A reading layer for the documents that matter most. They breathe. They learn their readers. They tell you, in plain words, who's paying attention — and what to say next.
✦ waitlist open · we let in a small grove at a time
mirusgrove.com/r/q3-update
LIVE · v2.3
NEWARR figure updated — $4.2M → $4.8M. Two new logos closed last week, plus a revised hiring plan in §3.
Q3 · INVESTOR UPDATE
Compounding, on schedule.
We crossed $4.8M ARR in September, up from $3.1M at end of Q2. Net retention held at 118% on the back of the design-system expansion deal we flagged last quarter.
Pipeline coverage for Q4 sits at 3.4× the plan; we're tightening the hiring ladder for two senior eng roles and one design lead.
mASK THIS DOC
Jess asked —"How does net retention compare to last cycle?"
Net retention is up 11pts vs. Q3 last year (107 → 118). Most of the lift is from expansion on the Pro tier; gross retention held at 96%.
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Jess Park
Lattice Capital
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"How does net retention compare to last cycle?"
Up 11pts vs. Q3 last year — 107 → 118. Most of the lift came from Pro-tier expansion.
✦ The problem
You hit send. Then — nothing.
You spent days on that document. The thinking, the structure, the pricing section you rewrote three times. Then you attached it to an email — and the silence started.
Did they open it? Did the CFO see the pricing section? Did anyone read past page two?
This is the quiet failure of every sharing tool. Attachments are dead on arrival. DocSend tells you someone spent four seconds on slide 7 — but the document still can't answer a question.
THE WORK · 11 DAYS
Operating Model — Phase 2 Recommendations
48 pages·3 models·rewritten ×3
SENT AS ATTACHMENT
phase-2-FINAL-v4.pdf · 8.4 MB
Tue 4:42 PM · Delivered.
Wed ———
Thu ———
Fri ———
✦ The turn
The same document, now alive.
Publish once. Readers get the full experience — interactive charts, animations, embedded data — on any device. The document answers their questions. You see who's paying attention.
Answers questions itself — Grounded in your work, cited to the section it pulled from.
Engagement per reader, per section — In real time — not a read receipt after the fact.
Updates without re-sending — One URL, always current. Returning readers see what changed.
You walk into every meeting knowing who read what.
NORTHWIND · WHO'S READING
live
DW
Dana Whitfield14m
CFOreading §4 Pricing
SI
Sam Idris9m
COOasked the doc · 2
RC
Ruth Calder2d
CEOfinished · returned once
KM
Kofi Mensah3m
VP Opsopened just now
BETWEEN MEETINGS
"Dana asked the report two questions on Sunday night. It answered both — you'll start Thursday's call at the decision."
✦ How a MirusGrove doc lives
Three motions. One quiet rhythm.
ONE
Plant
Publish your document as a living URL.
Upload, paste, or sync from where the work lives. Control who gets in. Configure the AI assistant on your terms.
TWO
Tend
Readers engage. The doc responds.
The AI answers their questions, cited to your own words. You see engagement arrive in real time — per reader, per section.
THREE
Gather
Walk in knowing what landed.
Who read what, what they focused on, what they asked. Every meeting starts further along.
Top question this week: "How do the Taiwan timelines affect Q1 guidance?"
✦ The honest part
Your readers know you can see engagement. We think that's a good thing.
Grove tells readers what's tracked — and frames it honestly: the document uses this signal to serve them better. It picks up where they left off and quietly surfaces what's changed since last time.
Readers who feel served come back. Readers who feel surveilled don't.
✓Which sections you spent time with
✓When you came back
✓Questions you asked the doc
✓Comments & reactions you left
×Anything outside this document
×Keystrokes, screen, mouse
WHAT DANA SEES — FIRST OPEN
This document is alive.
It shares reading activity with its author — the sections you spend time with and the questions you ask. In return, it picks up where you left off and tells you what's changed.
WHAT YOU SEE — AUTHOR
Dana keeps returning to §4 Pricing.
Third visit this week — twice to the Year 1 option. Worth a note before Thursday.
✦ From early access
The moments it's built for.
I walked into the board meeting knowing the CFO had read the risk section twice. We opened there.
— Principal, boutique advisory firm
A client asked the report a question at 11pm on a Sunday. It answered, with a citation. Monday's call started at the decision.
— Independent strategy consultant
My follow-up used to be "any thoughts?" Now it's "I saw you spent time on staffing — want to talk it through?"
— Fractional CFO
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