Research workspace for early-stage investors

Every venture starts as a voyage into the unknown.

PYTA keeps the chart honest. Bring pitch decks, sources and open questions into one workspace, and decide on evidence you can trace.

41°38′N 70°56′W · New Bedford, 1820sFree during the beta

Plate I · The workspace

A log book for every deal.

Each project gets a dossier: what the deck claims, what the sources say, and what is still open. Every finding points back to where it came from.

Fig. 1 — Dossier viewIllustrative

The log · How it works

Three entries, every time.

  1. Entry 01 · Port

    Start with the source.

    Upload pitch decks and bring project materials into one place.

  2. Entry 02 · At sea

    Keep the evidence close.

    Every finding links back to the material and sources behind it.

  3. Entry 03 · Landfall

    Move the work forward.

    Turn open questions into deeper checks and a decision you own.

Why the sea

The first venture capitalists financed ships, not software.

Historians of venture capital often begin with nineteenth-century New England whaling. Agents pooled money from investors, chose captains and crews, and shared in the returns of voyages that could last years.

The job has not changed. You commit before you can see the far shore, so the call has to rest on a record you can check.

  • The agentthe investor
  • The captainthe founder
  • The log bookthe evidence trail

Instruments

Three surfaces, one line of reasoning.

The route

From deck to decision, every waypoint logged.

  1. IDeck intake
  2. IIScreening
  3. IIIInbox triage
  4. IVCopilot review
  5. VDeep Check
  6. VIDossier
  7. VIIYour decision

PYTA does not make the call for you. It shows where each conclusion came from, what state it is in, and who decided what.

Articles of the voyage

Your materials stay yours.

  1. Customer materials, chats and results are not used for model training or routine product evaluation.
  2. Google sign-in asks only for basic identity. No Gmail, Drive or contacts access.
  3. Saved model API keys are encrypted on the server. You can bring your own model key.
  4. Request account and data deletion by email at any time.

Set sail on your next review.

PYTA is free during the beta. Model API costs on your own key are billed by your provider.