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AI cap table and equity management

An AI cap table uses natural language to answer questions about ownership — dilution, fully diluted position, conversion outcomes — instead of forcing you to rebuild a spreadsheet model. In Perseids, AI reads the ledger and explains it; every number it quotes comes from the same deterministic calculation engine that produces the cap table itself.

What AI should and should not do on a cap table

  • Explaining what a position means

    AI must not be trusted with
    Deciding the authoritative share count
  • Drafting an import mapping for review

    AI must not be trusted with
    Writing to the ledger unattended
  • Summarising a scenario's outcome

    AI must not be trusted with
    Inventing a valuation or a term
  • Finding inconsistencies to check

    AI must not be trusted with
    Issuing or cancelling securities

How Perseids separates the two

Ownership maths runs in a deterministic engine: the same inputs always produce the same outputs, and the result is reproducible outside the model. The AI layer sits above it. Ask Perseids can retrieve positions, run a supported scenario and explain the result, and AI-assisted import can propose a mapping for a messy spreadsheet — but proposals are surfaced for a human to accept or reject.

Examples of questions people actually ask

  • What is our fully diluted ownership today, including the unissued option pool?
  • If we raise 4m at 16m pre-money with a 10% post-money pool, what do the founders hold?
  • Which SAFEs convert at the cap in that round, and at what price?
  • How much of the pool is unallocated after the grants approved last quarter?

Perseids provides information about your own records. It does not provide legal, tax or investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

Can AI change my cap table in Perseids?
No. AI can propose changes and explain existing records. Writes to the ownership ledger require an authorised human action.

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