The primary research
We start with the company's own materials — its data room, financials, and management responses — then work outward through filings and the public record. Research that would occupy an analyst for a week returns in about a day.
Diligence for early-stage investors
Know the company before you take the meeting
We assess early-stage companies for investors, family offices, and strategic capital. Our models handle the volume and our partners handle the judgment. What comes back is short, sourced, and explicit about what remains unknown.
- Sector-agnostic, pre-seed to Series A
- Read by a partner, not a screener
- Written for an investment committee
What we do
Diligence that holds up under questioning.
Machines are good at reading everything. People are good at knowing which part of it should concern you. We use both, in that order.
Human judgment on every file
Software narrows the field. What survives is read by partners who have spent years running diligence on companies, and they decide what moves forward — because the questions that matter are usually the ones a model reads past.
Findings you can defend
Every finding cites its source. Take the brief into an investment committee and you can answer for any line in it.
- typical turnaround on an application
- 48h
- every finding cites the document it came from
- Sourced
- no public deal board, no mass syndication
- By invitation
Start here
See the work for yourself.
Ask for access and we will send you a recent brief with its sourcing intact, so you can judge the work on the same terms your investment committee would.
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