Your Personal Board of Advisors
Get Mentors turns a personal board of advisors into an on-demand practice. You choose five Chat board seats from 441 mentors, including Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, and Indra Nooyi. Separately, every morning brings one focus-selected Daily Idea.
Everyone tells you to build a personal board of advisors. Almost no one can. The people you want are busy, and asking is awkward. Get Mentors builds a Chat board from what those people have published. Ask it a question to compare cited perspectives that may agree, partly agree, or differ.
Quick answer
A personal board of advisors is a small group you use to pressure-test decisions. Get Mentors gives you one built from published work: you choose five Chat board seats from 441, and use them for Chat. Its answers may agree, partly agree, or differ, and every answer cites its source. Separately, each morning brings one focus-selected Daily Idea that you can answer by voice or text. It is AI synthesis of published work, labelled as such, and never a mentor’s own voice.
Five seats, chosen from 441 mentors
One agenda item each morning, about 90 seconds
13,170 cited positions in the corpus
7-day free trial, then $19.99/month
Key features
- ✓Five Chat board seats, chosen from 441 mentors and swapped whenever you want
- ✓One Daily Idea each morning, about 90 seconds of reading
- ✓Each seat is marked agrees, partly, or disagrees, with the source cited
- ✓Put the call you are weighing to the whole board, by voice or text
How it works
Step 1
Seat your five
Choose five mentors from 441. Buffett’s letters on capital, Dalio’s principles, Nooyi on leading at scale. Swap any seat whenever your decisions change.
Step 2
One agenda item each morning
The Daily Idea draws from mentors selected for the chosen focus. It takes about 90 seconds to read.
Step 3
The board responds
Ask the Chat board a question to compare perspectives that may agree, partly agree, or differ. Every answer cites its published source.
Step 4
You make the call
Optionally answer the Daily Idea by voice or text. That response helps shape future ideas. No streaks, nothing to complete.
Comparison
How Get Mentors compares
| Feature | Get Mentors | General chatbot | Purpose | Human mentor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | An on-demand five-seat Chat board, plus a separate Daily Idea | A blank box waiting for your prompt | Personal growth and reflection | One trusted person, when you can get them |
| Perspectives | Several sourced views that may differ or align | One assistant voice | Built with Mark Manson, a New York Times bestselling author | One perspective, however good |
| Sources | Every position cites its published source, 13,170 in the corpus | Sources vary and are often unstated | Frameworks from its own program | Experience, mostly uncited |
| Cost of assembling | 7-day free trial, then $19.99/month | Free and paid plans | $19.99/month or $149.99/year | Years of relationships and favors |
| Availability | Every morning on iOS and Android | Whenever you think to open it | iPhone, web, and Android | When their calendar allows |
Purpose details are from its public App Store listing, last checked May 18, 2026.
Example mornings
How people use an AI mentor app
A capital call
You are weighing whether to take outside money. One seat could emphasize control while another highlights the speed money buys. You decide with both cited views in sight.
A key hire
The morning idea lands on hiring. Focus-selected perspectives may differ on whether to pay up for the senior candidate. Each position cites where it was published. You can answer with your read.
A quiet week
You travel for five days and skip the board. Nothing breaks and no streak resets. The next agenda item is there when you return.
Buyer checklist
What to look for before choosing one
- ✓Does the board split, or does every seat agree with you?
- ✓Can you check the published source behind each position?
- ✓Can you swap seats as your decisions change?
- ✓Does it fit in the first coffee of the morning?
- ✓Is the AI labelled as synthesis, with no mentor impersonation?
Best for
- ✓Founders and owners with no one to argue the other side
- ✓Pressure-testing a decision before you commit money or people
- ✓Seeing the strongest case against your own plan
- ✓People who cannot ask five busy operators for their time
- ✓A daily rhythm instead of a quarterly lunch
Not best for
- •Introductions, networking, or warm referrals
- •A live human who knows your cap table
- •Legal, tax, or medical advice
- •Anyone who wants the board to simply agree
Mentors you can seat include
Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Indra Nooyi, Jim Collins, Naval Ravikant: five of the 441 mentors whose published work can hold a seat on your board.
FAQ
Common questions
What is a personal board of advisors?
A personal board of advisors is a small group of experienced people you use to pressure-test decisions. Most people never build one, because the people worth asking are hard to reach. Get Mentors builds one from published work instead: five Chat board seats chosen from 441 mentors. Separately, one focus-selected Daily Idea arrives each morning.
Are the mentors actually advising me?
No. Each seat is AI synthesis of what that mentor has published, and the app labels it that way. It never writes in a mentor’s voice, and no mentor takes part in or endorses the app.
Can I change who sits on my board?
Yes. Swap any Chat board seat whenever you want. Facing a pricing call, you might seat Alex Hormozi. Weighing a large capital decision, Warren Buffett’s published letters may serve you better.
How is this different from asking a chatbot?
A chatbot gives you one assistant voice. A Chat board is useful because it answers your question from several cited perspectives that may agree, partly agree, or differ. Every answer cites its source, so you can check it.
What does it cost?
7-day free trial, then $19.99/month on iOS and Android. That is the whole price. There are no tiers and no sessions to book.
Convene your board tomorrow morning.
7-day free trial. Then $19.99/month. Cancel anytime.