What's inside the data room.

Data room contents

Twelve sections. Jump to any of them, then request access to view the underlying materials.

1. 00Executive summary & master deck
2. 01Financial model
3. 02Cap table
4. 03Product & technical architecture
5. 04IP & patent posture
6. 05Market & category
7. 06Go-to-market & traction
8. 07Governance & compliance
9. 08Corporate & legal
10. 09Team & advisors
11. 10Federal credentials & pipeline
12. 11Term summary

Section by section

What each section is for — described without exposing the confidential contents inside it.

• SECTION 00Gated

  Executive summary & master deck

  The one-read orientation to the company, the category, and the round — plus the master pitch deck, retargeted per investor.

  • Company overview and positioning: the runtime admissibility layer for AI in high-stakes decisions.
  • The master deck in variants — from a short cold-intro teaser to a standard deck to a comprehensive deck.
  • The thesis in brief: proof, not capability, is the scarce resource; explanation is not proof.
  • A reading map pointing to every other section in this room.
  Request access →Retargeted per investor.
• SECTION 01Gated · figures redacted

  Financial model

  The operating model and the runway narrative. Figures are not published on this page — they are released only to investors in active diligence.

  • An 18-month model with base and downside cases.
  • The burn and runway narrative tied to the round and funded milestones.
  • Use-of-funds breakdown across hiring, compliance, IP, and pilot business development.
  • Assumptions and sensitivities, stated as ranges rather than point claims.
  Request access →No financials are shown here.
• SECTION 02Gated · diligence only

  Cap table

  The current ownership picture and post-round modeling. Released only to investors with an active diligence engagement.

  • The company is 100% founder-owned today — no convertible notes, no advisor equity issued yet, no employee option pool issued yet.
  • Pro-forma modeling for the pre-seed SAFE round.
  • Detailed line-item ownership is shared inside the engagement, not on this page.
  Request access →No cap-table detail is shown here.
• SECTION 03Gated

  Product & technical architecture

  How the product works, told at an investor-safe altitude. The product is live in production — every governed action ships a signed, replayable Decision Receipt.

  • The investor-safe four-layer governed decision pipeline (capture → policy → signing → receipt).
  • Deployment and security architecture: Ed25519 signatures, deny-by-default policy gating, public-key verification.
  • The live endpoint at decrec.summitcognitive.ai, with a public key and ledger for independent verification.
  • Codebase shape: 52 canonical packages and five integrated services; architecture-diagram appendices.
  Request access →Patent-sensitive internals are NDA-only.
• SECTION 04Gated · NDA for detail

  IP & patent posture

  The intellectual-property surface and the moat strategy. The patent is pending, not granted.

  • Provisional patent application No. 64/034,952, filed April 10, 2026; non-provisional conversion due April 10, 2027.
  • The continuation and international PCT strategy, funded by this round.
  • The deep-IP and category-creation surface — Summit owns the vocabulary for decision admissibility.
  • Patent-sensitive implementation detail is available under NDA only.
  Request access →Pending, not granted.
• SECTION 05Gated

  Market & category

  The opportunity, the regulatory window, and why admissibility is a category Summit is creating — not a slice of an existing one.

  • The category thesis: Cognitive Security, the runtime admissibility layer underneath AI governance, model safety, data security, and audit.
  • Regulatory tailwinds: the OMB federal AI governance mandate; the EU AI Act (high-risk and runtime obligations); NIST AI RMF converging with bank model-risk guidance, FedRAMP, CMMC, and IC Directive 503.
  • Adjacent-market framing and ranges; market-size inputs are cited as third-party estimates for context.
  • Positioning versus Palantir: complementary, not competitive — the notarized record beside the investigator's notebook.
  Request access →Sizing is third-party estimate.
• SECTION 06Gated · ranged, never named

  Go-to-market & traction

  The motion to market and the public proof behind it. Pipeline numbers are deliberately ranged and never customer-named.

  • Live proof metrics: more than 3,000 signed Decision Receipts in production, 98.6% receipt acceptance (deny by default), 99.9% replay determinism, across 9 governed agents.
  • The anonymized pipeline / relationship map, ICP, and pricing appendix.
  • The pilot, design-partner, and federal capture motion; the design-partner waitlist.
  • Channels building category authority: the Dispatches essay series and the Warrant podcast.
  Request access →Pre-revenue; no paying customer today.
• SECTION 07Gated

  Governance & compliance

  The trust and security posture, and the SAFE-stage governance terms. Frameworks are designed-for-alignment, not yet certified.

  • SPRS / NIST 800-171 self-assessment with the remediation trajectory.
  • NIST AI RMF mapping and the security & trust one-pager.
  • The SOC 2 / FedRAMP / CMMC roadmap — designed-for-alignment, not yet certified (SOC 2 not certified; FedRAMP scoped; CMMC planned).
  • SAFE-stage governance: no board today; investor information rights only; MFN on later SAFEs in the same round; pro-rata to lead and major investors.
  Request access →Independent review scoped, not completed.
• SECTION 08Gated

  Corporate & legal

  The formation and governance record for the company.

  • Certificate of incorporation — Summit Cognitive, Inc., a Delaware C-Corporation.
  • Bylaws, board consents, and founder stock.
  • IP-assignment posture.
  • Active federal registrations: EIN, UEI, CAGE, SAM.gov.
  Request access →Founded April 2026, Alma, Colorado.
• SECTION 09Gated

  Team & advisors

  Who is building this, and who advises it.

  • Founder bio (cleared variants): Brian C. Long, Founder & CEO, technical lead — the codebase was built and is maintained by one person.
  • The three-role post-funding hiring plan: federal capture lead, security engineer, design-partner success.
  • The advisor profile matrix and the advisory-agreement template.
  • Note: a speaking slot at Web Summit, Lisbon (November 2026) is in flight / being secured, not confirmed.
  Request access →Sole founder by design at this stage.
• SECTION 10Gated

  Federal credentials & pipeline

  The federal posture, credentialing, and the capture motion.

  • Capability statement and the federal readiness packet.
  • Opportunity register and active submissions.
  • The OTA / FAR / CSO posture.
  • Credentialing complete: UEI assigned, SAM.gov registered, CAGE code assigned.
  Request access →Pipeline figures are ranged.
• SECTION 11Gated · illustrative only

  Term summary

  The discussion template for the round. The term summary is illustrative — not an offer, and not legal or financial advice.

  • The pre-seed SAFE term summary (illustrative): instrument, structure, and standard rights.
  • Use of funds and funded milestones tied to the round.
  • The valuation cap is to be set with the lead investor and is not stated here.
  • This is a discussion template — non-binding, with no security offered or sold by it.
  Request access →Not an offer.

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