Forefund reads decks, websites, live pitches, transcripts, and notes. It gives investors a ranked queue, the evidence behind it, and the next question to ask.
Invite-only · Scores stay linked to evidence and investor judgment.
A deck, forwarded email, live call, website, and CRM note all describe the same company differently. The investor still has to assemble the picture by hand.
AI made products cheaper to build and pitches easier to polish. More companies now look credible at first glance, while investment teams still have the same hours.
Forefund turns the scattered material into a comparable, evidence-linked record. Sage then helps the investor prepare the decision and finish the follow-up.
Import the deck, website, live pitch, transcript, notes, and prior contact into one company record.
Forefund checks the company against the investor thesis and shows the evidence, risk, and missing information.
Sage prepares the questions, drafts follow-up, and keeps the deal moving with investor approval.
When a deck is not enough, a live four-person panel captures the questions, answers, and founder response.
The deck, website, live conversation, and investor notes stay visible beside the recommendation, so missing evidence cannot hide behind polish.
Decks, websites, live pitches, revisions, and notes stay attached to the same company over time.
Every recommendation keeps the supporting claim, source, confidence, and missing data visible.
Stage, sectors, ownership, disqualifiers, and portfolio context shape which companies deserve attention.
Sage can prepare meetings and draft the next action, but the investor stays in control of what gets sent.
Forefund is onboarding a small number of angels, syndicates, and early-stage funds as design partners. Founders can still enter the live pitch room by invitation.