Who it's for / Syndicate leads
Early accessYour commitment is the signal. Make it real.
Followers track soft-circles in spreadsheets today. Put your disclosed cheque, and theirs, on a record instead.
The problem we solve
Allocation is a conversation, not a record.
The lead's commitment is the strongest signal in the deal, but there's nowhere to publish it formally. Followers track interest in spreadsheets and group chats. Final allocation is a conversation, not something either side can point back to afterward.
How it works for syndicate leads
Publish the package. Track every follower.
As lead, you publish a lead package with your own committed amount disclosed. Followers review it, soft-circle their interest, and commit individually — each on their own NDA, each with their own signature. Model the cap table across your syndicate → Allocation is tracked against the room itself, not a side spreadsheet, and every follower keeps a view onto the same record.
Why the record matters
A badge stakes nothing. A cheque does.
A badge or a title stakes nothing. A disclosed, committed amount on a record is money a lead could lose — that's why followers weight it the way they do. Publishing it formally, instead of describing it on a call, is the difference.
What we don't do
We don't form the vehicle.
We record the syndicate and every commitment inside it. We do not form the special purpose vehicle and we do not move funds — that stays with your counsel and your bank.