Every deal,prepared before you open it.
Decks, memos, term sheets, and founder calls become a source-linked investment memo your IC can trust — and a deal record that remembers itself.
It arrives as a mess.
A deal arrives as a pile of unstructured claims, scattered across six surfaces, contradicting itself.
And someone pays for it.
An associate spends the first day of every deal pulling figures out of PDFs instead of forming a view.
- 01A metric lifted from a deck, treated as fact.
- 02A pre-money figure that three documents disagree on.
- 03A relationship marked warm, based on a two-year-old email.
- 04When the IC asks where a number came from, no one can point to it.
Parse. Extract. Propose. Approve.
The same four-stage motion runs behind every Synchronized surface. The AI prepares the work. You hold the pen.
Parse
Read the deck, term sheet, and data room — every page, in order.
Extract
Pull metrics, terms, and the cap table, each carrying its source and confidence.
Propose
Draft a structured memo: what matters, what conflicts, what to diligence.
Approve
The partner reviews, edits, and signs. Only then is it the firm's view.
Human gate
The memo, source-linked
Not a summary. A reviewable investment memo where every figure clicks back to the page it came from.
ARR
$4.2M
Pre-money
$38M
Net revenue retention
118%
Lead relationship
Warm — intro via Kara
Every field clicks back to its source
Not a mockup. The actual workspace.
Captured from a live deal team's workspace — the pipeline, the gate, the records, and the work prepared overnight.
The pipeline
every live deal, with round, stage, and available allocation.
The gate
proposed changes, each with its sources, waiting for you to ratify.
The company record
key metrics and people, with evidence and sources attached.
The night shift
work prepared while you slept, nothing applied without a signature.
The deal remembers itself
Every approved fact becomes part of the firm's memory. Next quarter's diligence starts from what you already verified — not from a blank page.
