Good morning, Founder —
Your climb to Investor Readiness — the three tiers (tap to expand)
Every day of your raise moves you up one ladder. Each tier unlocks the next:
① Offering-Readyyour deal package and materials are investor-presentable.
② Diligence-Readyyour raise is structured and your data room withstands scrutiny.
③ Term-Sheet-Readyyou're ready to receive, evaluate, and close terms.
Your Deal Readiness score is the number that carries you up.
Activity
Every day you show up lights a square · Jan → Dec wall calendar
Quiet Locked in
Deal Health Monitor
Proactive alerts when leverage, pro-forma gaps, thin demand evidence, or unresolved site control pull down deal readiness.
Scanning
All clear for now Enter pro-forma, capital stack, demand evidence, and site-control data to activate the monitor.
Top 3 Blockers
Momentum Over Time
Deal + raise trendline
Risk ↔ Opportunity Pair
Balance downside with leverage move
Day 1
First Commit
Market Read
On Fire
10 LOIs
First Capital
Tier 2
Packager
Inv Mirror
Identity Locked
T1
Baseline
T2
Traction
T3
Inv Mirror
Curriculum Progress
Week 1 of 6
00b — Match Signal & Development
Match Signal Readout
Where you stand right now
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Log 3 coaching sessions to compute your Investor Readiness Score and unlock your match signal.
Capital sources most likely to commit
Founder Development Arc
Six-week readiness trend · the receipts
Tier 1 · Baseline
Real Estate Capital Velocity Benchmark
How U.S. commercial real-estate capital is moving · CBRE / MSCI Real Assets · Q2 2026
Founder Calendar Hub
WORKSPACECalendar · Day-to-Day Command View
Connect once and review your investor + operating schedule at a glance.
Sun 1
No meetings
Mon 2
9:00 AM · Sponsor standup
2:00 PM · Investor prep
Tue 3
11:30 AM · Broker call
Wed 4
10:00 AM · Investor meeting
Thu 5
8:30 AM · Team sync
Fri 6
12:00 PM · Weekly review
Sat 7
Pro-forma refinement
Sun 8
No meetings
Mon 9
Investor follow-up block
Tue 10
Comp / broker call
Wed 11
Coach session
Thu 12
Capital stack workshop
Fri 13
Deal package rewrite
Sat 14
No meetings
Sun 15
No meetings
Mon 16
Team roadmap
Tue 17
Investor meeting
Wed 18
Follow-up emails
Thu 19
Diligence prep
Fri 20
Weekly BI export
Sat 21
Rest / review
Sun 22
No meetings
Mon 23
Investor warm intro
Tue 24
Pipeline cleanup
Wed 25
Deal package practice
Thu 26
Lender call
Fri 27
Coach recap
Sat 28
Offering memo polish
Sponsor Profile
Deal Readiness
62/100
▲ 8 vs. last week
Demand Evidence
4
1 more to unlock Tier 2
Sponsor Track Record
6.4/10
+1.2 from start of cohort
% of Target
60%
3 of 5 sources committed
1.1 — Sponsor Profile
Identity
Displays in header + greeting
Used by AI agents to reference what you're building in outreach, narrative, and investor matching.
Where you live. Governs banking eligibility (Mercury) and personal tax exposure - follows the sponsor.
Where the company is (or will be) registered. Governs which raise instrument is legal & customary - follows the company.
Demand Profile
Who absorbs this asset — tenants or buyers
The Raise + Capital Stack
Sources & uses, sponsor co-invest, returns
Total capital stack—%
1.2 - Sponsor Presence & Track Record
A one-line story, who's behind the deal, and your delivered track record - only the links live here.
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Sponsor Statement
One line - your strategy + track record that feeds your header
Sponsor Team
Track Record & Links
Website, portfolio & professional links only
Sponsor Scorecard
1.3 - US Entity Readiness
Set your Country of Residence, Country of Registration, and Entity Type above to see your US-entity readiness and the raise instrument that fits your jurisdiction.
