The first software designed to run the entire fundraise, not just the parts of it. One workspace to manage your investors list, cap table, financial forecasts, data room, and everything in between.
Each is one click apart, with shared context. Use Arx AI to ask questions and make changes.
Every fund has an intro path: map the advisors and existing investors who can warm-intro you. Share your list, prep an intro request template and send it in one click.
Explore the CRM →Upload the PDF, share one link, see who lingered on slide seven. Per-page dwell heatmap, viewer-level identity gate, optional password, version history. Add a single contact button so partners can reply to the deck as soon as they view it.
See the analytics →Pitch deck and cap table stream into the room as linked materials. Changed the deck? The room shows the latest. Mix files with external links, gate access by email, and watch the activity log roll in.
Tour the room →You don't know the future. You don't need to. Move headcount, cost of acquisition, ARPU, churn. Arx forecasts the growth you can defend. Then it scores you against industry benchmarks, the way a partner does.
Open the model →Trained on the best fundraising and operator practice. Reads your pipeline, deck views, model and inbox. Drafts updates, adjusts the forecast, and provides suggestions through the app, or through Claude via MCP.
Meet the assistant →Six subscriptions know nothing about each other. Arx replaces the patchwork and adds the missing part: a structured approach that gets you to the next step.
Arx walks you through the eight phases of a modern early-stage round — and quietly tells you what's missing, who's stalled, and what to send next.
I used to fundraise across six tabs and a notebook. With Arx, the pipeline, the deck, the room and the model all answer to the same question.
One workspace. One subscription. The years before bigness, walked through step by step.