// GLOVO · €57.6M FINE · RIDERS LAW · 250 LAYOFFS · FULL ANATOMY
CB Insights calls it “acquired.” We have the autopsy. Your deal looks like a failure.
Run any deal against 5,032 failures we’ve documented and verified one by one. In about 6 of every 7 analyses, the real cause is already in our top three matches.
We match your deal against every documented failure across 15 structural dimensions — fill what you know; a few fields are enough. Have a deck? We auto-fill the profile and read it critically, flagging the information that's missing. Same inputs, same verdict.
For Spanish-speaking markets, there is no structured alternative.
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LATAM + SPAIN AUTOPSIES
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What CB Insights, Crunchbase & PitchBook miss:
Dated event timelines — not just outcomes
Local regulation documented (fines, labour law, orders)
Structured to answer specific analytical questions, not to be browsed.
The gap:PitchBook has WeWork listed as "bankrupt." We have 5 dated events: the S-1 that killed the IPO, the day Neumann was ousted, the exact layoff count, and the Chapter 11 filing date. That sequence is what you need for pattern recognition — not the outcome.
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CB Insights has Glovo as "acquired" with zero crisis detail. We have the €57.6M fine, the Riders Law timeline, the 250 layoffs. No competitor covers the Spanish-speaking ecosystem with this granularity.
Startups killed by Spanish regulation 2019–2024
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GET /api/autopsies?collapseStyle=Fraud+Explosion
GET /api/autopsies?hypeCycle=COVID+Boom§or=Edtech
GET /api/autopsies?country=spain
// EXAMPLE OUTPUT · REAL ANALYSIS
This is what 30 seconds looks like.
WeWork. Pattern identified before the S-1 was filed. Cross-referenced against 5,032 documented autopsies.
// REAL AUTOPSY — WEWORK · EVERYTHING UNLOCKED
// the model, blind
Evaluating only WeWork’s profile at its peak — without knowing the outcome — the model ranked Unit economics as the #1 likely cause. Documented cause: Founder chaos.
// what the model would have predicted · peak profileretrospective · not a fact
49%
model conviction
Predicted failure cause
Unit economics49%
Founder chaos17%
Acquisition gone wrong12%
Market timing7%
Model’s #1 predicted cause: Unit economics · documented cause: Founder chaos.Evaluate a deal →
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// ACCESS
85.9%of historical collapses — the actual cause was in our Top-3 match (76.4% as the primary cause)
Which of your deals match a pattern that has already triggered a collapse?
We cross-reference any deal against 5,032 real collapses from the few fields you give us — and if you have a deck, we also read it to find what's missing. You just had to look.