Investors invite founders
Share one link and pull founders in to pitch directly into your brain — every invite widens the graph.
The network
The network is the product.
VNTR OS is the system of record for relationships in private capital — who knows, backs, and co-invests with whom. The agents are the interface; the graph is the substance. This is the graph.
01 — The trust graph
Your Circle is the foundation.
Every relationship starts as an accepted connection. Your Circle holds them — co-investors, founders, mutuals — as a real graph, not a contact list: who you know in common, who can warm a path, who can help a company you back. Contacts open up once a connection is accepted, and every connection is consented on both sides.
Circle · accepted connections · mutuals · who-can-help
02 — Proactive matching
It tells you who to meet, and why.
Matches ranks the whole network and brings you the members and co-investors worth knowing — each with a short, specific reason it chose them for you. The “why” is the whole point: concrete and asymmetry-aware, the kind a thoughtful mutual friend would give, never a generic overlap. You review the card and connect.
“Both back seed-stage AI infra in Europe — you bring the US enterprise network they do not have yet.”
Live for paid members, with a free teaser. Refreshed when you join and daily after — so new members surface as the graph grows.
03 — Sharing, with a record
A share is a relationship move.
Pass a deck into a member's pipeline, intro a company into an investor's thesis, or invite co-investors into a deal you are running. Each one travels through the graph as a warm, attributable act — the receiver sees who sent it and why, and a company intro lands screened against their thesis rather than as cold noise.
company intros · deck shares · co-invest invites
04 — The substrate
The graph is already dense.
The network is real before the software touches it — a community that already moves capital, compounding chapter by chapter.
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05 — How the graph grows
Three loops that compound.
The network grows the way trust does — by referral, from every side.
Founders send to one investor
A founder sends a deck to a single investor — private, single-use, expiring — and a new edge is drawn.
Investors invite co-investors
Invite the co-investors you trust to look and co-invest with you — peer to peer, the trust graph thickens.