Pitch Room
1.8 — Offering Portal
Offering Memorandum
OM · deal package · ask
Drop OM / deck · PDF, PPTX
Property / Walkthrough Video
Site walk · clarity · delivery
Drop video · MP4, MOV
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Offering Trajectory + AI Analysis
OM + video · week over week
Offering Score Trajectory
W12.4 / 5
W23.1 / 5
W33.8 / 5
W4—
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Narrative Builder
Story scaffolding + Coach Notes
DYVVYDX
"Why now" is the hardest question. Market timing has killed more deals than a weak pro-forma.
Coach Notes · Week 1
FROM: DYVVYDX TeamWeek 1
"Your problem statement is too broad. Narrow to one asset type and one market. We'll challenge it next session."
Narrative Output
Live scaffold you can paste into pitch/deck
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Deck Spine Check
The case, slide by slide — what's here, what's thin, what's missing
Pipeline Room — Sponsor Execution Layer
Execution-first workspace for weekly raise commitments, capital-stage tracking, and immediate coaching actions.
Raise Cadence
WORKSPACERaise Cadence Graph
Committed capital vs. the expected pace for your raise
DYVVYDX
Cadence is a signal. Investors read a raise that drifts past its own milestones as one losing momentum. Update each milestone as you hit it — the graph re-paces against the expected close.
Path to Fully Committed
WORKSPACECommitment Ladder
Stage capital · probability-weighted expectation · target coverage
Raise Target
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Weighted Expected to Fund
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Forecast Gap
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% of Target (weighted)
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Indicated Interest · ~15% likely to fund—
Soft Circle · ~40% likely to fund—
Signed Subscription · ~60% likely to fund—
Funded / In Escrow · 100% certain—
DYVVYDX
Raw pipeline flatters a raise. A signed subscription forecasts far stronger than a soft circle, and only a funded wire is certain. The weighted number is what your raise will actually close — watch the gap, not the headline.
1.3 — Learn (Raise Playbook)
This Week's Lesson
AI & the Raise · Week 1
Why a Great Pro-forma Won't Save an Unproven Sponsor
A polished model scales both sound deals and bad ones. Before you lean on the numbers, the site control must be real, the sponsor track record must be named, and every pro-forma assumption must be sourced — not guessed.
Today
Don't open a new tool. Open your pro-forma and ask: would an investor wire money into this deal at these assumptions today?
AI Tool Selector
Filter by your need
AI Implementation Lab
Learn → apply directly to your raise this week
1.4 — Weekly Raise Velocity
Investor Calls
Calls + webinars held
0
This week
Investor Conversations
Allocator talks this vs. last week
0
This week
Subscriptions Sent
Sub docs sent to investors
0
This week
Follow-ups
Follow-ups completed
0
This week
Proj. Monthly Follow-ups—
Weekly Raise Activity
Volume · operating targets · follow-through efficiency
1.5 — Commitment Pulse
Investor List
Reservations, dated
0
Total signups
Soft Commitments
Verbal / soft-circled $
0
Active commitments
Investor Calls Logged
Dated calls — log + objections
0
Sessions completed
5
DYVVYDX
A strong call with no objection logged is a flag. What did they actually push back on?
Funded / In Escrow
Capital wired to escrow
0
Investors funded
Signal: —
Committed Capital by Stage
Pipeline mix · expected funding mix · hard-commit coverage
1.6 — Weekly Check-In
Mindset Pulse
Rate where you are right now
Confidence5/10
Friction Level5/10
10 = max friction
Momentum5/10
Decision Friction
OverwhelmUnclear next stepFearDistractionResource gapsNone today
Your personalized check-in output appears here after you log your check-in.
Reflection Log
What moved, blocked, learned
Mindset Checklist
1.7 — Countdowns
Closing / Escrow
The date that matters most
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Days
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Hrs
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Min
DYVVYDX
Every day without a hard close date is a day without urgency.
Next Investor / Lender Meeting
Named party — real date
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Days
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Hrs
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Min
Custom Milestone
Next cliff
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Days
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Hrs
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Min
Capital Pipeline
WORKSPACECapital by Geography
Investor locations sized by committed capital · accreditation-verified
Bubble size = committed capital · drag to pan, scroll to zoom
CRM — Connections & Outreach
Your pipeline of people and the paths they open. Track every investor conversation, score the connections you already have, and find the shortest believable route to a fund you are targeting.
