Solutions · Investor updatesMonthly · To: the people who wired you money
Your investors pay for every update. Send one that costs them two minutes.
Forty updates a month, read on a phone between meetings. Yours is eleven paragraphs, and the intro you need is in the ninth. foldout turns the update you wrote into a page with the numbers up front and the asks where they land, so the people who wired you money get through it and act.
free plan · no card · paste from docs or notion
In this month's pack
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The numbers, set to be seeni
Revenue, runway and growth as real charts drawn into the page, not screenshots pasted from a spreadsheet.
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The asks, impossible to missii
Intros, hires, decisions. Called out where a skimming reader stops, instead of buried in paragraph six.
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One link that stays currentiii
Send the same link every month. Anyone who opens an old email lands on the update you stand behind.
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A deck and a PDF from the same wordsiv
When a partner asks you to present at the next meeting, the slides come from the update, not from a weekend.
Watch a long draft become one
This one started as 2,900 words of pasted context. It opens on the raw paste and turns into the page in front of you.
A real page, not a screenshot. The Before / After switch works.
Monday, in practice
Paste the notes you'd have sent anyway, or the doc you keep in Notion. A minute later there's a page. Read the diff, keep what's right, send the link. The next update starts from this one, so the format holds without anyone maintaining it. The investor who finishes your update is the one who makes the intro. Send the one they finish.