The AI capital network. Founders raise, investors discover. Live pitch shows: eight minutes, running product, no slides.
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Tonight 8pm Dubai / 12pm ET: 5 founders demo live on Roundly. Running product, no slides. (One is our founder's own.)
Roundly: publish your round free, get matched against 1,711 imported investor firm records, and approve every AI-drafted email.
roundly.vc/live/roundly-live…
Four founders demo live tomorrow, 4pm UTC.
Hologadium. Instantly Organic BioFuel. Cura AI Labs. PoCWorks.
Eight minutes each, running product on screen, no slides. Then questions from whoever is in the room.
Free to watch:
roundly.vc/live/roundly-live…
Three founders raising on Roundly this week.
Real rounds, published by the founders themselves: what they are building, what they are asking for, and the evidence behind it.
No decks read aloud.
Hailo — $430K pre-seed
An intelligence layer for the global Church. Churches generate real data across attendance, giving and communication, and almost none of it gets used.
roundly.vc/startups/hailo
Publishing a round is free and stays free.
You write what you are building, what you are raising and the evidence behind it. Investors who have defined a thesis discover it, and you approve every introduction, so you decide who you meet.
roundly.vc
We hold contact data for 1,711 VC firms.
1,097 of them have exactly one reachable person.
Not a team. Not a partner list. One human.
So for most firms on your list, you get one email to one inbox. Sending more is not the lever. Sending the right one is.
Building Roundly for the “how did I not have this sooner?” moment in fundraising: an AI agent that finds fit investors, writes the first-pass outreach, and keeps the reply-to-meeting loop moving. roundly.vc/?utm_source=x&utm…
We build AI for fundraising. Here is the part we refuse to automate.
The send.
AI can draft against an investor's actual thesis. It cannot decide that this person should hear from you today, in your voice, about this round.
Every email waits for the founder to approve it.
roundly.vc/blog/fundraising-…
Fundraising advice says: list 200 investors, work through it.
We indexed 1,711 VC firms. 83% name three sectors or fewer.
Most of that list was never going to care. That isn't rejection. It's a category error.
Publish your round once. Matching investors find you.
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Four founders demo live this Friday, 16:00 UTC. Eight minutes each, running product, no slides.
PoCWorks. BYF Play. BigPool. Hailo.
If you back pre-seed or seed and would rather watch someone build than read a deck:
roundly.vc/live/roundly-live…
Fundraising will become an AI-native workflow.
Not because founders want more tools.
Because the process has too many repetitive, context-heavy steps for spreadsheets and inbox memory to handle well.
What Roundly is built to do:
Take a founder brief.
Understand the round.
Find thesis-fit investors.
Explain the match.
Draft the outreach.
Track the replies.
Keep the founder in control.
That is the category we care about: AI agents that operate real business workflows, not just chat about them.
The important part: external actions stay approval-gated. Roundly can prepare the work. Founders stay in control of what gets sent or shared.
From there, it ranks investors against the round thesis, shows fit evidence, drafts outreach, and keeps the next actions visible.
Roundly starts with company context: what you are building, your round, traction, deck, thesis, ideal investors, and exclusions.
Fundraising breaks because the work is scattered.
Investor research in one tab. Outreach in another. Follow-ups in a calendar. Pipeline in a spreadsheet. Diligence in email.
Founders need a fundraising operating system.