Thesis
Your bar as a versioned spec — sectors, stages, geos, ticket, exclusions — that the brain screens and learns against.
Every investor and founder in the VNTR network gets an agent that helps them connect, match, share, and keep each other updated — so attention goes to relationships and decisions, not deal flow.
Permissioned software infrastructure. You decide, sign, and move the money.
01 — What it is
VNTR OS is the system of record for relationships in private capital — the graph of who knows, backs, and co-invests with whom. The agents are how you use it: they surface who is worth meeting, run the diligence on deals that flow through those relationships, and keep everyone updated. The network is the substance. The agents are the interface.
Your thesis lives as a versioned spec — not a filter you set once, but a mandate the brain screens against and refines as you decide. The longer you use it, the better it knows your taste.
02 — How the loop runs
One loop for the whole relationship — find the people worth knowing, get matched to the ones you would miss, share what is worth sharing, and keep each other current as it moves.
Build a Circle — your trust graph of accepted connections, mutuals, and co-investors, in one place.
The brain ranks members and co-investors worth meeting and tells you why — proactively, not on demand.
Pass a deck into a member's pipeline, or intro a company into their thesis — sharing as a relationship act.
Report once and push to everyone who needs it — portfolio health, the round, the ask, kept current.
03 — The signature move
Matches reads the whole network and brings you a ranked list of members and co-investors worth knowing — each with a short, specific “why this person, for you” line, not a generic overlap. You review the card and connect; the relationship is yours from there.
Members
Co-investors
Live for paid members, with a free teaser. The “why” is concrete and asymmetry-aware — never “you both invest in technology.”
04 — One surface of the relationship
When a deal flows through a connection, the deal loop runs underneath it: your thesis is a versioned spec, Screen takes a fast first pass on every inbound, the diligence dimensions go deep on what clears the bar, and the memo is drafted for your read — every claim with its source and a confidence score.
It is depth on demand, behind your intent — not the headline. The relationship is the headline; the deal is one thing that happens inside it.
Every inbound deck is also a contact: the brain extracts the founder and invites them in — “your startup landed in an investor's agent OS, register to track progress” — so deal intake grows the network.
versioned thesis · Screen · diligence dimensions · Investment Memo
05 — Two ways in
Pick the seat you are sitting in. The graph is shared; the agents work for your side of it.
06 — The roster
On top of your personal orchestrator you turn on the specialists you need — each with one job and one clear output. The relationship agents lead, with the deal loop underneath.
Your bar as a versioned spec — sectors, stages, geos, ticket, exclusions — that the brain screens and learns against.
Reads the whole network and ranks the members and co-investors worth meeting — each with a specific reason it picked them for you.
Maps and warms your network — who knows whom, and the warm path to anyone worth reaching.
Routes a deck into the right member's pipeline and brokers warm intros across the graph — every share attributable.
Brings the co-investors you trust into a deal and coordinates the look — the people whose judgment you want in the room.
Report once, push to everyone who needs it — portfolio health, the round, the ask, kept current across your network.
Surfaces the rooms worth being in and who to meet there — turning an event into connections that last.
Turns every inbound deck into a contact — extracts the founder and invites them into your network.
Captures inbound across email, web, and chat — parses decks, dedups, structures.
A fast thesis-match and red-flag gate on every inbound — a one-line verdict and a score.
Runs the diligence dimensions — market, team, product, traction, risk — each with sources and a confidence score.
Writes the memo, thesis-matched, sourced, and scored, ready for your read.
Reads a founder's deck and gives a fair read: what is strong, what is weak.
Tracks holdings with health and MOIC, flags positions gone quiet, and surfaces who can help each one.
Schedules meetings and keeps every thread warm and on time — drafted for your approval.
Prepares board materials and tracks the cadence and the asks.
Coordinates the mechanics of a deal. You sign; you move the money.
07 — The substrate
VNTR OS runs on a community that already moves capital. The graph is real before the software touches it — and it compounds chapter by chapter.
investors across the network
countries represented
local chapters
events a year
08 — Where it runs
Start in the web cabinet today. Bring your own agents over MCP, and reach the brain from Telegram.
The cabinet — talk to your orchestrator, review the exceptions, manage the Brain. Live now.
Point Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client at the network.
Forward a deck, ask the brain, approve an action — by text and voice.
09 — Pricing
Investors run one persistent agent at $100/mo — Matches, your Circle, and the full roster. Founders choose their intent: an invited send is free, or run a real distribution. Pilots are comped while we onboard.
Your own persistent agent and your whole Circle — it surfaces who is worth meeting, screens inbound against your thesis, and keeps your relationships current.
Choose your intent — an invited send is free, or run a real distribution to every investor agent whose thesis fits. Full breakdown on the founder page.