Can Jarvis Draft an Investor Update From My Metrics and Activity?

Yes. Press Cmd+/ (macOS) or Ctrl+/ (Windows) and ask Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) to draft your monthly investor update. It assembles a first draft from what it can reach — shipped features and merged PRs in GitHub, completed Linear issues, key Gmail threads, and notes in Notion or Obsidian — and structures it into the usual sections: highlights, metrics, asks, and lowlights. For revenue and growth numbers, Jarvis reads what you show on screen (a Stripe dashboard or a Google Sheet) since there is no live Stripe connector. It routes the writing to frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google and matches your prior updates' tone from memory. You review and send via Gmail. A free plan (40 requests/week) covers a draft or two; Pro is $16/month at https://www.getjarvis.eu.

Investor updates are tedious because the inputs are scattered. Jarvis stitches them: it scans GitHub for what merged, Linear for what closed, your Google Calendar for the meetings that mattered, and Gmail for notable customer or partner threads. From that it proposes 'what we shipped,' 'what we learned,' and 'where we're going.' You point it at a Notion doc of running notes and it folds those in too. The draft arrives structured and dated, so you are editing a real first pass rather than facing a blank page on the first of the month.

Metrics are the part you must control. Because billing runs on Stripe but Jarvis has no Stripe connector, it will not invent MRR, churn, or runway. Instead, show it your Stripe dashboard or a Google Sheet and it reads those figures off the screen, drops them into the update, and flags anything it could not verify. That keeps the financial section grounded in numbers you can defend to investors. For modeling or sanity-checks, ask it to compute growth rates from the figures you provided — it shows the math rather than guessing.

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