Find out where you'll get stopped, before you fly out.
Every meeting costs you a deck rebuild, a trip and a week of preparation. Read your own material the way an investor will read it first, then decide who is worth the trip.
Silence is the most expensive answer you can get.
Investors rarely tell you the real reason. You are left guessing, and you pay for the next meeting anyway.
- A new version of the deck for every investor
- You fly out and hear “let's stay in touch”
- No idea which objection actually killed it
- No way to tell who invests in your sector and stage
- The objection in writing, before anyone else sees the deck
- The specific document or number that would answer it
- A re-score once you have fixed it
- Visibility only to investors who care about your sector
A memo, not a verdict.
- A score per dimension, with the argument behind it
Judged on a rubric written for your sector and your stage, not a generic checklist.
- A list of exactly what your material is missing
The document or number that would move your weakest score, named one by one.
- The next-round bar and your most fragile link
What the following investor will demand, and the assumption you cannot afford to be wrong about.
- Claims with nothing behind them, flagged
Anything your material does not support is marked and kept out of the score, so you can go and evidence it.
- A written channel to answer investor questions
Your response appears alongside the report, so a good answer travels with the project.
Illustrative example. Not a real company.
From files to memo, in four steps.
- 1
Create your account
Confirm your email and choose Founder. No approval queue, no waiting.
- 2
Add your company
Sector and stage decide which rubric reads your material. A one-liner so members know what they are opening.
- 3
Upload everything together
Deck, financial statements, technical files. PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel or CSV, including scanned decks.
- 4
Read it, fix it, then decide
Fill the gaps, re-score, and publish to members only when you want to.
You stay in control of all of it.
Private until you say otherwise
Your material sits between you and the platform until you flip the publish switch yourself.
Every open is recorded
Members confirm a confidentiality agreement before opening a file, and each access is logged.
All your files, one read
Every document is converted to text, tables kept intact, and the whole set is scored together rather than the deck alone.
A low score is a list, not a rejection.
We are not trying to sort founders into good and bad. If something in your raise does not hold up, we would rather you hear it from us, in writing, with the reason attached, than lose three months finding out indirectly.
Every conclusion in the report has to point at a line in your own material. If it cannot, it is flagged instead of counted. That rule exists so the report is useful to you even on the days you disagree with it.
Our job is to make the next version of your company stronger than this one.