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SteadyIQ is an AI-powered income verification platform that helps government agencies determine eligibility for benefits by converting unstructured income data from gig workers, self-employed individuals, and non-traditional earners into structured reports. The tool serves state and federal agencies administering unemployment, SNAP, TANF, and child care assistance programs.

Founders & leadership

ARAdam Roseman
Adam RosemanAdam Roseman has 15 years of experience in investment banking, private equity, and capital markets, followed by eight years as a startup CEO, and more recently has worked on AI systems and operational optimization across healthcare, government benefits, and enterprise sectors.

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Shaquille O'Neal

Investors · 2

Frequently asked questions

What does Steadyiq do?
SteadyIQ is an AI-powered income verification platform that helps government agencies determine eligibility for benefits by converting unstructured income data from gig workers, self-employed individuals, and non-traditional earners into structured reports. The tool serves state and federal agencies administering unemployment, SNAP, TANF, and child care assistance programs.
Who founded Steadyiq?
Steadyiq was founded by Adam Roseman.
Who are Steadyiq's investors?
Steadyiq's investors include Gaingels, The Family Fund.