You have a company to build.
Let Eve run the raise.
Eve is an AI teammate who reads your deck, builds your investor list, and works the outreach from your LinkedIn, every day, with follow-ups, until the calls are on your calendar. She schedules investor meetings. You show up.
Raising is a volume job.You don’t have the volume in you.
Not because you’re lazy, because you’re also running the company. Three things go wrong, in this order:
- 01The deck
It answers questions nobody asked
An investor decides in about ninety seconds whether to keep reading. You never find out which slide lost them. A pass never comes with a reason.
- 02The list
It’s a guess wearing a spreadsheet
“Seed investors in AI” isn’t a list. Most founders pitch forty people who were never going to fund their stage, their sector or their check size, then conclude the market said no.
- 03The stamina
Week three is where rounds die
The founders who close aren’t the ones with the best deck. They’re the ones still sending in week five, still following up on the eleven who went quiet.
The first two are judgment problems. The third is just work, and it’s the one that decides the round.
What Eve actually does
Reads your deck like an investor, not like a coach
Upload it and Eve tells you where attention drops, what you’re burying, and what you’re claiming without evidence, using the patterns behind hundreds of real investor passes, not generic pitch advice.
Builds the list that matches your actual round
Named partners, not firms, filtered by stage, check size, sector and what they’ve actually funded in the last 18 months. Every name comes with the reason it’s on your list. You approve before anything moves.
Runs the outreach from your LinkedIn, in your voice
Personalized to each partner’s thesis, sent at human volume, followed up on the days you’d have forgotten. You sign off the first messages. After that she works while you build.
Tells you what the market is saying back
Not open rates. Patterns. If a dozen investors stop at the same slide, Eve says so and you fix the slide mid-raise. Most founders finish a round never learning why the no’s were no’s.
Why we’re the ones building this
Eve already does this job for sales teams: finds the right people, writes to them, follows up, books the meeting. Fundraising turned out to be the same job with a harder list.
The difference is who taught her to read a deck. I’ve raised over $20M as a four-time founder, and I now sit on the other side. Founders send me decks every week and I pass on most of them. Eve learned the teardown from the feedback I’ve been giving those founders for years, which is why she tells you the thing an investor is thinking and won’t say to your face.
Pricing
- Deck teardown · rerun it every time you revise
- 50+ named targeted investors matched to your round
- Daily outreach and follow-up from your LinkedIn
- Weekly read on what investors are reacting to
- Full approval control · nothing sends without you
