Your dealflow stops living in a spreadsheet
Receive projects with the file already structured, evaluate against criteria you define, and take a closed pack to the committee. No chasing decks by email.
Three things that cost you weeks today
Evaluating without shared criteria
Every analyst scores their own way. Trakelt applies your thesis with weights you define, and leaves the trace of how each number came out.
Chasing documentation
The startup keeps its file alive: cap table, metrics and documents. You request access and you have it, with an audit of who saw what.
Assembling the committee pack
Metrics, team consensus and thesis in a printable memo. Generated from the file, not from copy and paste.
Dealflow arrives better because the rest of the ecosystem is already inside
The startups that reach you do not come from a form: they arrive with the file already done. Many from programs where they have spent months working with mentors; others on their own. Either way the work is done before you look at it.
And what you have already invested in lives here too
Dealflow is half the job. The other half is what happens after signing.
A portfolio with numbers
Position, MOIC and current value of each company, and how it has moved since you came in. Without rebuilding the spreadsheet every quarter.
The startup keeps you posted
It updates its cap table and metrics for everyone at once, and sends you its quarterly report by link. You see it when it happens, not at the annual meeting.
Follow-on with criteria
When it opens the next round you already know how it went, what it promised and what it delivered.
AI for startups, mentoring and investment
Trakelt AI spots what is missing, drafts memos and reports, and explains valuations. It proposes; a person decides. And when someone departs from what it proposed, the reason is recorded. Anything carrying your startup's or your fund's data only goes to paid AI services, under a confidentiality contract and never used to train their models.
Startup analysis & valuation with AI
Calculate indicative valuations based on financial models and traction metrics with structured explanations.
Investment memo drafts with AI
Generate structured thesis drafts and pre-screen pitch decks, speeding up deal review for analysts.
Programme performance review
Prepares a draft review of each startup from its milestones, incidents and its mentors' session reports, for the accelerator to review and sign. A fund only sees what the startup chooses to share.
From fundraising rounds to investment committee
Manage the entire deal lifecycle. Set up active rounds, invite investors to your secure deal room, share due diligence materials, draft collaboration terms, and automatically bundle evaluation packages for the final investment committee.
Fundraising rounds and dealflow
Receive applications through a public form or a widget on your fund's website, and track every deal with its commitments, term sheets and soft commitments.
Due diligence and data room
Structured folders for legal, financial, and tech audits, with granular access control.
Investment memo and committee pack
Consolidate startup metrics, analyst consensus, and investment thesis into a printable PDF package.
Accelerator program management
Run your programs, cohorts and mentors in one place, with a trail of every session, milestone and hour in the budget. When whoever funds the program asks for accountability, the report comes from the program, not from a spreadsheet.
Cohort tracking & milestones
Define goals, view startup deliverables, and trigger early warning alerts on delayed projects.
Mentoring management & schedules
Assign mentors with their hours budget, review session reports and schedule meetings with startups, mentors and your team.
Open call and Demo Day
Publish your open call with its rules, dates and application form, and the edition page with Demo Day registration.
Performance review and certificate
Each startup's performance review on screen, as PDF or ZIP, to report to whoever funds the program, and a certificate with your logo and a QR code that verifies it.
Data, permissions and traceability
Everyone sees their own: permissions keep startups, analysts, mentors and investors apart, and every access, change and analysis is logged. What a startup shares is its call: it chooses what is shown and to whom, and can withdraw it at any time.
Granular role permissions
Separate startup, analyst, mentor, and investor access to prevent leakages.
Full audit log trail
Keep a timeline of who accessed and updated data rooms, documents, and valuations.
How many months of cash do you have left?
Your numbers and six questions: how long you last, how much to ask for, at what valuation and how an investor would see you. And in your report, your round calendar. No sign-up.
Insights & operating guide
Discover how Trakelt solves the main bottlenecks of the startup and investment ecosystem.
The silent chaos of dealflow: why the best deals are lost before signing
We analyze the invisible costs of disorganization in deck intake, fundraising tracking, and how generic tools damage investment timing.
