Find emerging companies early, through thesis fit and the first signals of traction.
Every company being formed, the week it is filed. Latency reads new incorporations and capital increases straight from the registry, including rounds nobody announced, and identifies who is behind each one, so promising startups surface before anyone writes about them.
Beyond the accounts, the signals that show whether a company is actually moving. Latency brings hiring, web traffic, news and social activity together with the financial data, so momentum is visible long before it reaches a set of filed accounts.
Write your thesis as a search. Latency filters on what a thesis is actually made of, the round a company has raised, the shape of its team, the business model and the micro-market it operates in, then returns the companies that fit.
See a founder’s whole history, not the version on their profile. Latency links every company a person has incorporated, run or held a stake in, current and past, with what happened to each one, so you know who you are backing before the first meeting.
See the whole market a startup is entering, not just the other startups in it. Latency’s granular activity search finds every company doing the same thing, venture-backed newcomers and long-established operators alike, so the competitive picture is complete.
Keep every portfolio company under watch without asking them for an update. Latency picks up their filings, their rounds, their hiring and their traffic, and tells you which companies have moved and which have gone quiet.
Get to the founder directly, with something to say. Latency identifies who holds the company and who runs it, from registry filings and professional media, and gives you their email or phone where available, along with the history that makes a first message land.