Angel investors don't have research teams. Brevoir tackles that gap—turns pitch decks into sourced due diligence reports in under two minutes.
Upload a deck. Drop in a company URL. You'll get a seven-section report back. It covers founder backgrounds, market size validation, competitor mapping, traction verification, and risk analysis. Every claim links to a source. No vague assertions floating without backup. The Brevoir Score breaks down into weighted subscores (market, team, traction, risk). You can see where a startup's actually strong versus where it's hand-waving.
Pipeline view works like deal flow software should. Drag companies from Inbox through Reviewing and Diligencing stages to Decision. Each company gets a deal room. Log valuation cap there. Track check size. Note instrument type and whether there's a lead. Tags and filters let you slice your pipeline however makes sense. Generate LP-ready investment memos in one click. Export reports as PDFs when you need to share reasoning with partners.
Brevoir's evaluated over 1,000 decks monthly. Multiple reports per company let you track how a startup's story changes over time. CSV import means you won't spend an afternoon manually entering existing deals.
The "Monitor what you own" phase isn't live yet. That's supposed to include monthly intelligence digests and automated score drift tracking for portfolio companies. Different tiers cap how many companies you can track simultaneously—starting at five on the lowest plan. There's no API mentioned and no developer access for building custom workflows.
