Portfolio Support Intelligence for VC platform teams.
Understand aggregate founder needs across your portfolio without turning support into surveillance or deal evaluation.
Prove platform value with aggregate support intelligence.
VC funds promise post-investment support. LMGram helps platform teams understand what the portfolio needs, where the network is under-supplied, and which platform actions can create measurable value without exposing individual founders or companies.
Turn platform support into a measurable, reportable product.
LMGram helps VC teams package platform value for portfolio companies, LPs, operating partners and sponsor-like ecosystem partners. The value comes from aggregate support outcomes and network coverage, not personal data or company surveillance.
Offer portfolio members a structured support layer: activation prompts, founder peer rooms, expert office hours and monthly aggregate Platform Pulse reports.
Show LPs how the fund supports companies: top aggregate needs, network gaps addressed, platform actions taken and useful outcomes reported.
Use coverage gaps to justify paid operators, expert networks, advisor programs, corporate partner sessions and targeted office hours.
Use aggregate peer-bridge and support liquidity metrics to market the fund as an active, useful portfolio network.
Give the platform team proof it can use with founders, partners and LPs.
LMGram-generated materials help the fund activate its portfolio community and document support outcomes. Reports are designed to be LP-safe and founder-safe from the start.
Membership-based attribution, no mobile app change.
Not founder monitoring. Not dealflow scoring.
This console shows aggregate portfolio support intelligence. It is not a founder monitoring tool, a company evaluation dashboard or a dealflow CRM. It does not expose raw conversations, raw intent text, individual founders, individual startups or company rankings.
- LP-safe reports contain aggregate support activity, not company-level performance labels.
- Sensitive support demand is shown only in broad terms and under higher privacy thresholds.
- Small portfolio segments are hidden, broadened or reported as ranges.
- Peer bridges show opportunity categories, not the names of founders or companies.