17 sections, each covering a beat of the VC operations stack.
Where a fund's relationships actually live. Founders, co-investors, LPs, angels — tracked from first DM to the next round.
Private-market databases, founder graphs, and registry-grade intel — the raw material every Indian VC memo is forged from.
Secondary research, expert calls, and sector deep-dives — where Indian theses get pressure-tested before they reach IC.
The daily broadsheet of Indian venture: feeds, paywalled scoops, and curated newsletters investors read before chai.
General-purpose AI copilots — the cognitive layer underneath every memo, model, and WhatsApp deal triage at an Indian fund.
Where the cap table stops being a spreadsheet — KPIs, quarterly letters, and valuation marks for what you already own.
Fund administration, SEBI AIF compliance, capital calls, and the back-office scaffolding that lets an Indian VC firm actually run.
Workflow glue for funds. No-code engines that wire CRM, inbox, and data room together — and where AI agents start replacing analyst grunt hours.
Where the partnership talks to itself and the outside world. WhatsApp runs founder threads, Slack runs the partnership.
Inbox infrastructure for funds. Founder threads, LP letters, deliverability — and the AI triage that turns 200 daily threads into 30 minutes of work.
Booking, blocking, and defending time. Calendars built for funds juggling IST partner blocks, founder triage across cities, and 9pm LP calls.
Notetakers and meeting recorders that turn every founder pitch, IC pre-read, and portfolio call into searchable institutional memory.
Dictation tools that turn cab-ride monologues, Hinglish voice notes, and between-meeting thoughts into clean CRM-ready text.
The fund's second brain — wikis, docs, and dealflow boards where every thesis, IC pre-read, and portfolio note actually lives.
Plain-English app builders for non-engineers. Ship a diligence form, LP dashboard, or sector map by EOD.
The window to the work. Investor-grade browsers with tabs, workspaces, and AI built into the address bar.
The catch-all shelf. Design files, storage, forms, shortcuts, and utilities that don't fit a focused category.