Rosey

What is Rosey?

Rosey is an AI quality assurance tool from InSummary that reviews financial, scientific, and technical documents before they go out. It checks every claim, number, and calculation against your source files, flags omissions and weak arguments, and returns fixes as tracked changes in Microsoft Word or through MCP in ChatGPT and Claude.

Top Features:

• Claim verification: marks each figure confirmed, unsupported, or contradicted, with source links.
• Audience simulation: reviewer personas such as a CFO raise objections before readers do.
• Word add-in: delivers prioritized findings as tracked changes and comments in Word.

Use Cases:

• Investment memos: confirm every figure ties back to the model before committee review.
• Board materials: catch numbers in decks that do not match source data.
• AI drafts: check drafts written by language models for unsupported claims and errors.

Who Can Use Rosey?

• Investment firms: keep LP reports and deal memos accurate, sourced, and defensible.
• Finance teams: check tie-outs and calibrate language in board decks and filings.
• Consultants: review client deliverables for errors before they reach the client.

Pricing

• Free Trial ($0): three reviews in Word and three through MCP, no card.
• Standard ($99 monthly): regular individual capacity, saved project templates, and priority support included.
• Pro ($299 monthly): full capacity with no cooldowns for individual manual review workflows.
• Enterprise (contact sales): reserved processing for teams, custom reviewer profiles, and organization-wide controls.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Traceable findings: every flag links to its exact source for quick checking.
• No new workflow: results arrive as tracked changes in Word files you already use.
• Benchmark results: caught four times more errors than frontier models in its own test.

Cons:

• Steep pricing: paid plans start at $99 monthly, a lot for solo users.
• Small trial: only three free reviews per channel before you must subscribe.
• Narrow focus: built for financial and technical documents rather than everyday writing.

FAQs:

1) What documents does it review?

Financial, scientific, and technical work such as investment memos, board decks, and filings.

2) Does it work inside Word?

Yes, an add-in returns findings as tracked changes and comments in your document.

3) Does it work with ChatGPT?

Yes, its MCP server works with ChatGPT, Claude, Zapier, and custom agents.

4) Is there a free option?

New accounts get three Word reviews and three MCP fact-checks free.

5) Who makes Rosey?

InSummary, Inc. builds it and also makes the Interactions workforce analytics product.