Which one of these is you?

Who has the problem
Building with it

Pick one and it plays that path. Below is a live Fundz account on an ordinary Tuesday — real companies, real scores, real signals.

app.fundz.net/dashboardReal account
The work is already done when you arriveType it, or just say it out loudNot news. A reason to call someone today23 roles in 14 days, across three departments at onceScored against your targeting, and it shows its workEighteen signal types, on accounts you named and accounts you have never heard ofIt watches the accounts you care about, ahead of the eventWhole markets moving, not just single companiesThe market, written in a paragraph anyone can readAnd it holds up when you drill into itThe warmest route is usually one you already haveThe same machinery, pointed the other wayRanked by whether they would actually replyYou do not have to come and lookEvery card opens into a full briefThen it tells you what it meansAnd how to approach them, specificallyPut your whole account list under watchFilings read for you, matched to your playbook109,037 open roles, scored for intentThe earliest distress signal there isThey signed the lease. They have not hired yetFilings read overnight, matched to your playbookEvery CFO who resigned this month, at companies your size“Restructuring” is up 36% this quarter. Here is who said it39,843 investors, and which 7,858 are actually active29,719 registered advisers, $194 trillion under managementNew funds, the day the Form D is filed$79 trillion of institutional positions, searchableCompanies at the moment they form. 99% net-new to any databaseA median of 3.6 minutes from the SEC filing to this screenDescribe your buyer once. It runs every morning after thatThe money lands about a month before the job adYour desk, described onceThe sector you serve, at the size you serve itRaised real money, still has no finance function17,956 deals, with both sides of each one resolved29,261 executive hires, typed by the seatWritten from the event, and it stops the moment they replyInto Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce and your own LinkedInPer-signal Slack pushes, the moment they landTwo companies just agreed to work togetherEvery filter you build is a re-runnable dataset

Real screens from a live Fundz account, captured 12–13 September 2026. Every company, score and signal above actually happened. Contact details are covered because they belong to real people — and because they are what the subscription is for.

Now check it against your own market

Everything above is one account’s morning. Below is live data you can point at your own market right now — the same corpus those screens are built on.

A

Who do you sell to?

Pick the market you work. One click — there’s nothing to fill in.

B

These Software companies just raised

Real rounds from the last 30 days. This is the list a Fundz customer wakes up to, filtered to their market.

CWhat a rep opens

PhysicsX

Raised
$135M
Round
Venture round
Announced
3 days ago
Based
London, England

PhysicsX is a deep-tech company of scientists and engineers, developing machine learning applications to massively accelerate physics simulations and enable a new frontier of optimization opportunities in physical design and engineering. Born out of…

Why they’re worth a call now
They closed $135M 3 days ago. New money is when budget gets approved and new tools get bought — and right now almost nobody has called them about it.
17people identified at PhysicsX,
with verified email and title
Names, titles and verified emails are the paid part — along with the intent signals that say which of them to call first.
See plans →
D

Now write the opener

This is SmartSend, the part customers use every day. It writes the first line from what actually happened — no invented details about PhysicsX. Telling it what you sell makes it sharper, but it works without.

Nothing is sent. There is no outbox here — this only writes.

Live data, not a recording. Refreshed Sep 13, 2026, 9:51 PM. Nothing here needs a signup, and nothing is sent to anyone.

That was one morning, on one account.

Customers get this every day for their own market, in the app, in Slack and in their inbox — with the contact names, the verified emails, and the intent signals that say who to call first. The 8 companies above are a single slice of one week.