There's a reason some fund managers are never caught off guard by their own portfolio.
It's not a bigger team. It's Signal Box, checking every week for news, funding rounds and leadership changes at the companies you've backed, so you have the answer before anyone has to ask.
You find out what's happening with a portfolio company from an LP call, not before it
→ Solved by "See Signal Box"
LP reporting gets rebuilt from scratch every quarter, out of email threads and old decks
→ Solved by "Capture what founders already send you"
No single place to see which LP backed which deal. It lives in your head or a spreadsheet
→ Solved by "A backer roster for every deal"
Forwarding a founder's raw update under the fund's name feels unprofessional, so it doesn't happen
→ Solved by "A finished LP report, ready for you to send"
The fund's whole portfolio has no one view. You're stitching it together company by company
→ Solved by "One view of the fund's entire portfolio"
Built for the fund, not the spreadsheet.
The same structured updates founders already send on Quantro, organized around your fund and its LPs. Wondering how founders publish updates? See the founder side. Investing your own capital, not a fund's? See the investor page.
- Structured updates, return metrics, and documents, scoped to the fund
- Nothing stitched together by hand
- Updates arrive on the founder's schedule, not yours to chase
Never lose an update to an email thread again.
Forward whatever a founder actually sends you: an email, a note, a document. It becomes a structured knowledge bank for that company, even before the founder has ever joined Quantro.
Forward the email. Or type a note, or upload a document
We pull out the numbers and the narrative automatically
You review it. Nothing saves and nothing is shared until you say so
Private to your fund by default. Never forwarded to anyone through Quantro unless you choose to.
"...revenue crossed $18k this month, team's now at 12, runway is tight through Feb..."
"Runway is tight through Feb"
Your LPs see what you forward, nothing more.
Fund data is sensitive. We treat it that way.
Backer rosters are per-deal. An LP in one company has no visibility into the fund's other positions.
Quantro never sends anything to an LP. It prepares the report; you review it and send it yourself.
We're taking 10 funds from the requests we receive, and each gets six months to run this on real deals. We're shaping the module with the funds using it, not guessing in a vacuum.
Questions
Further reading
- How Micro-VCs Spot Portfolio Risk Before It Costs Them a Position
- Reporting to Your LPs While You're Still Chasing Founders for Numbers
- What a Micro-VC Actually Needs From Fund Tools (and Doesn't)
- Why Emerging Managers Don't Need to Look Institutional
- Why Fund Managers Copy-Paste Portfolio News Into a Folder
We review your fund, usually within a day or two
We set it up directly: portfolio view, deal rosters, ready to go
You get an email invite. No self-serve signup, we do the setup
Request access
Tell us about your fund and we'll set it up directly.