Every platform helps you screen a deal — none grades the screener. Type any of the priced pre-IPO roster and get the evidence, composed: the live QL Mark vs the last round, exit odds, liquidity odds, observed secondary prints and the Distress Tape — every line with its source. Then seal your read: interesting or pass, SHA-256 hash-chained, timestamped before the outcome, graded by observable events. Your diligence becomes a public, verifiable screening record — the thing every emerging manager wishes they could show an LP. Draft the memo in the Investor Workbench; seal the screen here.
Everyone screens three example names in full (openai, spacex, anthropic); QuantLogix Institutional unlocks the whole priced roster and sealing. The screen is an evidence balance, never advice — a pillar with no evidence says so.
The sealed Exit Odds vector for this name — the same forward-graded model whose public record lives at /exit-odds.
Five evidence pillars, 0–100. Hover any bar for the number.
A seeded Monte-Carlo illustration (3,000 runs, deterministic per name): each run draws an outcome from the odds above and a value multiple from documented class-conditional bands, widened when the mark's confidence is low. Drag the sliders — it re-runs instantly. An illustration of the odds, not a forecast.
Freeze your stance over today's evidence. The seal is SHA-256 hash-chained and public under your anonymous handle; the tape grades it — interesting hits on IPO / acquisition / up round, pass hits on a down round or shutdown, quiet at 365 days is a push. Nothing is ever rewritten.
| Sealed | Company | Stance | Mark at seal | Mark move | Outcome | Verdict |
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Five pillars from the platform's own graded surfaces — mark, momentum, exit, liquidity, risk — each line naming its source. No evidence, no grade.
Your stance and note are SHA-256 hashed over the screen's headline numbers and chained to the previous seal. Anyone with the permalink can detect a rewrite.
IPOs and acquisitions from the identity ledger, disclosed repricings, confirmed shutdowns from the Distress Tape. Quiet at the horizon is a push — never a free win.
Hits and misses, equal billing, under an anonymous deterministic handle. Share any permalink — the first verifiable screening record in private markets.
QL Deal Screen is educational research, not investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. Screens compose model outputs (the QL Mark is not a traded price; odds are model probabilities with published records); the outcome simulation is a seeded illustration of those published odds under documented scenario bands, not a forecast. Private-company data is compiled from public sources believed reliable but not guaranteed.
A deal-screening tool for private markets. It composes the evidence QuantLogix already maintains on roughly 1,700 priced pre-IPO companies — the QL Mark vs the last round, exit odds, liquidity odds, observed secondary prints and the Distress Tape — into a five-pillar screen where every line names its source. A pillar with no evidence says so; nothing is invented.
Sealing freezes your stance (interesting or pass) and a one-line thesis over the screen’s headline numbers, SHA-256 hash-chained and timestamped before the outcome. The seal gets a public permalink and is graded by observable events — IPOs, acquisitions, disclosed repricings, confirmed shutdowns — over 365 days. Quiet at the horizon is a push, never a win.
Angels, family offices and emerging fund managers. A sealed, tape-graded screening record — hits and misses, equal billing — is verifiable proof of judgment, which is what LPs ask first-time managers for. Three example names are free to screen in full; the whole roster and sealing are part of QuantLogix Institutional.