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Never lose the deal you already saw.

IQ screens the inbound, remembers every founder, and drafts the memo with its sources attached, so the partnership spends its judgement on the deals that deserve it.

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A desk stacked with inbound reading

The problem

The deal you missed was in your inbox the whole time.

Inbound outruns any partnership. Decks pile up, calls blur together, and the firm’s memory of a founder lives in whoever happened to meet them.

01

Screen the inbound

Volume is the enemy.

Every deck lands in one queue and is read against your thesis. What fits is flagged. What does not is passed with a reason you can defend a year later.

02

Remember every founder

The firm’s memory, not a partner’s.

Meetings, emails and old decks attach to the company. When the founder comes back a year later, the whole history is one question away.

03

Prep the partner meeting

Monday, prepared.

Before the partnership meets, the pipeline is summarised, open questions are surfaced and every deal has a proposed next step. The partners decide.

04

Draft the memo

Cited, or it says so.

The IC memo drafts from the corpus, every figure cited back to the deck, the call or the data room. What the corpus cannot support is marked, not smoothed over.

The questions firms actually ask.

We already run a CRM.

Keep it. IQ connects to the stack you have and works on top of it. The CRM stays the system of record; IQ carries the reading, the memory and the drafting.

Our edge is judgement. Why would we automate it?

IQ does not make calls. It prepares, cites and logs so the partnership spends its judgement where it matters. The investor decides.

What does it cost?

Pricing is agreed per cohort, not from a rate card. Join the waitlist and we will talk specifics when a seat opens.

How does the firm’s data stay ours?

Your corpus is isolated to your firm and never trains any model, ours or anyone else’s. MNPI is classified at ingest and excluded from retrieval. The trust page carries the architecture.