For angels & family offices · Listings open November 2026

Early-stage deal flow, matched to your thesis.

Tell us the sectors, stages and cheque sizes you invest in. When listings open in November, you’ll get alerts for founders raising in your range — each with a standard deal page, a deck score and an indicative valuation range.

  • Thesis-matched alerts
  • Standard deal pages
  • Scored decks

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Early-stage deal flow is noisy, inconsistent and relationship-gated.

Most inbound doesn’t match what you invest in, and the deals that do arrive in every format. Sorting signal from noise takes hours you’d rather spend on diligence.

  • Access to deals still depends on who you know
  • Decks arrive in every format, so comparing companies is slow
  • Pre-seed and seed valuations are hard to benchmark
  • Much of what lands in your inbox is outside your thesis

Less sorting. Better-matched deals.

Every listing follows the same structure, so you can assess and compare companies quickly.

Alerts matched to your thesis

Choose your sectors, stages and cheque size. You only hear about listings that fit.

Comparable deal pages

Traction, the ask, terms, use of funds and a cap table summary in one consistent layout.

Signals before you open the deck

Each listing shows a deck score and an indicative valuation range to help you prioritise.

Reviewed Featured listings

Featured listings add a human pitch review and a verified traction badge.

How it works

1

Set your thesis

Tell us the sectors, stages and cheque size you invest in. It takes under a minute.

2

Get matched alerts

From November, we alert you when a listing that fits your thesis goes live.

3

Review and connect

Read the standard deal page and register your interest with the founder.

Early-stage investing is high risk

You could lose all the money you invest, and shares in early-stage companies are usually hard to sell. Deck scores and valuation ranges are indicative and are not investment advice. Only invest what you can afford to lose, and carry out your own due diligence.

Frequently asked questions

See the right deals first.

For angels and family offices who want structured, thesis-matched early-stage deal flow.