3.5 — Investor Pipeline
Track investor relationships, objections, asks, follow-up timing, and diligence motion in one operating view. This matters because investors infer momentum from clustered meetings, fast follow-ups, and visible demand signals (FOMO/herd dynamics). Use warm/cold sequencing and grouped meeting windows to strengthen perceived round velocity.
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Investor CRM Lite
Target list, stage tracking, next action
Relationship activity · automatically enriched when connected
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Outreach Engine Lite
Warm vs cold flow + follow-up cadence
Target intro
Requested
Made
Meeting
Replied
Due Today
0
Overdue
0
Replies
0
Discipline score updates as follow-ups are logged: due today, overdue, replies, and response-path completion.
Raise Board
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Raise Board
Drag an investor across stages · forecast recomputes live
Raise Target
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Weighted Expected
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Forecast Gap
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% of Target
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Non-binding stages · “Indicated Interest” never implies a commitment. Weighted forecast, not raw pipeline.
3.6 — Warm Path Engine
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A path to funding
Score your own connections · or search the DYVVYDX network
You have options here for us to find a warm path to your target fund/investor: (1) Paste the names directly, or upload the people you know — contacts, advisors, past colleagues, angels. (2) Export your LinkedIn connections or a CRM/Apollo list as CSV. We map the shortest believable path from someone you know to the fund you're targeting. (A CRM is just a richer source of that same connection list.)
Research — All Investors by Fit
The full field ranked by fit — not only the ones with a move right now. A strong score with no action shows why, so it reads as deliberate, not broken. Every row opens the firm dossier.
3.7 — Ranked Field
Your moves
All investors by fit
Research mode — the whole field ranked, including strong fits with no move to make yet. On your moves page those stay quiet; here they're visible so you can study ahead.
Sort
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Tool Hub — Integrations Workspace
Tool Hub
WORKSPACETraction Room — Tier 2 · Traction Gate
Revenue, discovery, social proof, and thesis defense. These sections are built and ready — unlock with your cohort code to activate.
2.1 — Revenue & Burn
Monthly Revenue
MRR — even $0 is logged, not hidden
ARR (auto)$0
Burn & Runway
Cash ÷ burn = months left
Runway— months
DYVVYDX
Runway under 6 months with no revenue means you're fundraising whether you planned to or not.
Unit Economics
CAC, LTV, payback
DYVVYDX
The gap between tested and assumed pricing is a DYVVYDX trigger. How do you know your price is right?
2.2 — Customer Discovery Log
Discovery Sessions
Cumulative tally + quality scoring
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Total sessions logged
3
Verbatim Quotes
Minimum 2 required — no paraphrase
2.3 — Social Signal Tracker
Social proof IS traction signal. Track weekly growth across platforms.
LinkedIn
Professional network
X / Twitter
Real-time engagement
TikTok / Reels
Short-form video
Newsletter
Email subscribers
YouTube
Long-form + shorts
Instagram
Visual + stories
2.4 — Thesis Defense Log
Investor Objections
Log every objection from real pitches
Trend Alerts
Investor thesis signals — weekly scan
AI-assisted trend scan (Phase 6). Preview cards below.
Why this matters for your raise:
Signals are weighted by your industry + stage from Founder Profile. Use "Apply Response" to update this week’s narrative before investor meetings.
Investors pulling back from B2C health apps
Relevance: 88/100
• Shift toward B2B health infrastructure
• Consumer fatigue on wellness apps
• Regulatory headwinds increasing
• Consumer fatigue on wellness apps
• Regulatory headwinds increasing
AI infrastructure funding surging 3x YoY
Relevance: 72/100
• Picks & shovels plays favored
• Application layer becoming crowded
• Differentiation = data moat
• Application layer becoming crowded
• Differentiation = data moat
Signal Room — Investor Readiness Intelligence Layer
Longitudinal intelligence across deal quality, readiness bands, and sponsor-vs-investor perception gaps. This room tracks pattern shifts, not one-off execution.
