David Senra

Generic AI can be impressive, but it doesn't actually understand your process, and that's where the advantage lives.

For me, three things set Rogo apart.

One, it connects directly to your system, so it can work with your actual data, internal and external.

Two, it understands your workflows, how work really happens across a deal or an investment.

And three, it runs end-to-end and produces real outputs in the way that your best people do.

Auditable spreadsheets, investment memos, diligence materials, and slide decks that match your standards.

Rogo is built by a deeply technical AI team with real finance DNA.

Large language models for finance professionals by finance professionals.

I'm fully bought into that vision, and I think their work will fundamentally reshape investing.

Learn more at rogo.ai slash invest.

If you're a longtime listener of this show, you've heard the same pattern play out across so many great companies.

The moment a product finds early traction, the constraints shift from engineering curiosity to enterprise execution.

And one of the biggest hurdles, whether you're OpenAI, Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, or a brand new startup is identity and access.

SSO, SCIM, RBAC, audit logs, these are the capabilities that give enterprises the confidence to adopt your product at scale.

That's where WorkOS comes in.

It's become the default way fast-growing software companies get enterprise-ready.

Instead of spending months building SSO or provisioning or permissions in-house, WorkOS gives you all the core features enterprises require through clean, modern APIs.

And in the era of AI, this matters more than ever.

AI-native companies scale faster than anything we saw in classic SaaS.

They can't afford to wait on enterprise compliance.