choices. The mechanics — multiple perspectives, structured disagreement, memory, governance — are universal.

Does the virtual boardroom remember past sessions?

Yes. What you tell your Chief of Staff and what you decide stays on file, marked when it has aged, yours to correct or wipe. The next call reasons in light of the prior ones — what you decided and what you already tried — and an ask that would reverse a call you made is named first.

Can the virtual boardroom take actions on my behalf?

Only after you confirm. Your Chief of Staff can prepare a Notion page, a Google Doc, a Slack message, a Linear issue or a Gmail draft; each arrives as a preview card and nothing lands until you press confirm. Writes are on Pro and above; reading your connected tools is never gated. Every tool call leaves an audit record.

How is this priced?

Free to start — 150 credits every month + 250 to start. Talking to your Chief of Staff is free within a daily allowance. A consult or a board shows its price on the card before anything runs, and nothing runs until you tap. Paid plans (Pro $20/mo, Max $50/mo, Ultra $99/mo) add more seats on a board, more credits, and stronger models.

Is the virtual boardroom enterprise-grade?

Per-account isolation at the database layer, an audit record on every tool call, writes only after you confirm, and model providers that do not train on your data. Buying for a company? The enterprise page covers what we offer organizations.

SynthBoard (synthboard.ai) is one place for your business, your life, and every hard call. Your Chief of Staff keeps what you tell her on file, and 24 named experts on different AI models take the calls — one expert for a consult, a board with opposed seats for the hard ones — and hand back a memo with the call, the dissent and the first move. How it works.

Convene your virtual boardroom.
Start free, with one message.

It waits in her box after you sign up. Nothing is sent until you press send.