2.6 — Deal Architecture
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Deal Architect
Structure your capital stack · model sponsor & LP returns · before you commit to terms
Select Structure
Deal Inputs
2.7 — Raise Coherence
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Raise Strategist
Coherence check — does your raise hold together before you pitch it
Morgan cross-references your capital stack, asset type, and use of funds to surface coherence gaps before an investor finds them. Reads from the Deal Architect — model your stack first.
Project Stage
Asset Type
Primary Use of Funds
Offering Exemption
Minimum Check ($)
Target Allocator Count
First Capital Call
2.10 — Diligence Readiness
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Readiness Auditor
Diligence scorecard — how ready your raise is to survive investor scrutiny
Hazel scores readiness across the areas investors probe first in a real-estate raise. Rate each as an investor would, not as you hope — the gaps surfaced here are the ones a sharp investor finds in week one.
2.5 — Market Sizing
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TAM Wizard
Bottoms-up market sizing — TAM / SAM / SOM against venture scale
Top-down "1% of a huge market" claims get discounted on sight. Build it bottoms-up: real customers × real price, then the share you can reach and the share you can realistically win.
2.9 — Cap Table Hygiene
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Cap Table Hygiene
Binary diligence checks — the quiet deal-killers found late
Cap table problems rarely kill the meeting — they kill the close. Run the checks investors' counsel runs. Each is a yes / no / not sure.
2.11 — Deal Health Monitoring
Health Alerts
Leverage, DSCR, occupancy, and readiness drag
No active alerts Add operating metrics to activate deal health monitoring.
Investor-Readiness Impact
What investors infer from the alert pattern
Deal health alerts roll into the Morning Brief and Investor BI so sponsors can resolve risks before they become diligence objections.
3.1 — Pitch Intelligence & Trajectory
5-Axis Pitch Score
AI-rated per upload · 0-20 per axis
Problem Clarity14 / 20
Solution Credibility12 / 20
Market Conviction15 / 20
Ask Precision10 / 20
Delivery Confidence13 / 20
Composite Score
64 / 100
Score Trajectory
Week-over-week pitch progress
DYVVYDX
Six weeks of measurable improvement is more compelling than a one-time pitch. This chart IS your investor evidence.
3.2 — IRS Score + Delta
Investor Readiness Score
Self-score vs. DYVVYDX-generated
Your Score
72
DYVVYDX Score
58
Delta
+14
DYVVYDX
A +14 delta means you rate yourself higher than the data supports. This gap is the most valuable signal.
Angel League Eligibility
Based on IRS + curriculum
Ready for Introduction
IRS ≥ 70 + Curriculum complete + 10+ interviews
30-Day Revisit
IRS 50-69 or missing key sections
Curriculum Incomplete
Complete T1-T3 curriculum first
3.3 — Deal Intelligence
Comp Research
5 comparable raises
AI-assisted research (Phase 6)
Investor Research
Thesis, check size, portfolio gaps
Corporate Partners
Innovation arm, BD path
2.8 — Valuation Reality
Is your valuation defensible?
Your number vs the market band — a verdict you can take into the deck
Reads your raise, pre-money / cap and revenue, then checks them against current Carta benchmark bands. Tells you plainly whether your valuation sits below, inside, or above the market — and what an investor will say about it.
How Your Score is Built
DEAL MEMO ENGINEThese are calculation surfaces, not checklist text. They compile founder-entered dashboard data into investor memo output, raise coherence, valuation reality, benchmark-aware deal intelligence, trend alerts, Capital League eligibility, and separate deck/video scoring.
Pass E
Deal Memo Generator
Press Generate Investor BI Memo PDF to compile founder inputs into a polished memo.
Readiness vs Investability
Preparedness vs uncertainty reduction
Readiness
74
Investability
61
Gap
13
Show me why: evidence density, response speed, and diligence friction are suppressing investor confidence.
Diligence Friction Meter
Blockers slowing investor movement
Open
0
Due Soon
0
Overdue
0
3.8 — Analytics
Performance Dashboard
Unlocks after 10 sessions
Top IRS dimensions by improvement velocity · Best pitch version by score delta · Interview cadence vs. IRS correlation.
