Get Mentors is an AI mentor app for executives. Pick a board of 3 to 5 people, such as Satya Nadella, Indra Nooyi, Ben Horowitz, and Jim Collins, ask about a decision, and see what each has said about it, with sources.
The higher you sit, the less honest the room gets. Your board gives you several cited perspectives that may agree or split.
Quick answer
An AI mentor for executives gives you a place to pressure-test decisions that are hard to discuss inside the building. With Get Mentors, you ask a board you pick, from Satya Nadella to Jim Collins, about an executive decision and compare cited perspectives. Reply, and your board answers in the same thread. It is an individual subscription, not a company program.
3 to 5 people on your board
about 195 people to pick from, including Nadella, Nooyi, and Horowitz
A source on every card
An individual subscription, no procurement required
Key features
How it works
Step 1
Choose 3 to 5 people you admire, from about 195 investors, founders, writers, researchers and thinkers. Change anyone whenever you like.
Step 2
Type or say a career, money or life decision. Your whole board gets the question.
Step 3
Each person gets a card with a short summary of what they have said that bears on your question, and where they said it. A line at the top shows where your board agrees and where it splits.
Step 4
Push back or ask a follow-up, and your board answers in the same thread. There are no streaks and nothing to complete. Skipping a day costs nothing.
Comparison
| Feature | Get Mentors | General chatbot | Purpose | Human mentor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary use | Ask 3 to 5 people you admire about a decision | General answers on demand | Personal growth and reflection | One senior person’s view, when available |
| Perspective range | Several sourced views that may differ or align | One assistant voice | Built with Mark Manson, a New York Times bestselling author | Depends on the relationship |
| Sources | Every card shows where the person said it | Often unstated | Frameworks from its own program | Experience, mostly uncited |
| Time cost | Ask when a decision comes up; replying is optional | As long as you let it run | Guided Quests and a growth Journey | An hour per session, plus scheduling |
| Price | 7-day free trial on the annual plan, or $7.99/month | Free and paid plans | $19.99/month or $149.99/year | Often priced for companies |
Purpose details are from its public App Store listing, last checked May 18, 2026.
Examples
You are redrawing the org chart. One card could favor a clean break while another considers sequencing it over two quarters. Both show their sources.
You ask about a leader who is not working out and reply with the real situation. Your board asks one question back, so the next answer fits better.
Before a board meeting, you put the hard question to your own board first. You walk in having heard the strongest case against your own plan.
Buyer checklist
Mentors you can pick include
Satya Nadella, Indra Nooyi, Ben Horowitz, Jim Collins, Patrick Lencioni: five of about 195 people you can pick for your board.
FAQ
You choose 3 to 5 from about 195. For executive calls: Satya Nadella and Indra Nooyi wrote about leading at scale, Ben Horowitz about hard calls, Jim Collins about why companies last, and Patrick Lencioni about teams. Every card draws on what that person has said in public.
No. Get Mentors is bought by individuals through the app stores. There is no employer program and no company reporting.
No. Each card is an AI summary of what that person has said in public, such as in Hit Refresh or My Life in Full, and the app labels it that way. The app never speaks as any of them, and no mentor endorses it.
Coaching is an hour every few weeks, usually priced for companies. This is a question whenever you need one, priced for one person: 7-day free trial on the annual plan, or $7.99/month. The two can sit side by side.
As long as it takes to ask a question and read the cards. Replying is optional, and there are no streaks, so a travel week costs nothing.
Convene your board before the first meeting.
7-day free trial on the annual plan, or $7.99/month. Cancel anytime.