The reason your IC memos take 8 hours is that the graph lives in a partner’s head. Homebase externalises it — and keeps it current.
Live Market Layer
Equities and tokens read as one watchlist. Price moves, material filings, hiring surges, sentiment swings — every signal is scored against bands tuned to the asset, then put through a second-pass judgment so what surfaces is worth your time. The 14-hour-a-week “check on everything” job, deleted.
Asset-tuned bands. Ambiguous middles re-judged by a second pass. Only what your eyes need surfaces.
Signals ingested
Active alerts
One holding. Four signals. One memo section. The hand-off no one has to make.
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What we don’t do
We rank what needs your eyes — by severity, with citations. We don’t write your conviction. The judgment box stays yours.
IC Memo
Three load-bearing sections do 90% of the work. The human signs off.
The judgment box stays yours.
No static deck. Docs, market signals, and simulation outputs feed each pillar — and every claim cites its source.
Base, upside, and downside — each with a probability bar so your IC reads uncertainty, not a point estimate.
The Partner Conviction slot is intentionally blank. The machine does the synthesis. The partner signs off.
Scenarios that compound
Ask what happens if the Fed holds through Q3. If your top customer churns. If a competitor raises at 8× ARR. The agent walks the graph, returns a markdown answer with confidence — and folds the new entities and relationships it discovered back into the graph itself. Next week’s brief reads denser, by exactly that much. Cards below illustrate the shape; production scenarios run against your own holdings.
Atlas mark holds at 1.08× — rate-sensitivity low at current ARR/burn ratio.
ARR drops to $33.8M. Runway contracts by ~11 months. Board memo triggered.
Atlas comparable multiple compresses to 6.2×. Re-mark to $1.04× likely.
Every scenario leaves a snapshot — rewind the graph to any previous world, and see exactly which version of the truth you decided on.
Installation
What you get
Why installation
Your deal flow, portfolio intelligence, and LP reporting are too sensitive for someone else’s cloud. Homebase runs on your infrastructure. Your data never leaves your environment. Nothing trains on your documents.
LP agreements increasingly require data-residency controls. Installation is not a preference — for many funds, it’s a compliance requirement. Homebase is built for that from day one.
Concrete, low-commitment. You send us documents on one portfolio company. We return a full Entity Brief — risk composition, market timeline, alerts. No obligation beyond that first deliverable.
The synthesis is ours to ship. The conviction is yours to sign.
We work with a limited number of firms at a time to ensure quality.
Enterprise-ready: WCAG 2 AA enforced in CI.