Run diligence before the first call.
You'll walk into every call already knowing the deal — and become the investor who never wastes a meeting.
Built for angels, syndicates, and VC teams triaging deal flow.
Questions, answered before the first call.
Why run CyberFruit before you raise?
So you walk in already knowing what investors will challenge — and have answered it first. CyberFruit runs the same diligence a partner would: it reads your site, maps your market and competitors, weighs your traction and founder–market-fit signals, and hands you the verdict, the diligence gaps to close, and the first-call questions you'll be asked — plus the plan to close them. Pitch the fund before you pitch the fund, and become the founder they say yes to.
Why use CyberFruit as an investor?
Because the homework is already done — before the first call. We continuously screen new startups as they appear and publish an IC-style read on each: a clear verdict, the market and traction signals, and the question that matters.
Skim the curated library, take a deal that's already screened, or drop in your own — and never waste a meeting on a deal you'd have passed on.
What's in a report?
A verdict you can act on — hold, pass, or pursue, with confidence and the reasoning behind it. Plus the market and traction read, the diligence gaps worth corroborating before the first call, the questions to ask, and — for founders — the plan to close them. Every claim is labeled by how well it's evidenced.
Don't take our word for it: many reports are published in full in the curated library — read a few and see.
How is this different from ChatGPT or a generic AI summary?
A summary agrees with you. Diligence doesn't. CyberFruit cross-checks evidence across the public record, separates a claim from its proof, dates and sources every point, and lands on a verdict — not a confident-sounding paragraph. A typical report draws on around 60 distinct sources and tells you which findings are solid and which are still just a claim that needs a source outside the pitch deck.
What sources does CyberFruit check?
Almost everything publicly findable about a company and its founders — without ever crossing ethical or legal lines. Just the full public record, dug the way a diligent partner would if they had unlimited hours:
- The company's own site, product, pricing, and changelog
- News, interviews, and press coverage
- Investor and fund pages, funding databases, and company registries
- Hiring signals, review sites, and app-store and search visibility
- The founders' public footprint — past companies, profiles, press, and even the actual code in their GitHub repositories
And those are only some of the examples — in practice the list runs far longer. We don't know in advance where the signal that decides a given startup will surface, so the committee follows the evidence wherever the public record leads.
Every claim is logged with its link, date, and a confidence level, so you can audit the verdict yourself in the curated library.
How accurate is the verdict — can I trust it?
Every finding carries an evidence label, so you see exactly what's corroborated and what's still a claim to confirm. The verdict is earned conviction — traced to a framework and sources — not borrowed hype, and not investment advice. It's built to raise the floor of the first conversation: you start past the basics, on what actually decides the deal.
Is my startup's information kept private?
The analysis works only from the public record. A report stays private to you unless it's explicitly published to the curated library — your run and its verdict are yours.
Who is CyberFruit for?
Both sides of the table, same engine. Angels, syndicates, and VC teams run diligence before the first call. Founders use the same read to walk into a raise already prepared. The investor is the protagonist; the founder sees the deal through the same lens, one step earlier.
How much does it cost?
Membership tiers plus one-off report credits — see the pricing page for current options.