Your history is your edge.
HyperKonic gives venture firms every data point on every deal in seconds: every email, deck, model, call and calendar entry your firm has ever had.
Every data point on every deal. In seconds.
Every email, deck, call and deal your firm has ever touched holds a memory. Together, those memories are your institutional memory: everything that makes your firm good at what it does. Today it’s scattered across inboxes, drives and people’s heads, and a piece of it walks out the door every time someone leaves. HyperKonic brings all of those memories together, so your whole team, every tool you use and every AI you work with can draw on them. Every answer leads back to exactly where it came from. And your institutional memory gets stronger every day your firm runs.
Every pitch you’ve ever received, working for you.
Decades of decks, models and market analysis that founders handed you become one body of knowledge. When a new deal arrives, you start from everything your firm already knows about that market.
The whole story of any deal.
Ask about a deal from five years ago and get all of it: who you met, what they promised, what you decided and what happened next.
Everything you’ve done with one person.
Walk into any meeting knowing every email, deal and introduction you’ve shared, in one brief.
See across every deal at once.
Look at your whole history by year, by sector or by topic. Find the pattern, the competitor and the lead nobody followed up.
Nothing slips through the inbox.
The promising pitch nobody answered. The LP who asked when your next fund opens. The co-investor still waiting on a reply. You see them before someone else gets there.
The deals you passed on keep paying.
Every no is on file, with the reason and what happened next. When a founder comes back or a market you passed on heats up, you know first.
Who your firm really knows.
Every relationship across the whole team, ranked by what actually happened in email and meetings, even when nobody logged it.
Who should we call first about the new fund?
Three people you already know, ranked by the relationship.
Family office, Boston
Invested in Fund I.
They asked when the next fund opens. Follow up: none sent.
From a call note, March 2023
Health system, Ohio
Passed on Fund I. Two meetings.
Asked about co-investing. No reply sent
From the LP tracker
Reference on a 2020 deal
A former operating partner. Two calls.
Never contacted since
From the deal file
Made-up records. Every answer links back to where it came from.
Decide faster, with the source in hand.
Diligence, the investment committee, the closing, the board meeting. Walk in with the answer and the email it came from.
Due diligence, half done before the first call.
Everything your firm has ever learned about the company, its market and its people, in one brief before you pick up the phone.
Investment committee.
Every claim in the memo links to the record behind it. Questions get answered in the room.
Every number checked before it leaves the building.
Your deck, your memo and your LP update are checked against the records they came from. A stale number or a wrong date is caught before anyone else sees it.
We build the whole system.
Not a tool your team has to set up. A finished system, built around your firm’s records and running every day.
Your firm’s own app.
Search, ask, mail, documents, people and fundraising, in one place your whole team signs in to.
Answers inside the AI tools you already use.
A secure connection lets Claude, ChatGPT and your own agents work straight from your firm’s history.
Every record, connected and current.
Email, files, CRM, cap table, meeting notes and calendars, pulled in and kept up to date as new mail and files arrive.
Fundraising, built in.
Every LP and prospect in one list, ranked by relationship, with follow-ups drafted in your voice. Nothing goes out without your OK.
Reports you can send.
LP updates, quarterly letters and briefs before a meeting, written from your firm’s memory, with every claim linked to where it came from.
Pages your LPs can open.
Secure links for decks, films and updates. Readers confirm their email, and nothing downloads.
It surfaces. You decide.
Every answer shows its source.
If a source has changed, it says so.
Every system we build carries the engine’s plate.
What people ask first.
Short answers, in plain words.
What is HyperKonic?
HyperKonic gives venture firms every data point on every deal in seconds. It brings every email, deck, model, call and calendar entry a firm has ever had into one institutional memory, so partners can find any answer, look across every deal for patterns and missed leads, and decide with the source in hand.
What does a firm get?
HyperKonic builds the whole system for the firm: the engine, the connections to the firm’s records, and the place its people ask questions. Each system is built around how that firm works.
How do we start?
Send us a question. Use the form on hyperkonic.com, or write to info@hyperkonic.com, with a question you’d want your firm’s history to answer. We reply by email with how HyperKonic would find it in your records.
Does HyperKonic make decisions for the firm?
No. HyperKonic surfaces the right part of the firm’s institutional memory for a person with judgment, and that person decides. It does not replace the judgment.
Does HyperKonic use AI?
Yes, for one job: pointing. A model reads a record and points at the facts that matter. Code then fetches the exact words or figures from those places, so nothing is retyped and nothing is guessed.
What can the engine read?
HyperKonic reads the records a firm runs on: email, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, web pages and structured data. Each kind of file is read the same way every time, so the same file always gives the same result. Anything the engine cannot yet read exactly is recorded as open work, never reported as complete.
Who is behind HyperKonic?
Jonathan Edwards, Founder.
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Would it find what you need?
Send us a question your firm can’t answer quickly today. We’ll write back with how HyperKonic would find the answer in your own records.
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