Adora AI 2025 Data Room New

Attention Investors
This Is Your Moment To Invest In a 'Looking Long' AI Company...

Artificial Intelligence WILL be The Greatest Advancement EVER – Yet It’s The Wild West Out There…

Your Adora AI Investment Opportunity

We have partners, clients, and network asking if we will take money now. We could use $2.5-3.2m to help us really knock our launch out of the park so we’re looking for 8-10 perfect partners – we don’t just want money we want the RIGHT money.

$250k minimum

$322k for a Client Investor

Partner Investors are a combination of cash + what they bring to the relationship

We are also pursuing more Credits from Google, Amazon, OpenAI, and Microsoft, as well as Grants, SBA loans, and Institutional debt financing. We expect to close $5m in these type of funds or offsets prior to launch.

We also expect to close a priced round at the end of the year, once we have all our first round KPI’s in like churn, LVR, CAC, so we can calculate a true expected burn rate and runway.

Memo

Financials

Market

$250k SAFE

$322k Client Note

Print Deck

You can also listen to the Memo by clicking the play button on the audio player below this message ⬇️

Main Cost Framework

Adora AI OS - Multi‑Model Strategy & Cost‑Control Framework

Adora AI Pin

Cost Structure and Roadmap for the Adora AI Pin project

B2C Player Pro

This is our Roadmap for a more advanced B2C advancement on the "Play" Revenue Model

We’ve been building Adora AI since 2021. When we started we had no idea we were going to build an AI OS. We went through iterations on what has eventually become the Adora AI OS.

Here is a little timeline:

Spring 2021:
Started playing with AI (GPT-2) at a Hackathon as ASU in Phoenix AZ

Spring 2021:
Our first attempt to load ML data into an AI model

Summer 2021:
Started to use AI to help with Social Media Avatar Correlation & Started Adora Venture Studio (using AI to vet Startups)

2022
Using AI internally, trying to wrap a system around AI with limited capability and success

2023
Started Adora AI under Adora Venture Studio, ALMOST took funding, started working on our first USE case and client – both internal issues with performance and limitations in AI performance caused us to re-evaluate and build further in an OS before Launching.

2024
Working out the kinks and making the system truly plug-n-play – with the speed of evolution we recognized the need to be able to separate AI models from the workflows and agents so we could update immediately after new models became available on the API’s

2025
Final Testing, Integrations, transition to Next.js, and Vercel as the main environment (way more cost effective to scale than AWS) Team Building and support for the launch on September 22nd 2025.

Pre-Launch Funding Round (You’re Seeing this NOW)

Winter (Q4) 2025
Priced Round

There are supporting videos below from that 2023 stalled funding round that provide walkthroughs and more depth to the total picture that is Adora AI.

This is an audio explanation that you can listen to from 2023 – you’ll understand a ton about us from this audio explination alone.
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Updates, News, and History that supports a case forAdora AI

This is the 2023 deck and pitch that we finished to raise funding before we realized that we needed to go ahead a develop a complete AI OS.

Open AI Timeline

Nov. 16: Sam Altman gets a text Thursday night from one of OpenAI’s co-founders asking him to join a Google Meet chat on Friday.

Nov. 16: OpenAI reportedly contacts CTO Mira Murati and taps her to be the next OpenAI CEO.

Nov. 17: Microsoft learns of Altman’s firing “a minute” before the world does, Axios reports.

Nov. 17: OpenAI releases statement that CEO Sam Altman will be leaving the company “after a deliberative review process by the board” and that Greg Brockman will be stepping down as chair.

Nov. 17: Late that evening Brockman announces he is quitting the company.

Nov. 18: Microsoft releases a statement: “We have a long-term partnership with OpenAI and Microsoft remains committed to Mira and their team as we bring this next era of AI to our customers.”

Nov. 18: According to an internal memo from COO Brad Lightcap, the firing of Altman was not the result of “malfeasance or anything related to our financial, business, safety, or security/privacy practices.”

Nov. 19: Microsoft announces that it has hired Altman and Greg Brockman to lead a new research unit.

Nov. 19: Altman tweets “the mission continues.”

Nov. 20: OpenAI announces another interim CEO — Twitch co-founder Emmett Shear.

Nov. 20: The overwhelming majority of OpenAI’s 700-plus employees sign an open letter urging the board to resign, saying they would quit if its members didn’t.

Nov. 20: OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever publicly says that he deeply regrets his role in Altman’s firing.

Nov. 21: OpenAI released ChatGPT with voice to unpaid users showing the organization continues its work even amid the drama.

Nov. 21: CTO Mira Murati (briefly acting CEO) shared a photo with Brockman, Altman, others, and herself at Altman’s house with the caption “still working on it…”

Nov. 21: Just after 10pm, OpenAI releases a statement that it has come to a “deal in principle” for Altman to return as CEO, with a new board chaired by former Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor.

Nov. 29: OpenAI officially reinstates Altman as CEO and Brockman as president, says Microsoft will get a non-voting observer sat on the board.

Nov. 29: Altman tells Axios the “highest priority” for the company’s new board is exploring a range of changes to “improve the governance structure” — including whether OpenAI remains controlled by a non-profit entity.

Source – OpenAI chaos: A timeline of firings, interim CEOs, re-hirings and other twists

Links to Sources

Supporting Sources

This article asks the very question we’re looking to answer – who will create an OS that is AI first, lead, and optimized?

This is exactly what we here at Adora AI hope to do. What we haven’t talked about is our long term plans and unless you dive deep enough to read this little section you wouldn’t know any of this.

We hope to move past an OS within and OS as soon as we can. We aren’t bound by a history of OS systems, coding, legacy support, or bad corporate bureaucracy.

We hope to use AI to rewrite how we communicate – moving away from email, text messages, and even calls to a more custom and user first solution. We hope to rewrite how software is created, used, and even purchased. All of these outdated systems are ripe for disruption. We hope to lead that charge. If you are actually reading this be sure to ask us more about what we mean by all this crazy talk.

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