The tracked private-company universe as one map. Every tile is a company — sized by its latest valuation, colored by how its secondary marks are moving, and labeled with the most recent secondary price per share. Where the public-market heatmap shows today's tape, this shows where private buyers are actually clearing: premiums the market pays above the last round, and marks it refuses to honor.
Tile area is the company's most recent disclosed or reported valuation, grouped by sector — so the map's real estate is the private market's capital, not its logo count. Color is movement in the secondary market: what accredited buyers pay for existing shares between primary rounds. The dollar figure on each tile is the latest implied per-share secondary price. Click any tile for the company's full profile.