Otto Intelligence · by Dayone Venture Partners
Find the signal. Understand the case. Move first.
Otto is Dayone’s intelligence layer for venture and private-equity teams. It tells you what changed, why it matters, who can open the door and what to do next.
Early version. Access is by invitation.
About Otto
One place for the whole investment lifecycle.
Private-capital teams work from news alerts, spreadsheets, inboxes and memory. Otto brings them together. It watches the market for signals, scores every opportunity against your theses, finds the warm path to the people who matter, and helps you build the case for investment committee.
It also works for the other side of the table. Emerging managers raising a fund get a scored shortlist of likely investors, drafts that are checked against their own track record, and a pipeline from first note to booked meeting. Investors can see which funds are raising now, read from public SEC filings, and screen them against their mandate.
You can also just ask. Search or speak a question, and Otto answers from your data and can open the right screen for you.
Inside Otto
What it looks like.
Screens show sample data.
Morning Brief
Start the day on the three things that need you, with live signals, priorities and a map of the pipeline.
Deal Radar
A ranked queue where every score is split into seven visible factors. Click one to see the evidence behind it.
Diligence Copilot
Interrogate a deal in plain English. Answers cite their sources and flag where the evidence contradicts management.
IC Room
A one-page brief, risk matrix and committee questions, with each decision recorded alongside the evidence at the time.
A person decides
Otto drafts and shortlists. You approve every step and send from your own inbox.
Sources on every record
Each record shows where it came from, when it was checked and how confident we are.
Your data stays yours
A fund’s data is isolated to that fund. It is never pooled or shared with other managers.
See Otto on your own pipeline.
Otto is an early version, open to a small number of teams by invitation. Tell us what you are raising or sourcing.