VCs AI Brain

Your fund's institutional memory, built for the whole team.

Every founder call, partner note and deal memo across Affinity Granola
Notion and Slack turned into context any AI agent can use.

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THE PROBLEM

Your fund's intelligence is fragmented.

Affinity has the contacts. Granola has the calls. Notion has the memos. The partners have the rest: the why behind the no, the founder anecdote nobody wrote down.

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  • Dealflow memory in 6 places

    "Have we ever talked to this founder?" gets answered in Affinity, Granola, partner heads and email threads. None of them agree.
  • Pre-IC meetings drag 90 minutes

    Each partner arrives with different context. Half the meeting is alignment on what was already in notes.
  • Onboarding analysts takes 6 months

    The firm's institutional knowledge (pattern recognition, founders to remember, deals to avoid) lives in senior partners' heads.
  • LP updates = 2 weeks of manual work

    Every quarter you re-aggregate board notes, financials, milestones and market intel. Manually. From scratch.
  • Cross-portfolio intel happens at dinners

    What did your founders say about a topic last quarter? Surfaces in casual conversation, never in a system.
  • A Brain you can't trust

    Build one yourself and you hit the wall: a thousand reports per company, old theses beside new. It reasons beautifully over the wrong version. A confident wrong answer is worse than none.

What operators and investors are saying about the Company Brain category

Y Combinator

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It's not an internal search engine or a chatbot over your documents: it's a living map of how your company works — the missing layer between your data and a reliable AI.

Tom BlomfieldGroup Partner, Y Combinator · RFS «Company Brain»

Creandum

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I built mine for myself. Multi-user is next on my list.

Simon SchminckePartner, Creandum · «A VC's AI Brain» (Jun 2026)

WHAT IT IS · WHAT IT ISN'T

Not another wiki nobody updates. Not Affinity with AI bolted on.

What it is NOTWhat it IS
An internal search engine that returns 40 documents and zero answers.
A living brain that learns on its own from the tools your fund already uses.
A wiki the EA has to maintain by hand until they stop doing it.
Executable skills any AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, your own) can invoke instantly.
A static index that answers confidently from whatever document it found, even the outdated thesis.
A system that goes out and finds the knowledge that lives in partner heads.
A six-month deployment with consultants and a custom integration project.
It flags contradictions between documents and asks the partner who owns the thesis which version is right.
A personal brain one partner uses while the rest of the fund stays in the dark.
Skills that refine themselves on every query, instead of going stale in a month.
Multi-tenant from day one: every partner sees the right view of the firm's intelligence.

ACTIVE KNOWLEDGE HUNTING

When the knowledge lives in a partner's head, the Brain goes and gets it.

This is the heart of GuruSup Brain. It's not a feature, it's what no other Company Brain does. It doesn't wait to be asked: it continuously reviews your data, flags gaps and contradictions (two investment theses that disagree, an old report next to a new one), and instead of guessing it asks the partner who owns that thesis which version is right, on the channel they actually use.

HOW IT WORKS

You give it data

Connect Affinity, Granola, Slack, Notion, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and the Brain starts reading how your fund works from minute one.
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Affinity
Granola
Notion
Slack
Gmail
Google Drive
Google Calendar
LinkedIn
Attio
Calendly
Carta
HubSpot

HOW IT WORKS

The Brain learns and hunts

It turns what it reads into executable skills. And when something isn't in any tool (the partner's anecdote, the deal context, the founder backchannel), it goes out and finds the person who has it.
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GuruSup Brain

calling Ana

HOW IT WORKS

Any agent uses it

Your AI agents (pre-IC briefing tool, portfolio dashboard, LP update assistant) invoke the Brain's skills and act like your best-prepared partner would.
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company_memory.save()

question: Who has context on Sara Hill?
answer: Ana, met her at Slush
source: Call transcript · Today
confidence: High
review_by: 90 days

USE CASES

One brain. Every desk in the fund.

  • Dealflow memory

    "Have we seen this founder?" gets answered in 2 seconds, with the partner's note attached and the previous pitch date. Across every channel the fund touches.
  • Pre-IC briefings

    Founder context, market position, comparable deals, prior partner notes, last interactions: auto-assembled into a 2-pager before every IC. Zero copy-paste.
  • Portfolio intelligence

    "What did our founders say about a topic last quarter?" Brain aggregates board notes, founder calls, Slack mentions and Granola transcripts across the whole portfolio.
  • LP updates

    Quarterly update drafted from existing meeting notes, financials, milestones and market intel, already in the Brain. You edit, you don't author from scratch.
  • Analyst onboarding

    New analyst onboarded in 1 week, not 6 months. The firm's institutional knowledge is queryable from day one: every thesis bet, every passed-on founder, every prior IC decision.
  • Cross-portfolio intel

    "What competitive pressure are our SaaS founders feeling from AI-native challengers?" Surfaces every mention across every portfolio touchpoint. Active, not reactive.

TWO BRAINS

The partner decides. The Brain executes.

Your partners bring judgment, relationships, intuition, the founder reads. The Brain captures everything else: the procedural, the repetitive, the institutional memory that shouldn't live in one person's head, and makes it available to every agent the fund runs, at scale.

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INTEGRATIONS

It connects to wherever your fund's intelligence already lives.

Over 350 integrations. These are the ones a fund actually uses.
  • Affinity
  • Attio
  • Notion
  • Slack
  • Gmail
  • Drive
  • Granola
  • LinkedIn
  • Calendly
  • Carta
  • HubSpot
  • Calendar
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