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Instead of searching a directory, you tell us your thesis and we curate the opportunities that fit it.

This page is for you if…

  • You have a clear thesis and want a steady flow of relevant opportunities.
  • You would rather see opportunities that are checked and prepared first.
  • You are looking at the Turkish market or new corridors.
  • You want to control how visible you are.

What happens next

  1. You write your thesis

    Stage, ticket size, geography, sector, and the one or two conditions that are absolute for you. The sharper it is, the less noise arrives.

  2. You write what you bring

    Network, operating experience, market access, a board seat. Founders choose on this, not only on the amount.

  3. Ventures arrive unnamed

    Each with the reason it matched: which part of your thesis it met. Names and contacts stay closed.

  4. You open it, not us

    If you want to go on and the other side does too, contact opens. Your silence is a no, and nobody is told.

An illustration

An investor, from form to first meeting

A thesis is something written down, not guessed at. Once written, the network can work on it.

Wrote the thesis, not the interest

Instead of “interested in fintech”, they wrote: pre-seed to seed, 50–250k tickets, preferably a team that started in the Iranian market and moved to Türkiye, and a technical founder is non-negotiable.

Wrote what they bring, too

Not only money: distribution across the Middle East, experience opening an Istanbul office, and willingness to take an advisor seat. That is what set them apart from an ordinary cheque.

Three ventures arrived, unnamed

Each with one line of reasoning: “stage and ticket fit, technical founder present, first market was Iran.” Two were declined — one too late-stage, one without a technical team.

They opened the third

Contact opened both ways and a meeting was set in the lounge. The time went into reading three, not sifting a hundred.

This is an illustration of how the work is shaped, not a real member case. Real cases are published only with both sides’ permission.

What we ask

  • Investment thesisStage, ticket, geography, sector — and your absolutes.
  • Non-financial contributionNetwork, experience, market access, readiness for an advisory role.
  • What you don’t wantThe stage or sector you will not spend time on. This line does the most work.
  • Review rhythmHow many a month you read, and how you prefer them to reach you.

Creating a profile means sending a request, not opening an account.

Create my investor profile

What you get

  • A stream, not a list. Matches keep coming and sharpen as you give feedback.
  • Unnamed until you decide. You read the reason before you ever see a name.
  • Events and the lounge. In line with your tier — where a first meeting happens without ceremony.
  • No forced visibility. Your presence in the network is not shown unless you want it.

Where this path ends

This is not an open marketplace. No venture is introduced to you without both sides agreeing, and you are not shown to anyone without your say-so.

  • Your profile is not publicly listed.
  • Nobody can buy an introduction to you.

If instead… you have a venture of your own looking for capital — The startup path

Before you write anything

Your contact details stay put

Phone and email sit behind a boundary and open only when both sides agree.

A person reads it

This form does not go into an automated queue; someone on the team opens it.

Deleted whenever you ask

We accept a request to delete your data at any time.

What happens after you send it

  1. A person reads it, not a queue

    Your form reaches someone on the team who knows the field. If anything is unclear, they ask — before your profile is seen anywhere.

  2. Your profile is built

    What you wrote becomes the network’s language: needs, offers, markets, fields. That is what makes matching possible; free text does not match.

  3. The first matches arrive

    Unnamed, each with the reason beside it. You see why this one reached you and decide whether to go further.

  4. An introduction opens on both sides

    No number or email moves until both sides want it. That is our boundary, not a setting that can be switched off.

If something needs doing by you, it arrives both as a notification and on your own page — you never have to go looking.

Frequent questions

Is my profile publicly visible?

No. An investor profile is never publicly listed and you control your own visibility.

Can someone pay to be introduced to me?

No. Introductions are not for sale; they need interest on both sides.

How well checked are the opportunities?

Before a serious introduction, the objective, the offer and the evidence are clear. If something is not ready, it does not reach you.

Can I ask questions before an introduction?

Yes. Asking before an introduction is part of this path.

Do you publish my thesis?

No. Your thesis is used only for matching and never appears on any public page. A venture that matches does not see your name until both sides consent.

How many arrive a month?

It depends how narrow the thesis is. A narrow thesis brings fewer and closer matches; an open one brings more and looser. You can narrow it at any time and the stream changes from there.

Find my path

Tell us your thesis.

Curating the opportunities is our part.