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Move from the pitch deck to the questions that matter.

FoundMatter brings company inputs, public sources, and your own questions into a compact review. Verified facts, company-provided claims, analysis, risks, and gaps remain distinct.

Input
URL, deck, sources, decision question
Analysis
Facts, signals, risks, open points
Result
Inspectable view, not a black-box score

A first review that separates sources from statements

Verified fact

Dependable information keeps its source and timestamp so it remains inspectable in partner review.

Submitted claim

Deck and founder inputs remain claims until independent evidence supports them.

Reasoned analysis

AI-assisted interpretation is explained and kept separate from its underlying facts.

Company Evaluation is not the same as investor fit

A strong company can still be wrong for a fund. FoundMatter answers the two questions separately.

Company quality

Market, product, traction, team, execution, and capital logic are reviewed against available evidence.

Investor-specific fit

Stage, sector, geography, ticket, signals, and exclusions are compared with the investor's actual criteria.

Next review task

The evaluation closes with the questions and evidence that would materially improve the information state.

From inbound deck to focused decision

Comparable intake

Differently presented opportunities enter review through one shared company record.

Decision context persists

Evaluation, risks, open questions, and later changes stay on the company instead of scattering across documents.

No autonomous investment decision

FoundMatter prepares decisions but does not make them or replace legal, financial, or technical due diligence.

Common questions

Does FoundMatter evaluate pitch decks automatically?

FoundMatter can structure deck and company information as part of an evaluation. Claims, sources, synthesis, and missing information remain separate; the result is not an autonomous investment decision.

Can I bring my own investment questions?

Yes. Evaluation can start from a specific decision question and show which evidence supports it or what information is still missing.

Is the score identical for every investor?

Company Evaluation remains investor-independent. Match Fit is explained separately against each investor's criteria.

Does FoundMatter replace due diligence?

No. It improves first review and decision preparation. Deeper review and responsibility remain with the investor.

Start with the companies and criteria that matter today.

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