Owner Math

Bring your own AI

Ask the AI you already use about your numbers

Use Claude, or another AI that works with MCP, on your own plan. It reads your numbers, tests options and suggests changes. You decide what happens next.

Planning estimate. Not tax advice.

What it can do

  • Read your numbers: the plan, each closed month, and how the plan did against what happened.

  • Compare two to four options side by side, such as a new hire, a rent change or a new price. It shows the monthly profit of each, and the math.

  • Check a business you may buy: the asking price, the loan, the cash you need, and the questions to ask the seller.

  • Suggest a change. It sends the change to Owner Math, and waits for you.

What it cannot do

  • It cannot change anything. A change waits in Assistants until you click Approve. You can undo an approved change from the model's history.

  • It cannot see your other chats. Owner Math sees only the requests your AI makes to it: which numbers it reads, and what it proposes.

  • Owner Math runs no AI of its own. The AI you connect is yours, and you pay for it.

Set up Claude in 3 steps

No key to copy. You sign in once, and Claude keeps the connection.

  1. 1. Add the connector. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. Click +, then Add custom connector. In Claude Desktop, open Settings, then Connectors. Paste this address: https://ownermath.app/api/moat/mcp and click Add.

  2. 2. Sign in. Sign in to Owner Math with your licence key, and click Allow. Claude is then connected.

  3. 3. Ask. In a new chat, turn the connector on, and ask: "Review my last month." Use the starters in Assistants if you want more.

Other AI tools: open Assistants in your account, make a key, and follow the steps there.

Included with lifetime access

Bring your own AI is part of lifetime access for each line you own. There is no extra plan and no monthly fee to add it. It works on the line you own: Restaurants, Business, or both.

Try it on a sample first.

The free demo needs no account and no card. Open a sample, and see every number show its math.