Partners should be deciding, not reading
You read a hundred decks for every deal you do, and the memos and portfolio updates pile up behind them. Give us four weeks and machines handle everything up to the decision, and everything after it.
What we’d build for you
We pick three processes in the first week, from wherever your hours actually go. These three come up in almost every small fund we talk to.
Screening notes
How many decks reach a partner before anyone has checked whether they fit the thesis at all?
A deck arrives and the system reads it against your thesis, your past deals, and the reasons you passed on similar companies. It comes back as one page in your own format: where it fits, what doesn’t add up, and what to dig into. You decide what happens next. It just stops you starting from a blank page.
Portfolio updates, read properly
Thirty companies send monthly updates in thirty different formats. Who actually reads all of them?
Every update lands in one place, in one shape, so you can see the runway, the headcount, the numbers that moved and the ones that didn’t. It flags the company that’s gone quiet, and the one whose cash position changed while nobody was looking. The LP letter starts from something rather than from nothing, on the Sunday before it’s due.
Passes that don’t burn the relationship
How many founders have you passed on without a real reply, because writing a good one takes twenty minutes you didn’t have?
The system drafts a pass that references what they actually built, says what would have to be true for you to look again, and sounds like it came from a person, because a partner reads it and sends it. In a market this small, the founders you passed on talk to the ones you want.
Where we stop
Your judgement is the product. We build everything around it and nothing inside it.
We never score a company
It gives you no rankings, no fit percentages and no automated recommendations. The system prepares what you need to think clearly, and then it stops. If a tool tells you which deal to do, it’s selling you something.
Your thesis stays where it is
We don’t encode your investment logic into a machine. We connect the model to what your fund already knows, so what comes back is grounded in your deals and your history rather than in generic venture advice.
Your data doesn’t leave your accounts
Everything runs on your own subscriptions, on your own infrastructure. Deal flow, founder conversations and portfolio numbers stay where they already are, under your admin access, not ours.
We’re not building an investment product
We build internal systems for small teams, and yours happens to be a fund. It’s the same four weeks and the same handover, and your team owns everything when we leave.
We don’t have a named fund yet
The walkthrough on our homepage is an agency turning a discovery call into a priced proposal. The documents are different, but the machine is the same: it takes unstructured input, works from your own knowledge, and produces a structured output that a person signs off.
If you want to see it running on a deck rather than a call recording, bring one to the call and we’ll show you. That’s a more useful thirty minutes than anything we could write here.
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