Person 1
Your answers
Person 2
Your partner's answers
1 · Name
Full name, exactly as you want it to appear publicly. Kanji + romaji both OK.
2 · Location
City / region. Tokyo, Osaka, remote, etc. If based in Japan, worth saying — it's a credibility signal for JP enterprise buyers.
3 · What you were doing before Kashi
One or two roles. Name the company if you're comfortable. Focus on what you shipped or changed, not just the title. If non-traditional, that's fine — just say it honestly.
4 · Why you, for this specific problem
Most important question. Pick whichever angle fits — lived experience, research background, industry work, or something else. Concrete beats abstract.
5 · What you own in Kashi
What specifically do you drive? Code, design, product, GTM, research, operations, legal? This tells investors how work divides between the two of you.
6 · A failure story that shaped the refusals
Optional but powerful. One authentic story about something you saw go wrong that informs why Kashi refuses certain features today. Specific. Technical or product detail. Skip if you don't have one — a credible bio can do without it.
Optional
7 · Credentials worth naming
Only if load-bearing. Academic, professional certifications, published work, affiliations relevant to enterprise JP sales. Skip if none of these feel honest to include. Shipping in 23 hours with a 42-doc research library is already on the page as credibility; you don't need to fabricate resume weight.
Optional · skip if none apply
8 · Anything else worth saying
Free space. Anything that wouldn't fit above but belongs in the bio. Skip if nothing comes to mind.
Optional