Turn your repo, Stripe and filings into source-backed claims. We route them to investors whose mandates already fit — and you approve every look.
No VC lists. No cold emails. No stale data rooms. Free for founders, always.
Investor lists solve access. Data rooms solve storage. Market intelligence maps the territory. Hassle solves proof.
They post a mandate and wait. You see every fund that knocks — who they are, what they back, and how they've behaved with other founders — before you decide whether to open the door. That's never behind a paywall.
Illustrative. Real records are built from behaviour on the platform — response time, scopes honoured, passes given with a reason.
Hassle reads your company where it already lives, proves what's real, and matches it to live mandates.
Point Hassle at your repo, Stripe, analytics and Companies House. Read-only, and you pick each one.
$ hassle connect github
A local scan turns your codebase into signed, source-backed claims. The code never leaves your machine.
$ hassle scan
Matched on stage, sector, cheque and evidence. You approve every look.
$ hassle route start
Run it from your terminal or drive it with the agent you already use. Every command works on your machine first.
Install in a line and connect in an afternoon. No portal to maintain, no deck to re-export.
Claude Code, Codex or Gemini can drive it. Claims still come from deterministic scans.
Each grant is scoped, expiring and logged. See the trust model
Hassle reads your company from your own environment and publishes claims, not files. Raw code, raw books and customer data never change hands.
Every time an investor reviews you on Hassle, you get this. You approve each scoped, expiring grant — raw code, raw books and raw customer data never change hands. Only signed, source-backed claims do, and every access is logged.
It's filled with sample values today, and we label it as one: a product built on verified claims doesn't get to fake its own receipt. As founding partners close their first loops, a real, founder-redacted receipt replaces this — same shape, their numbers. What happens after — the intro, the meeting — is yours; Hassle makes the access trustworthy and auditable, not the decision.
Nobody gets routed on thin evidence by surprise. You see where your proof is strong, where it's soft and what to fix — privately, before any investor sees it. “Seed-credible, not yet Series A mature” earns more trust than a perfect score.
Readiness is not investment advice. It shows only what Hassle can verify, infer or flag from approved evidence.
When the round closes the evidence room becomes your operating room — same sources, same labels, now pointed at runway, GTM and the people who backed you.
Runway, GTM and product figures pulled from the same sources, each carrying its label. Private until you publish.
Drafted from this month's metrics and meeting notes. You edit, scope, and choose exactly who sees what.
Milestones promised against milestones hit, the gaps still open, and when to start warming the next round.
A raise isn't just you and the investors. Bring your own solicitor and your accountant into the same room — each on a scope you set, that you can revoke, and that appears in the same log as every investor request.
A legal reviewer sees the corporate and legal register only — no technical evidence, no customer data. The scope is enforced, not promised.
The last mile is where raises die. Connector-verified accounts and an SRA-regulated solicitor's signed attestation close it — both live today, both scoped to a single matter.
The sealed room — a diligence room we have no way into either — is in development and not open yet. We say which parts aren't built, because that is the same discipline we apply to your claims.
Figures read from the connected accounts and checked before anyone signs.
An SRA-regulated solicitor signs, reliance stated inline. Your counsel and your accountant work the same room.
An investor posts a mandate and waits. What reaches them is an anonymised card — your claims carrying their labels, and a rules-based recommendation on the front of it. Nobody can buy placement, nobody learns who you are until you approve it, and every question they ask is on the record.
They pay for that. You never do.
Prove it once. The investors whose mandates already fit come knocking — and you decide who gets in.