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Research the public record
We review company sites, interviews, podcasts, press and other public sources to build the first account of your background.
Your reputation in the AI era
AI is telling your story. Make sure it’s right.
Customers, partners, candidates, journalists and investors are asking AI about you. Take control of the narrative by putting a comprehensive, factual record of who you are and what you’ve built on the record.
We research your public history, interview you to fill the gaps, and publish one objective biography.
ComprehensiveBeyond a résumé or company bio.
ObjectiveNeutral, third-person writing.
SourcedClaims supported by references.
CurrentUpdated as your work evolves.
Most founders don’t have a Wikipedia page.
AI still has an answer about them.
That answer is assembled from whatever is online—old bios, company pages, interviews, press mentions and scattered profiles. FounderRecord gives AI one comprehensive, current source to work from.
We do the homework before we ask the questions.
Give AI a fuller picture than an old bio, scattered mentions and a list of job titles. We research first, so your interview focuses on the important details only you can add.
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Interview what's missing
A short voice interview adapts to what we found — filling gaps, resolving conflicting details and surfacing context the web never captured.
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Review, then publish
You review the facts for accuracy. FounderRecord publishes one neutral biography, with references and structured information underneath for AI systems.
Your public FounderRecord
A biography worth linking to.
Your FounderRecord brings your career, companies, background and interests into one comprehensive account—written for people to read and AI to reference.
Read the full exampleExample record · Compiled from public sources
Sahil Bloom
American investor, author, and content creator
Sahil Bloom is an American investor, entrepreneur, and New York Times bestselling author. Former Stanford pitcher turned venture capitalist, with a newsletter reaching over 800,000 subscribers.[1] He is the founder of SRB Holdings and SRB Ventures and the author of The 5 Types of Wealth, published in 2025.[2]
Early life and education
Bloom grew up in Weston, Massachusetts. He attended Stanford University, where he studied economics and sociology while playing four seasons as a right-handed relief pitcher for the Cardinal baseball team.[3]
Your story. Our editorial standard.
You provide missing facts, context and corrections. FounderRecord writes the article in a neutral, third-person voice, with clear sourcing and no promotional language.
You contribute
Career history, milestones and details public sources leave out.
Factual corrections with supporting documentation.
Personal details and interests you choose to share.
FounderRecord does
Neutral, third-person writing — no promotional language.
Clear sourcing that distinguishes public evidence from your account.
Consistent editorial standard applied to every record.
Put your story on the record.
Give people—and the AI they ask—a fuller picture of you. Start with a free scan of your public footprint.