Investors
What you can see
What is open now, and what appears only with a founder’s consent.
Today an investor can read how WE helps a founder prepare evidence. A company appears only when its founder has agreed in writing.
Open now
| Page | What it is |
|---|---|
| A readiness checklist | A list of the evidence an investor commonly asks for, so a founder can see the gaps. |
| A seed data room | A guide to organizing and keeping current the documents an investor reads. |
| Investor updates | A consistent shape for the regular update a founder sends to people who have backed the company. |
| Plain explanations | Generic, sourced explanations of terms such as SAFEs. They describe the instrument and do not describe any deal. |
Shown only with consent
A company appears only when its founder has agreed in writing. The written record names each permission.
| Permission | What it lets WE show |
|---|---|
| Name | The company’s name appears on the page. |
| Description | A one-line description and the company’s stage appear on the page. |
| Website | A link to the company’s own site appears on the page. |
| Meeting investors | The founder agrees to meet investors who ask. |
Companies listed now
No company is listed yet. WE lists a company here only with its founder's written consent.
What WE cannot show
- WE cannot show a company that has not agreed.
- WE does not verify a company’s statements. They remain that company’s own.
Tell WE what you look for
Share the stages and sectors you follow. This is an expression of interest, not a commitment from either side.