Every line has a source.
Sentry researches each opportunity, evaluates its relevance to your goals, and shows you the evidence behind every recommendation.
What a profile holds
- Recent signals
- Relevant news, activity, launches and changes, linked to their original sources.
- Key contacts
- Relevant decision-makers, their roles, and any publicly stated priorities.
- Verified details
- Company size, market, audience, services or other facts supported by the source.
- Best angles
- The strongest reasons to reach out, based on the opportunity and your goals.
- Potential red flags
- Conflicts, poor fit, competing relationships or other reasons to reconsider.
How the fit score works
- 01
Your rules first
Your exclusions and requirements come first. A score never overrides them.
- 02
Then the fit
Relevance, timing, alignment and evidence quality contribute to a score out of 100.
- 03
Then the reasoning
See what strengthens or weakens each match, with sources behind the evidence.
Form D filed, 06:42
Fernvale Capital
Fund III, creator tools
84
fit, of 100
084100
- 1Fund III is $60M, early stage, and leads seed rounds.
- 2Two creator-tools deals in the past year.
- 3The lead partner writes about live commerce.
- + Thesis names creator tools
- + Check size fits your round
- − Also backs Loopcast, a close rival
- 1EDGAR Form D
- 2Fund website
- 3Partner notes
Every claim has a source. Inferred is never presented as verified.
What it will not do
- Invent a relationship, a referral or a warm intro
- Show a claim it cannot cite
- Let a high score override your exclusions
- Overwrite your corrections when it researches again
Run one real hunt.
Thirty days, one opportunity type, every email approved by you. Then we read the numbers together.