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Quartz for founders

Give the important draft another perspective.

When you are close to the company, it is easy to skip the context another reader needs. Quartz helps you examine a draft from different angles, question the weak points, and decide what deserves to stay.

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Start with the application you are already writing

Choose one answer where you are struggling to explain the company. Paste your real draft and state the word limit. Ask what a reader might misunderstand before asking for a rewrite.

The useful feedback may be agreement that the opening is unclear. It may also be a disagreement about which example best demonstrates the value. Both can point to a specific choice you need to make.

A question to start with

Put a decision under pressure

A launch memo is a useful second task. State the options, the constraint, and what would make a delay worthwhile. Ask for the strongest argument against your preferred plan.

Compare the assumptions behind the answers. If one response favors speed and another favors reliability, your next question is which risk the company can absorb. Quartz should help you locate that decision, not pretend to make it for you.

Make one concrete improvement

  1. Use your own facts

    Bring a short draft, its audience, and the constraint you cannot change.

  2. Follow the useful objection

    Ask a follow-up about the criticism that could actually change the document.

  3. Keep the revision you can defend

    Select a passage from a response, place it in the document, and check it against your original facts.

Keep it close to the work

You do not need a new presentation or a long onboarding call to discover whether this is useful. Try one difficult paragraph. The result to look for is a clearer explanation you are comfortable sending, not a pile of alternative drafts.

A few practical questions

The short ones are here. For anything else, ask below.

Can I start using Quartz today?

Quartz is opening access through its waitlist. You can explore the public demo, then join the waitlist for your own workspace. Signing in is for people who already have access.

Does agreement between AIs mean the answer is correct?

No. Agreement can help you identify a common view, but models can share an error. Check important claims against original evidence. Different answers are a reason to investigate, not a vote you have to follow.

Does Quartz know my company’s private context?

Only bring context you intend to use with the models. The homepage does not connect to your private accounts or automatically retrieve company documents.

Keep exploring

Make room for another perspective.

The final call is still yours.