Know what's working across your portfolio
With the founder's agreement, Decided talks to each company's leaders weekly. You see which teams are executing and who owns what, with nothing for founders to fill in.
"Honestly, three months later is too late. We'd have a board meeting, everything's on track, and a month after that I'm asking the founder, why didn't you tell me? With Decided, I hear about it the week it happens. And it's facts, not opinions." How Decided helps:
GP, early-stage fund
Illustrative exampleSee which companies can return the fund
Two or three companies will return your fund. In the board deck they look like the rest of the portfolio for a year. Inside the team, they don't.
Find your fund returners early
The difference shows inside the team long before it shows in the deck: one plan, one owner per priority, decisions closed within the week.
Double down on teams that execute
Not every portfolio company deserves more capital. Before the next reserve check, you see what each team shipped against the plan it pitched, so you don't find out later that you overpaid.
Stay in sync with founders
You and the founder are in this for the life of the fund. You both see the same facts every week, so nobody walks into a board meeting asking "Why didn't you tell me?"
Walk into every board meeting already knowing
With the founder's agreement, Clara, Decided's AI interviewer, runs a weekly voice check-in with each company's leaders. She asks what changed, what's blocked and what needs a decision. You see what happened, what hasn't and who owns it across the fund, never transcripts.
The alignment map puts the plan from the board deck next to the plan each team is actually running. You see where the two match and where they don't.
Every week: what changed, what's blocked, who each decision is waiting on. Per company and across the portfolio.
At the next check-in Clara asks whether the decision was made and who owns the next step. An item stays open until the team closes it, not until the deck says so.
Case studies
A $200M fund knows where to double down
Don't put your capital at risk on last quarter's deck
A large part of the fund sits in reserves for companies you already own. Every follow-on is a bet on the team's ability to execute. Stay in your best deals, and make the call on this week's facts.
Built for investors who hate surprises
- ✓Nothing for founders to fill in. No forms, no monthly upload, no reminders to chase.
- ✓Facts, not scores. Decided doesn't rate the CEO. It shows what happened and what hasn't.
- ✓Founders agree on the rules first. They decide with you what the fund sees.
- ✓Patterns, not transcripts. No one's answers are shown to the fund.
- ✓One view of the whole fund. Per company and across the portfolio.
- ✓Calendar only. Check-ins arrive in Google Calendar or Outlook. Nothing else to install.
What partners ask before they bring it to their founders
Will our founders agree?
It saves them work: no monthly upload, fewer catch-up calls from the fund, and board meetings spent on decisions. They see everything first and agree with you on what the fund sees.
How is this different from portfolio monitoring tools?
Most of them ask founders to upload numbers every month. Decided talks to the teams and shows what's behind the numbers. Founders fill in nothing.
Can we see individual answers?
No. The fund sees patterns, not what any one person said.
Is this a score for the CEO?
No. Decided shows facts: what happened, what hasn't, who owns it. You and the founder decide what to do.
Do we need the whole portfolio?
No. Start with the companies where the next reserve check is closest.
Does this replace board meetings?
No. It makes them shorter: the update is done before you sit down, so the meeting is spent on decisions.