Where the signals come from.
We index capital-raising events from public filings and registries, resolve them to a single company record, and score how confident we are that a round is real — so you find deals before they are announced.
Every kind of capital, not just startups.
A $200B infrastructure fund and a $100K seed round both belong. We categorise each record so you can tell at a glance what you are looking at — and filter for exactly your thesis.
Company raises
179Startups and operating companies reporting or announcing a round.
Investment funds
95Other pooled capital vehicles raising.
Venture funds
77New VC vehicles filing to raise from limited partners.
Private equity
69Buyout and growth-equity funds forming.
Hedge funds
46Pooled investment vehicles and their filings.
Real estate
43Property and infrastructure capital events.
Parsed from the primary record.
Today we index U.S. SEC EDGAR filings twice a day — the highest-confidence signal layer. Coverage is expanding to more U.S. sources, then international registries, hiring velocity, grants, and web telemetry.
SEC EDGAR — Form D
Private placements — reports capital already raised.
SEC EDGAR — Form C / C-U
Reg CF crowdfunding — targets, then confirmed raises.
Registries · grants · web signals
Companies House, EU registers, SBIR/Horizon, hiring velocity and more.
Confidence you can act on.
Every signal carries a 0–100 confidence score. We show you exactly what raised it and what is still unknown.
High confidence
A direct filing, or multiple corroborating signals.
Medium confidence
One strong signal plus secondary corroboration.
Emerging signal
A single source or indirect momentum only.
We label what we know — and what we do not.
Syndicated signals are not verified by the company. We make that distinction clear on every card, listing, and export.
Source provenance
Every record links the exact filing it was parsed from, with its date.
Known gaps
We show what the public record does not tell us, rather than hiding it.
No fabricated numbers
Targets are labelled as targets. We never say “raised” until it is confirmed.
Founder override
Companies can claim a record and replace inferred data with verified facts.