Read article →Four profiles, one platform: how Trakelt connects the investment ecosystem
We explain how startups, investors, accelerators, and mentors interact within a unified workspace without losing their workflow specificity.
Read article →Raising without friction: how Trakelt works for startups
A detailed guide to the round flow, deal room, valuation calculation and direct interaction with accredited investors.
Read article →Skill or luck: the post-mortem no investment group runs
Every fund says it learns from its mistakes and almost none measures it. How Trakelt cross-checks every real exit against what the committee decided, and corrects the method.
Read article →The thesis nobody applies: from document to working criteria
Weighted criteria that have to add up to 100, and a simulator that re-scores your own historical dealflow with the new weights before you commit to them.
Read article →Nobody remembers why you passed: the committee as a record
Quorum, separation of duties and reasoned votes. What you need to be able to show when an LP or a public funding body asks.
Read article →The NAV that writes itself
Closing the quarter without asking twenty founders for the valuation of their latest round.
Read article →What the AI sees of your startups, and what it does not
Which data reaches the model, what happens when the analysis is unreliable, and why the decision is not automated.
Read article →A figure with no source does not hold up
Your figures in one place, month by month, with their source. What an investor reads before asking for the deck.
Read article →A fund does not invest in an idea. It invests in a plan that adds up
The five questions a fund asks your plan: does it balance, which one is the real one, does your round cover it, are you keeping to it, what did you change.
Read article →A number with no method behind it leaves you with no arguments
You ask for 4.5 million and your data backs about 2: what each method says, why one and not the average, and what to do with the gap.
Read article →The deck written from your data, not from your memory
Sixteen slides and an executive summary built from your profile, and before you show anything, what your data supports and what it does not.
Read article →A declared commitment is not money
A cap table that adds up, and commitments split into declared, documented, verified and executed. Only the last one counts.
Coming soonThe investor who is not on Trakelt
A link for someone with no account, with who opened it and when, and the report the startup writes for its shareholders and angels.
Coming soonFrequently asked questions about Trakelt
What is Trakelt?
Trakelt is a SaaS operating system that connects startups, mentors, accelerators, and investors in a single digital space to manage dealflow, mentoring sessions, valuations, and investment committees.
Who is Trakelt for?
It is designed for incubators, startup accelerators, venture capital funds, business angels syndicates, professional mentors, and founders looking to manage their programs and fundraising rounds.
Can startups seek investment using Trakelt?
Yes. Startups build their investor profile, generate the deck and one-pager from their data, keep their financial plan and cash flow, compare their valuation with what the market pays, and share what they choose by link, including with people who have no account.
Does Trakelt work for accelerator programs?
Yes. It covers cohorts, mentors and hour budgets, session reports, calendar and meetings, the program's public open call, the edition page with its Demo Day, and each startup's performance review and certificate.
Is it useful for business angels and VC funds?
Yes. Investors receive applications by form or widget, access what each startup shares with them, draft investment memos, prepare committee packs and track their portfolio companies.
What is the role of AI in Trakelt?
Trakelt AI helps pre-screen projects, draft memos and programme performance reviews, and explain indicative valuations. Anything carrying private data only goes to paid AI services under a confidentiality contract. The decision always rests with a person.
Does the AI decide which startups get funded?
No. Trakelt AI only offers data co-processing, analysis, and draft templates. All decisions, weights, and evaluation metrics remain 100% under human control.
Can I manage funding rounds?
Yes, the platform enables startups to create rounds, set up soft commitments, track terms, and manage due diligence materials securely.
Can I generate investment memos?
Yes, investment managers can automatically draft, edit, and approve investment memos based on startup data rooms and analyst evaluations.
Which languages is Trakelt available in?
English, Spanish and Portuguese, including user dashboards, email notifications, the documents it generates and the tutorials.
The startup chooses who it works with
It can go alone, lean on a mentor or join a program. In all three the file belongs to the startup and it shares it with whoever it wants: what changes is how much it carries.
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