You sell messages, announcements, angles. Kapari puts them on a test bench in front of a panel of simulated voices. You walk into the meeting with the full range of reactions, the friction nobody flagged, and a deliverable the client can read on their own. No recruiting, no fieldwork, no waiting.
An engagement rarely comes down to one idea. It comes down to three or four angles competing for the same slot in the deck. Kapari runs up to 4 versions of a message past the same panel. It shows you which one lands, and where each one catches, group by group. The internal debate gets settled by reactions, not by whoever has the biggest title in the room.
Drop in a key visual, a mockup, a campaign slide. The panel reacts to what it sees, not only to the words. We never store the image. Only a description you approve goes into the run.
Something catch your eye? Ask that voice directly, up to three follow-ups, then put a question to the whole panel. You walk in with the why, not just the what.
Before the announcement ships, the panel imagines how it fails. What comes back feeds the slide clients remember best: here is what we do if this goes sideways.
Attach a document (.txt, .docx, .pdf). Its facts feed the panel. The file never leaves your browser.
Export a PDF you can hand across the table. Export an Excel workbook with charts for the appendix. Share a read-only link you can revoke, one that never exposes your context. You show the client the result without giving away the raw material.
The folder library keeps each client in their own space. Kapari captures the folder's context and reuses it on every run, real-world outcomes included. Your second engagement for that client starts where the first one left off.
The question always comes up: can I put my logo where yours is? No. Kapari does not white-label. The partner program puts your brand next to Kapari's on every deliverable. That is on purpose. The output carries weight because the method behind it is public, graded, and checkable. Hide that method behind a logo and you throw away your best argument. You sign the recommendation. Kapari signs the bench.
You cannot build an offer on a price that does not exist. We know. So here is exactly where things stand, no theatrics. Kapari is in beta. Access is free on request, and we answer within 2 business days. Firms that come in early keep preferential terms when commercial pricing opens. We are building that pricing, agency terms included, with the firms running Kapari on live engagements.
In practice: put Kapari on a live engagement, no strings. What it saves you is exactly what we need to know to price it fairly. The debate closed. The line caught before it shipped. The objection spotted before the client raised it.
You do not say trust us. You show the grade. Kapari took a public exam on 43 past decisions, scored against 185 criticisms people actually voiced at the time, each one verified. It finds more than 3 in 4 on average. Its worst grade, 43%, is published right next to the good ones. A tool that publishes its bad grades is a tool you can cite in front of a client's leadership team.
The rest fits on one line for your client's legal and security teams. Hosted in France, a Mistral AI engine, documents read in your browser, a share link you can revoke. The full exam is public, good grades and bad.
Kapari assembles a panel of simulated voices and maps how their reactions break down, so you can frame an announcement before it goes out. It is not a poll, not a survey, not a measure of opinion, not a prediction, and no real person is interviewed. Tell your client exactly that, word for word. It is why they will believe the rest.
The demo runs without a signup. Have a live engagement to test? Request beta access. It is free, and we answer within 2 business days.
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