This is what most portfolios look like today.
Founder updates arrive as scattered email threads, if they arrive at all: inconsistent numbers, wrong attachments, questions that sit unanswered for days. Quantro turns that into one structured, live record for every company you've backed.
"Q4 was our best quarter yet. We closed 3 enterprise deals, launched the API, and expanded the team with two senior engineers…"
"Q4 was our best quarter yet. We closed 3 enterprise deals, launched the API, and expanded the team with two senior engineers…"
Catch the risk before it costs you.
Track TVPI, DPI, and RVPI across your entire portfolio: the same institutional metrics used by professional funds. Risk Signals surface accrual-ratio warnings on companies whose reported earnings don't match cash reality.
- TVPI, DPI & RVPI return metrics, per company and portfolio-wide
- Risk Signals: accrual-ratio early warning on at-risk companies
- HHI concentration risk score with diversification grade
Structured updates, straight from every founder
No more chasing. Founders build a structured update (KPIs, a note, key milestones) and it lands in your dashboard, consistent every time.
- Custom KPI selection by industry
- One-click send to all investors
- Investors view updates in their own dashboard
A data room your portfolio will use
Cap tables, pitch decks, and financials for every company you've backed, in one place. No more "can you resend that doc?" emails.
- Organised folder structure
- Controlled access per investor
- Always up to date
Know your investors. Stay close.
Track who your investors are, what they put in, how engaged they are, and when you last spoke. Investor relations shouldn't feel like guesswork.
- Investment details and stake
- Last contact and update history
- Tag investors by engagement
The Playbook
Insights for founder-investor relationships
Learn how top founders structure updates, engage investors, and build lasting relationships.
The Quiet Company in Your Portfolio
Founders write often when things go well and less when they don't. So the company you haven't heard from lately might be the one worth a call.
When Portfolio Updates Turn Into Noise
Capturing more about your portfolio was supposed to help. Past a certain point, more updates, more alerts, more forwarded articles just means more scrolling before you find the one thing that actually needed a response.
The Real Micro-VC Bottleneck Is Follow-Up, Not Reporting
Reporting gets all the vendor attention because it's the task with a deadline attached. Ask a fund manager what actually costs them a good outcome, and the answer is usually a different problem entirely: knowing a company needed something, two weeks after it stopped mattering.
Built for the investors who back founders, and the founders who report to them.
No spreadsheets, no scattered emails. Just a single, live record for every portfolio company. See what we built for funds, for investors, and for founders, or compare plans and pricing.