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A fund's day crosses sourcing, the cap table, the books, the LP letter and the founder update. Everyone else sells you one of those five and an integration to the other four. Here they are one system, sharing one set of records.
Every deal in the Pipeline carries a 12-factor DSignal Score computed from the things that actually predict a follow-on: team density, warm-path strength, sector momentum, round shape. The pipeline sorts itself.
Capital accounts, calls, distributions and the carry waterfall, computed from the same records the pipeline writes. No re-keying between the deal and the ledger, because there is no boundary between them.
The quarterly letter reads from the ledger at the moment it is opened. An LP who logs in three weeks after the send sees the same numbers you would see today, not the ones frozen into a PDF.
Chronograph built a machine-learning pipeline to read unstructured founder updates. We took the other route: give the founder a form. Revenue, burn, headcount and narrative arrive typed into fields, so nothing has to be reconstructed later.
The AI sits on the same records as everything above, so it answers from your fund rather than from the internet. It drafts the memo, flags the anomaly, and stops there. Every write is a human action, and every figure it cites links back to its source row.
These are not a sixth category. They are the layer the other five sit on, and they are the reason the five behave like one product rather than five tabs.
A real document editor, not a notes field. Per-person sharing and public links, comments with live presence, charts and data tables that survive being shared or exported, presentation mode and PowerPoint export. The assistant restructures a document as ordinary, undoable edits.
Saved, editable spreadsheets with formulas that any document can chart from. Start blank, upload a file, or import from a connected Google Sheet. The chart in the LP letter reads the sheet, so correcting the sheet corrects the letter.
One account belongs to as many workspaces as you do, with a different role in each, and the data is strictly separated between them. A workspace can be a fund, an angel network, a startup or a corporate venture arm. The platform is shaped to the entity, not the other way round.
Installable as an app on phone and desktop, with push notifications. The partner who is not at a desk is the one who needs the runway alert first.
Workspace-authored posts that publish publicly and get indexed. A fund's thesis is a sourcing instrument; it should not need a second vendor and a second login.
Portfolio and pipeline to Excel with a reusable import template, pitch pages to PDF, documents to PowerPoint. Every collection exports. Leaving is a supported action, not a support ticket.
Your data model, no deck. You will know inside ten whether this replaces two of your tools or none of them.