Venture Capital Suite
Seven productized services for VC funds — sector mapping, people-level deal signal, evaluation, portfolio pulse, and LP communications. Lean and honestly scoped against the smaller buyer pool.
VC has the most-overlap-with-PE of any suite we build — sourcing, monitoring, LP comms all rhyme. We kept the lineup tight and honest: four pre-deal products, three portfolio-and-LP products, no padding. The flagship is the one that's genuinely scarce in the market — people-level founder tracking before the company exists.
The buyer pool is smaller than HF or PE — ~2,000 active VC funds globally — and the commodity products (deal sourcing, portfolio monitoring) are crowded. The two products that earn their place are the founder-network layer (no good off-the-shelf equivalent) and the operational discipline products that pair with it.
Across both tiers, the bar is what production work demands. None of it is the differentiator; it's the ante.
Deal pipeline
Mapping the space, finding the founders before the companies exist, ranking the companies that do exist, evaluating the deal in front of you.
- I·01Flagship
Founder Network Intelligence
A people-level tracking layer — monitors departures from a curated 'talent watchlist' of notable companies, surfaces clusters and individuals to the partners with context (role, tenure, who they worked with), refreshes daily.
8–12 week build · ongoing signal feed - I·02
Sector Mapping Engine
An auto-updating sector mapping platform — landscape diagrams with company-activity signals (funding, hiring, product launches, supplier-customer mention graphs) refreshing daily, navigable from sector down to individual company.
6–8 week build · ongoing per-sector refresh - I·03
Deal-Sourcing & Signal Platform
A scoring pipeline that complements PitchBook and Affinity — ingests startup-database structured data plus unstructured signals (technical hiring, GitHub activity, product launches, supplier-relationship graph), applies your fund's thesis-specific scoring, and feeds your CRM weekly.
6–10 week build · weekly CRM refresh - I·04
Startup Evaluation Engine
A packaged evaluation report per deal — automated financial-model review and cap-table analysis, founder-background research with structured outputs, market-size triangulation, comparable-company benchmarking. Delivered as a partner-readable document for the investment committee.
1–2 week sprint per evaluation · packaged report
Portfolio + LP
Cross-portco visibility, disciplined follow-on decisions, fund communications.
- II·01
Portfolio Pulse Dashboard
A portfolio dashboard built on direct integrations into the systems your portcos already use — Stripe for revenue, Mercury for cash, AWS/GCP billing for technical-spend, GitHub for engineering velocity. Read-only, opt-in per portco, refreshed daily.
8–12 week build · ongoing data ops - II·02
Follow-on Decision Engine
A decision-support layer that takes the fund's reserves, the portco's current performance and trajectory, and the round terms — outputs a structured recommendation against the fund's discipline rules with documented assumptions.
8–12 week build · per-vintage configuration - II·03
Fund Communications Engine
An LLM-and-templating layer covering the fund's recurring and one-off communications — investor updates, LP letters, fundraise materials (data room, pitch deck) — drafted from portfolio data with the fund's voice and finalized by the IR team.
6–10 week build · ongoing operation
How a venture capital suite engagement runs.
Each product has its own engagement shape — typical length, what you get, who staffs it. Across the suite, the constants are the same.
- Lead
- Bogdan
- Cadence
- Async-first
- Engagement
- Per product
- Bar
- Production
Principal engineer. Most architecture and most code ships through one keyboard.
Weekly check-ins, written updates between, calls when the decision needs the room.
Shapes listed on each product page — typically multi-week builds with ongoing operation.
Async correctness, capacity under burst, observability at every boundary.
If this fits the operation, the next step is one call.
We'll talk scope and fit. If we're not the right fit, you'll know fast.
Bogdan and team · async-first · OP—2026