Stop losing afternoons to LinkedIn tabs before every live conversation.
The research is scattered across LinkedIn, podcasts and old articles, and none of it arrives as a conversation.
LinkedIn, articles and podcasts, opened one by one with no way to merge them.
Generic ChatGPT prompts return stale questions that ignore the guest's current talking points.
Four sessions a month means a full day gone to research before any conversation starts.
Paste a LinkedIn URL and walk into the room with arcs, follow-ups and debate hooks already written.
A full structured brief lands before your coffee cools.
Questions built on the guest's latest posts, not last year's resume.
Every brief your team writes stays searchable and reusable.
Drop a LinkedIn URL and StagePrep pulls the guest's footprint into a single record. No exports, no scraping scripts, no copy-paste.
StagePrep condenses the guest's latest posts and articles into themes you can actually open a conversation with.
Thematic question sequences ordered for the arc of a live conversation.
Ship the moderator brief to the format your team already reads in.
Dial the brief from founder casual to deep technical in one click.
I used to spend a whole afternoon on one guest, now the arc is in front of me before the room fills.
Mira Kettunen
Community Lead, FactorNova
The debate hooks are the part I did not know I needed. They wake the room up every single time.
Tomas Aalto
Programme Moderator, LIGWIG
Four sessions a month across the studio, and the shared archive finally keeps our briefs in one place.
Sanna Lehto
Head of Community, Startup Sauna
Paste a LinkedIn URL and StagePrep pulls the public footprint into one record.
Profile pulled in
Themes become a run-of-show question sequence with follow-ups and debate hooks.
Run of show, written
Send the dossier to PDF or Notion, ready for the production crew and the stage.
Brief filed
Every tier includes the full dossier engine. The difference is how many moderators share it.
One seat, four sessions a month.
Shared workspace for the whole community team.
For programmes running a full season.
| Feature | Solo | Studio | Accelerator |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn profile ingestion | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Recent post and article digest | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Run-of-show question generator | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| PDF and Notion export | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tone and technicality toggles | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shared briefing workspaces | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Archive exports across the team | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Unlimited moderator seats | — | — | ✓ |
| Production crew onboarding | — | — | ✓ |
Join the waitlist and get the first dossier built for a guest of your choice.
Most briefs land in under sixty seconds. Longer footprints with many recent posts take a little more.
Only the guest's public footprint: LinkedIn posts, published articles and indexed podcast appearances you point us at.
Yes, the Studio Team tier opens shared briefing workspaces and archive exports for every moderator on the account.
The technicality toggle shifts questions from founder casual to deep engineering. Same guest, different room.
Every brief exports as PDF or straight into Notion, so the production crew reads it in the tool they already use.
Stop losing afternoons to LinkedIn tabs before every live conversation.
The research is scattered across LinkedIn, podcasts and old articles, and none of it arrives as a conversation.
LinkedIn, articles and podcasts, opened one by one with no way to merge them.
Generic ChatGPT prompts return stale questions that ignore the guest's current talking points.
Four sessions a month means a full day gone to research before any conversation starts.
Paste a LinkedIn URL and walk into the room with arcs, follow-ups and debate hooks already written.
A full structured brief lands before your coffee cools.
Questions built on the guest's latest posts, not last year's resume.
Every brief your team writes stays searchable and reusable.
Drop a LinkedIn URL and StagePrep pulls the guest's footprint into a single record. No exports, no scraping scripts, no copy-paste.
StagePrep condenses the guest's latest posts and articles into themes you can actually open a conversation with.
Thematic question sequences ordered for the arc of a live conversation.
Ship the moderator brief to the format your team already reads in.
Dial the brief from founder casual to deep technical in one click.
I used to spend a whole afternoon on one guest, now the arc is in front of me before the room fills.
Mira Kettunen
Community Lead, FactorNova
The debate hooks are the part I did not know I needed. They wake the room up every single time.
Tomas Aalto
Programme Moderator, LIGWIG
Four sessions a month across the studio, and the shared archive finally keeps our briefs in one place.
Sanna Lehto
Head of Community, Startup Sauna
Paste a LinkedIn URL and StagePrep pulls the public footprint into one record.
Profile pulled in
Themes become a run-of-show question sequence with follow-ups and debate hooks.
Run of show, written
Send the dossier to PDF or Notion, ready for the production crew and the stage.
Brief filed
Every tier includes the full dossier engine. The difference is how many moderators share it.
One seat, four sessions a month.
Shared workspace for the whole community team.
For programmes running a full season.
| Feature | Solo | Studio | Accelerator |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn profile ingestion | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Recent post and article digest | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Run-of-show question generator | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| PDF and Notion export | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tone and technicality toggles | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shared briefing workspaces | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Archive exports across the team | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Unlimited moderator seats | — | — | ✓ |
| Production crew onboarding | — | — | ✓ |
Join the waitlist and get the first dossier built for a guest of your choice.
Most briefs land in under sixty seconds. Longer footprints with many recent posts take a little more.
Only the guest's public footprint: LinkedIn posts, published articles and indexed podcast appearances you point us at.
Yes, the Studio Team tier opens shared briefing workspaces and archive exports for every moderator on the account.
The technicality toggle shifts questions from founder casual to deep engineering. Same guest, different room.
Every brief exports as PDF or straight into Notion, so the production crew reads it in the tool they already use.