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Who it's for / Angels

Invest personally. Close on a record.

You fund deals out of your own account. The process shouldn't be looser because the cheque is smaller.

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Your deal checklist
Brief
Present
NDA
Diligence
Terms
Conditions
Close
NDA before dataAccess is gated. No investor sees the data room until the NDA is countersigned.
Decision recordedYour decision to proceed, hold, or pass is timestamped and part of the deal record.
One record per dealEvery document, every exchange, every condition — referenced to a single deal ID.
Billed once, at closeNo upfront cost. A Direct-tier room bills once, at first close, not a recurring subscription.

The problem we solve

Every round starts from zero.

A deal you fund personally runs on email threads and a shared drive. Nothing forces a structured sequence, so the next investor down the line asks the same questions the first one did. A messy signing order follows the company onto its cap table.

How it works for angels

One direct spine. No added steps.

Angels use the same direct spine as any single-cheque investor: a brief, an NDA, a short, fixed checklist rather than an open-ended back-and-forth, one term sheet, signing, a payment confirmation, then close. Model how your SAFE converts before the next round → Nothing scales up for size — a modest cheque runs the identical sequence as a large one.

Why the record matters

The next round asks first.

At the next priced round, the incoming lead's counsel reviews the cap table. A referenced closing record for your angel round answers most of what they'd otherwise have to ask. A folder of forwarded emails does not.

What we don't do

We don't find you deals.

There is no directory, no matching, no deal-flow feed to browse. You bring the deal; the room runs the close.

DirectBilled once, at first close, per room.

Run your next angel deal on a record.