Status — PreDealCheck

Development stage

PreDealCheck is a local prototype. As of today:

No customers
No paid pilots
No revenue

This is development-stage software. Not in production, not integrated with any platform. Tests, fixtures, and repository activity are not traction.

What is available

Capability	Status	Where
Claim check in your browser (customer count, ARR)	Available	index.html
Paid pilot on your data, by email	Available	pilot.html
Sample evidence report (synthetic)	Demo	sample-report.html
Three worked scenarios (synthetic)	Demo	demo.html
Public-source deal research	Planned	research-preview.html (illustration only — sources entered by hand, nothing fetched)

What is implemented

The engine computes two metrics from source data:

active_customers — distinct customers with explicit live status.
annualized_mrr — sum of recurring live MRR multiplied by twelve.

Every finding is evidence-based: source name, hash, version, row numbers, date, currency, claimed and recomputed values, and a reason statement. A human can verify by hand.

What is not implemented

The following are explicitly disabled or absent:

Churn from a snapshot: Deliberately not computed. See methodology for why.
No document extraction or parsing.
No foreign exchange conversion.
No revenue recognition modelling.
No usage-based billing modelling.
No LLM call in the core path. The engine uses decimal arithmetic only, deterministic and byte-identical on identical input.

What the test suite proves

The test suite runs 230 cases covering metric computation, state transitions, evidence structure, and reconciliation. It proves correctness of the arithmetic against synthetic data.

The test suite does not prove:

That a user's real data is structured as the engine expects.
That real-world reconciliation is easy or friction-free.
That the engine handles all corner cases in production data.
That any real deal is accurately represented in your data file.

What this is not

PreDealCheck is not investment advice, accounting certification, a fraud verdict, a legal opinion, or an accuracy guarantee. A contradiction is a discrepancy to reconcile, not an allegation.