$ cat approach.md
We show up early and we stay.
We back founders before most investors will take the meeting. Then we keep showing up: in planning, in code review, and on the bad weeks. You run the company. We help you see where you're going.
How it usually goes
four steps
- 01
Note
You email us, or we email you. Tell us the problem, who has it, and why now.
- 02
Call
We talk through the product, the customer and where we could help. Bring your questions. We'll bring ours.
- 03
Check
If it's a fit, we invest on simple, founder-friendly terms. Often we also agree on a defined piece of build work.
- 04
Build
We work with your team on architecture, the first version, launch, and whatever comes next.
What we look for and what founders get
[ what we look for ]
- Founders who are already building
- Software products where good engineering makes a real difference
- A specific problem that hurts, and a first customer who'd pay to fix it
- Room to grow well past the first version
[ what you get ]
- Early money, sized to what you need next
- Hours from senior designers and engineers
- Help with architecture before it gets expensive to change
- A small team you can reach directly. No associates, no handoffs.
$ ./connect.sh
Working on something early?
Send us the short version. A deck is fine. A working prototype or a clearly described problem is better.