The company.
The startup name, a website or deck if you have one, the founder’s background, and the current stage.
WHO YOU ARE / WHAT EXISTS TODAY A PRIVATE INVESTMENT & ENGINEERING FIRMA clear problem.
A clear problem.
A founder with conviction.
You don’t need a perfect deck to start. You do need a clear view of what you’re building and why it deserves to exist.
Explore founder fitFOUNDER FIT / THESEXYFAMFOUNDER AMBITION. ENGINEERING CONVICTION.
01 / THE FIRST CONVERSATION
Make it concrete.
A short introduction is a useful starting point. Tell us the problem, the product, the stage, and what you need from a partner.
A prototype, customer insight, existing code, or early usage can add substance. Share what is real today and be clear about what is still an assumption.
02 / WHAT TO SHARETHE PRINCIPLES IN PRACTICE
Give us the working picture.
The user and problem.
Who the product is for, what they need, and how they handle the problem today. Explain the insight that led you to build.
USER / NEED / FOUNDER INSIGHTThe product and evidence.
A clear description or demo, what you’ve shipped, what you’ve learned, and the next question you want to answer.
PRODUCT / LEARNING / OPEN QUESTIONSThe partnership.
Investment, development for equity, paid engineering, or a mix. Include the next milestone and any constraints that matter.
SUPPORT NEEDED / SCOPE / NEXT MILESTONE“We’re building [product] for [user] because [problem]. We’re at [stage]. Our next milestone is [milestone], and we’re looking for [kind of partnership].”Start your introduction
THE NEXT CHAPTER
↗Build your next.
Tell us the vision, the stage, and what you need. We’ll find the right place to start.