For VCs & accelerators
Know what
you're investing in.
Technical due diligence before you wire the money, and an on-demand technical team for portfolio companies between rounds. Written reports, not vibes.
01 - The situation
The deck says AI platform. The repo says weekend project.
What funds run into
- Investment decisions made without anyone reading the code
- Portfolio companies missing milestones for technical reasons nobody flagged
- Founders who can sell but can't hire or evaluate engineers
- Technical debt surfacing during the next round's due diligence
What we provide
- Pre-investment code, architecture, and team reviews with a written report
- An on-call technical partner your portfolio founders can actually reach
- MVP sprints for portfolio companies that need to show traction
- Honest assessments - including when the answer is 'don't invest'
02 - What we offer
Three services for venture capital funds and accelerators
01
Technical due diligence
A structured review of a target's codebase, architecture, and engineering team before you invest.
What it is
We read the code, examine the infrastructure, interview the technical team, and check whether the architecture supports the growth story in the deck.
What you get
A written report with findings, risks, and remediation costs - in language an investment committee can use directly.
02
Portfolio technical partner
On-demand technical leadership - fractional CTO support - for portfolio companies without a strong CTO.
What it is
Architecture reviews, hiring support, vendor evaluation, and a senior engineer your founders can call before they sign something expensive.
What you get
Fewer milestone misses for technical reasons, and founders who make build-vs-buy decisions with someone who has built before.
03
Portfolio MVP sprints
Our 4-6 week MVP sprint, available to your portfolio and accelerator cohorts.
What it is
The same fixed-scope sprint we run for startups directly: from validated idea to deployed product, codebase, and roadmap.
What you get
Portfolio companies reach demo day or the next round with a live product. Cohort pricing available for accelerators.
03 - Due diligence
How a technical due diligence review runs
Scanning the codebase. structure, dependencies, and commit history.
Access & scope
We agree on scope and get read access to the repository and infrastructure. NDA as standard.
Review
Source code quality, architecture, security posture, infrastructure costs, and team interviews. Typically one to two weeks.
Report
A written technical due diligence report with severity ratings, estimated remediation effort, and how the tech maps to the business plan.
Debrief
A call with your team to walk through the findings and answer the committee's questions.
A deal on your desk?
Talk to us before the term sheet. A review takes one to two weeks and tends to pay for itself in negotiation alone.