Seed VCs spend ~60% of their time sourcing deals. Most use some combo of Airtable, spreadsheets, and Twitter alerts. Affinity (the CRM everyone recommends) costs $2k+/mo and still requires manual data entry.
I built DealPulse to fix this. You define your investment thesis (stage, sector, geo, check size), and an AI agent continuously sources deals from Product Hunt, Hacker News, Crunchbase, and the broader web.
Each morning you get scored deal briefs with:
How the scoring works: It's not a simple keyword match. The AI cross-references founder history, funding stage signals, and market timing against your thesis parameters. Deals that score above your threshold get a full brief. Everything else gets filed for later review.
The whole thing runs autonomously. No manual data entry, no inbox triage, no "let me add this to Airtable" tax.
Pricing: \(299/mo flat. No per-seat, no enterprise minimum. Compare that to \)2k+/mo for Affinity, which doesn't even do the sourcing part.
We're early and actively looking for feedback from VCs who live this pain daily. Any seed investors here? What does your current deal flow process look like?
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