


Pioneering investor’s second brain
Offloading work that otherwise sits in one investor’s head or in a spreadsheet that gets lost.
Tap the menu to look around: deals, funnel, portfolio, networks, events.
Skrovhavn Robotics cleans ship hulls with remotely operated robots during port calls. It sells cleaning as a service to shipping lines.
€50,000, signed on 12 March 2025 in the pre-seed round of Lysberga Labs AB. The signed agreement is in the round’s documents: Investment agreement, signed (final).
Step 1
Drop in your agreements, term sheets, cap tables and pitch decks, a whole folder or a zip at a time. Investoried reads each document and works out which company and investment it belongs to.
No copying numbers by hand.
Reading your documents
3 of 3 files read
You can close this page. Nothing is added until you approve.
Step 2
Investoried goes through every file and suggests your investments: company, amount, date and terms. You check each one, fix what’s wrong and untick what you don’t want, then add them in one go.
You stay in control.
Check what the AI found
1 investment needs a date and an amount, or untick it.
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Step 3
See what needs you each day, track commitments and share deals with the people you invest with.
Nudge in one click.
Commitments
| Investor | State | Amount |
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| Siri Ellefsen | Signed | €60,000 |
| Emma Thorsell | Committed | €120,000 |
| Johan Brekke | Signed | €250,000 |
Shaped with 20+ angels and VCs in Sweden
Who it’s for
Investing on your own, running a network or gathering investors around your startups: the keeping track looks different for each.
Pick one and Investoried’s AI answers.

From the founder
I built Investoried after a lead investor in a Nordic angel network told me how poorly their systems worked, and I’ve since asked more than twenty angels and VCs in Sweden what they’d want instead. If you invest together with others, I’d like to hear how you do it today.
Alex Vu, founder
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