For investors
THE COMPANIES
YOU SHOULD HAVE
KNOWN EARLIER.
Whether you’re writing your first $1,000 check or your hundredth, FND. gives you a private market workflow: discover by thesis, track deals in a CRM, request access to materials, and list your own fund or syndicate.
How it works.
01
Build your thesis.
Tell FND. what stages, sectors and geographies you care about. Your preferences shape what you see and power a Match % on every company.
02
Review one company at a time.
No endless scroll. Save what fits, pass on what doesn't, and build a shortlist that converts straight into a tracked deal.
03
Track it like a CRM.
Move companies through Watchlist, Contacted, Meetings, Reviewing materials, Diligence, Soft circled, Committed, Invested or Passed. Notes, tasks and meetings live in one timeline.
04
Open the Deal Room.
Request pitch decks and diligence materials. Founders approve each investor individually and control who sees what.
05
Request warm introductions.
Ask for an intro to a member who has opted in. Track every request through pending, accepted, declined and message sent with a full status timeline.
06
List your firm.
Submit your VC fund, angel syndicate, family office, accelerator or CVC. Once approved, your firm gets a public profile, verified badge, team listing and inbound controls.
Understand the terms before you use them.
Private investing has its own language. FND. defines terms inline so you can learn as you evaluate.
Important
FND. is not a broker-dealer, funding portal, investment adviser or exchange. FND. does not offer, sell, solicit or negotiate securities, does not make investment recommendations, and receives no commission, success fee or other transaction-based compensation. FND. is supported by member subscriptions only. Nothing on FND. is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Company information is reported by founders and is not verified or endorsed by FND. Investing in private companies involves significant risk, including loss of your entire investment, and any offering is made only by the issuer or a regulated third-party platform, subject to eligibility requirements.