To an investor, your first email is the company.
They never see your model, the research, or the three versions of the deck. They see one email in a full inbox. A template with their name swapped in reads like a template. So does a spray of fifty identical asks. Both get archived.
Every score shows its working.
We score every investor against your round: stage, cheque size, sector, geography, recent activity. Each score shows its reasons, so you can disagree with it.
Demo data
Your note on software that moves physical goods is why I'm writing.
Tessaline cuts spoilage for refrigerated freight. We run in 14 depots and are raising a $3.0M seed. You backed two cold-chain companies, so you'll know the problem.
Would a 20 minute call next week be useful?
Written from their thesis. Sent when you say so.
Each first email is written from that investor's thesis and your company profile. It waits in Drafts. You edit it, approve it, or bin it.
Dotted lines mark facts taken from the investor's own writing.
Replies sort themselves. Money waits for you.
Replies land in the right stage. Anything that moves money, like a commitment, waits for you to confirm.
Approved
Contacted
Replied
Meeting
Diligence
Term sheet
Committed
Funded
Know who to call first.
Every investor gets their own link. You see which slides they opened and how long they stayed.
The slow middle, made shorter.
Diligence
Questions are logged and answered from documents you already approved. You decide what each investor can download.
Term sheets
Two offers, side by side, showing only what differs. Unusual clauses are flagged as questions for your lawyer.
Analysis, not legal advice.
Running raises for clients?
One firm workspace, a pipeline per client, and committed versus received across all of them.
How it works for advisors →Start free. Pay when you're raising.
Questions founders ask us
- Will AI send emails without me?
- No. Every draft waits for your approval. Auto-send exists in Settings. It's off by default and capped at 50 emails a day unless you change it.
- Does a high fit score mean the investor will invest?
- No. It means their stated stage, sector, cheque size, geography and thesis line up with your round. Use it as a shortlist.
- Can I send from my own Gmail or Outlook?
- Not yet. The inbox, drafts, follow-ups and reply sorting are built. Gmail and Outlook connection is coming soon, and open and click tracking switches on with it.
- Can investors tell their deck views are tracked?
- Yes. The share page shows a tracking notice and stamps the viewer's email and the time on each page. You can turn tracking off in Settings.
- Do contact credits expire?
- No. Credits never expire. Unused credits are non-refundable.
Start your raise this afternoon.
Score your deck and get your first investor matches. Free, no card.