Platform · The Investor Graph
The investor graph you already own.
Every SPA, SAFE, and cap table you receive names the investors who sit beside you. GoodStream reads them, so your co-investor graph assembles itself - built from your own documents, traced to its sources, and pointed at the decisions ahead: the round you are weighing, the allocation you are filling, the founder you are helping raise.
What the graph knows
Who's at the table, in every deal.
Open any company and see the investors beside you: who led, who followed, who came in at which round. Ask about a firm and see every company you share with it. No data entry, no inbox archaeology - the graph is built from the financing documents you already have, and every edge keeps its source.
Northpath Ventures - co-investor graph
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Detail
Acme Robotics
Round
Series C - $42.0M
Investors
- Northpath Ventures
- Saltmarsh Capital (lead)
- Westgate Ventures
A sample of one fund's graph.
Built from your own documents
WHAT IT IS FOR
For the deals ahead, not the books behind.
The rest of GoodStream serves the record: valuations, audit, tax, reporting. The graph serves the decisions still in front of you. Getting into the right deals is a network problem, and it is decided on trust. The graph turns that trust into something you can verify.
BEFORE YOU WIRE
Know who is really in the deal.
A round is forming and the materials name a dozen investors you half-know. That diligence usually runs on directories, gossip, and reference calls. Your graph answers from executed documents: who actually invested, in which rounds, beside whom - verified history instead of reputation.
WHEN THE ROUND FORMS
See the window while it is open.
Follow-on windows open and close quietly - a round can be forming before most of the cap table hears about it. Because the documents already flow through GoodStream, the graph holds what that moment needs: your position, the round's history, and the partners who have genuinely invested beside you before.
WHEN YOUR PORTFOLIO COMPANY RAISES
Help your founders raise. Arrive warm.
The best investors for your founders' next round are often already on your cap tables. GoodStream shows who sits beside you in every deal, so you can make the three right introductions instead of a hundred cold ones.
The graph is live in production today. The workflows it will power are being designed with our customers, and permission comes first in every one of them.
The network
Complete files, completed together.
In private markets the file is chronically incomplete: half of every company's record lives in someone else's inbox. Because GoodStream works alongside many investors in the same companies, customers can complete each other's files - the missing charter here, the signed SPA there - and every record gets stronger as the graph grows. The same connections that complete the files are the ones that carry deals: the network you can prove is the network you can work.
Permission is the whole ballgame.
Your data is your data. Nothing is shared without the express permission of the people who own it. You decide what gets shared and who sees it, the sharing starts with you and never with us, and everyone involved can see exactly what was shared, by whom, and when. Investors will only put their records next to each other on a graph they trust, so that is how we built it.
Document sharing between investors is rolling out now, invitation by invitation, with our production customers.
Part of the record
Part of the record, not a separate product.
The investor graph lives inside your portfolio: on every company page, beside every financing, with every co-investor traced to the document that named them. It compounds with every document processed.
Questions
What investors ask about the graph.
From your own documents. Financings, cap tables, and charters name the investors in each round; GoodStream extracts and connects them, with every relationship traced to its source page.
See your own investor graph.
Bring a financing to the demo and watch the table assemble itself.