Built from public sources. Labeled by confidence.
OnePersonAI is a structured research database, not a rumor board. We turn public information into operating-model analysis while keeping uncertain numbers visibly uncertain.
Public sources first
We research official websites, pricing pages, founder posts, interviews, podcasts, public AMAs, product pages, and trusted third-party profiles.
Facts and analysis stay separate
Every case separates public facts, source-labeled claims, OnePersonAI analysis, and replication suggestions so readers can see what is evidence and what is interpretation.
No unsupported numbers
Revenue, users, team size, and acquisition numbers are labeled by confidence. If a number is not public, we say so. If it is third-party reported, we label it.
AI assists the workflow
AI helps us organize research and create first-pass structure, but humans decide what gets published and how claims are labeled.
Source confidence.
Source confidence describes how directly public material supports the case file.
Revenue is not treated as audited unless it is.
Revenue confidence describes whether pricing, customer, revenue or transaction claims can be used as evidence.
AI-native, AI-assisted and AI-era are different labels.
The label describes the role AI plays in the operating model, not whether the founder is fashionable.
What the 0-100 score means.
The score is an editorial usefulness score for OnePersonAI readers, not a revenue ranking, investment rating or claim that one company is objectively better than another.
We do not turn uncertainty into fake precision.
If a number is not public, we say so.
If a number is third-party reported, we label it.
If a number is founder-disclosed, we label it.
If a founder, reader or source shows a better correction, we update the case and keep the confidence label aligned with the strongest available source.
The useful product is not the illusion of perfect data. It is a clean map of what is known, what is claimed, and what can be copied.