Sessions to Unlock
3 / 10 sessions
Weekly Summary
Auto-generated Mondays
Readiness Explainability · Show Me Why
Score movement and evidence mapping
Weekly Summary
Data Room — Diligence-Ready Assets
Data Room Completeness
0%
Offering Memorandum
OM · executive summary · deal thesis
Upload OM
Pro-forma / Underwriting
NOI · cap rate · DSCR · IRR sensitivities
Upload underwriting
Sources & Uses
Capital stack · waterfall · distributions
Upload sources & uses
PSA / Site Control
Ownership · option · purchase agreement · lease
Upload control documents
Rent Roll & Comps
Leases · rent/sale comps · absorption
Upload rent roll and comps
Sponsor Track Record
Realized deals · AUM · references · team
Upload sponsor record
Entity & Offering Legal
PPM · subscription · operating agreement
Upload legal documents
Third-Party Reports
Appraisal · environmental · inspection · title
Upload third-party reports
DYVVYDX
Each document carries source, verification status, as-of date, and responsible owner. Site-control evidence is required before the deal can become fundable.
3.4 — Deal Memo
Your deal, in an investor’s words
Verdict → scenarios → failure modes → evidence
This is your deal, seen from the other side of the table. Before you ever walk into a room, a partner writes you up in an internal decision memo like this one — a verdict (proceed, watch, or defer), the scenarios they’ll model, the failure modes they’ll probe, and an evidence check on what you can actually back up. We surface it here so you can read yourself the way they will — and close what’s weak before it costs you the meeting.
2.12 — Diligence Tracker Lite
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New Diligence Request
Track asks + response SLA
Open Diligence Items
On Track · Due Soon · Overdue
2.13 — Data Room Intelligence
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The Intelligence Pipeline
Upload, Track, Signal, Nudge · how document views become follow-ups
Coach Notes - Founder OS Team Thread
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Operating State Upgrade
Humanized check-in guidance surfaced here in real time
Log a check-in to generate your personalized operating-state guidance.
⏳ Needs Response
✅ Responded
🔒 Closed
Pinned Weekly Priority: finalize investor follow-up narrative · Response Due: 48h · Response Latency Trend: — · Accountability Consistency: — · Coachability Contribution: —
Bi-directional async coaching. Your Founder OS team leaves notes weekly. Respond before your next session.
Investor Companion — Standardized Diligence Snapshot
Companion view for founder data already captured across the dashboard. Uses the existing Export Investor BI button in top bar for downloadable investor packet output.
Fundability Score v1
Traction · Efficiency · Diligence · Narrative · Investor Fit
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Traction0
Efficiency0
Diligence0
Narrative0
Investor Fit0
Explainability
Why score changed this week
Up drivers will appear here.
Down drivers will appear here.
Top 3 Actions (14 days)
Complete profile to generate actions.
Market Pulse
Live + cached signal layer
A live read on funding conditions for your stage and sector — what's getting funded and at what terms right now. Use it to time your raise and benchmark your ask against today's market, not last year's.
Runway Boost + New Funds
Grants, credits & new funds
Surfaces non-dilutive runway extenders (grants, credits, programs) and newly active funds matching your stage and sector — extend runway and find fresh capital without giving up equity. Live scanning of new grants & funds goes live in Phase 3; today it shows a curated working set.
Diligence Snapshot
Standardized investor-ready summary
3.7 — Investor Console
The other side of the table
Preview · how an investor sees DYVVYDX · sample data
A front-end preview of the investor-facing dashboard (Capital League). The investor picks their path and the board shows only what matters to them. Sample data for demos — the live, wired version arrives in Phase 3.
Investor Audit — Warm-path moat
A deep audit of a specific investor or fund you're seriously considering — or already in conversation with. It scores the fit, reads your leverage, maps the warmest path in, and drafts your approach — so you walk into the conversation with confidence instead of guesswork.
Investor Audit
Target Fund Analyzer
Enter a fund, import connections, then run the audit. The output answers: should I pursue this fund, and how do I approach them?
—/100 fit
Ask Donovan how to run this audit →
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Ask Hazel about qualification & readiness →