AI deal origination for private equity
An AI research engine that hunts the open web and the company registers for founder-owned businesses that fit your mandate — then builds the dossier and argues the case against it.
The full application on a sample universe. Nothing to install. Sign in to your firm
Proprietary names from the open web and the registers — not the database every other bidder already has.
Ownership history, founder background, the likely financial profile, competitors, the objections an IC would raise — and why it might not be a deal.
Every figure marked reported or estimated. Every claim sourced. Every score explained dimension by dimension.
Inside the product
Every number on a company comes with the bar, the factor or the register entry behind it.


Eight weighted dimensions, each with its reasoning.

What it does
From defining the mandate to the printable pack on Monday morning. Every item is part of the application today, not a roadmap.
Who is investing and where they hunt. Everything downstream reads from here.
Turning an empty universe into a researched target list.
How it works
Size box, cheque, geography, sectors and the weight of each scoring dimension.
AI discovery runs work the open web and the registers, and remember what they have covered.
Candidates are enriched, scored, deep-dived and argued against — with sources.
Who it is for
Size box, geography, sectors and scoring weights are yours to set. Switch profiles and everything follows.
Launch a hunt in the morning; review candidates, sources attached, after lunch.
Bring your own AI key with a monthly cap, or run on a local model for nothing at all.
The demo is the live application on a sample set of companies.


Illustrative figures.

Director age, tenure and ownership become a propensity-to-sell score.


Officer ages and tenure read straight from Companies House.


Filings, officer and ownership changes on every company, every 12 hours.
Deciding which of them is worth a partner's time, and checking that the judgement holds up.
The timing half of origination: signals that say now rather than someday.
From first contact to a meeting, and the reporting that keeps a partnership informed.
Watching the machine itself: what it costs, what it did, and how to plug other tools into it.
Fit × timing ranks the list; registry events and cadence keep it current.