Most investor lists are museums — who wrote a check once. This graph ranks who is genuinely likely to write one now: deployment pace derived from real funding events across the private-company roster, estimated dry powder by fund vintage, a competitor conflict screen against each firm's actual portfolio, and warm-intro paths from the investors you already know through their co-investor syndicates. Every score explains itself. Generic co-investor mapping lives in the Syndicate Graph — this page points it at your raise.
Sector, stage, and geography set the fit universe; the firms you already know are excluded as targets and become your warm-intro starting points instead. Saved locally in your browser only.
Counted from real roster funding events (leads on every dated round; participation counted conservatively).
Estimated remaining capital is a model — straight-line 3.5-year deployment of the active fund where a vintage is on file, AUM÷12 as the coarse fallback. Labeled per row.
Pick a target; the graph walks the co-investor syndicates from each firm you already know until it reaches them. Bridging chips are the shared portfolio companies that make each hop a real relationship, not a cold email.
The honest ledger behind every number on this page. If a figure is an estimate, it says so where it appears — this tab is the full accounting.
Base fit is the same sector/stage/geography core as Founder Match. On top: deployment status (+18 deploying / +10 active / −8 quiet), dry-powder freshness (+12 fresh / +6 mid / −10 exhausted), check-size fit vs your round (+10 can lead / +5 co-investor / −6 too big), portfolio adjacency (+8 already underwrites your space), and a competitor conflict (−25, flagged in red — a firm backing your competitor is far likelier to pass, and your deck is information). Scores normalize to 0–100 within your result set; every point carries a written reason on the card.
Syndicate Graph (/syndicate-graph) owns generic co-investor mapping — who invests alongside whom, market-wide. This page imports that graph and points it at one question: from the investors you already know, who can walk you into your target?
Founder Match supplies the fit core (sector/stage/geo); Capital Bridge supplies check-size capacity and the demo raise. The Investor Graph adds the time axis: is this firm actually deploying, and does it still have a fund to deploy from?
What this is not — an introduction service, an offer of securities, or a claim about any firm's actual pipeline. Deployment counts are a conservative floor from roster data; dry powder is a labeled model.
Educational research tool. Likelihood scores, deployment statuses, and dry-powder figures are computed from the public roster datasets and labeled models shown; they are not investment advice, a solicitation, or a statement of any firm's intent. The demo company is invented; real firm names appear only where the datasets tie them to recorded funding events or portfolio holdings.