Source deals. Earn carry.
Bring promising companies to ADIN. Earn 50% of the net carry on eligible deals you source that ADIN funds.
Chat- You: I want to submit a deal.
- ADIN: Can you share the company details? Start with its name, website, and a short description of what it does. Attach the pitch deck if you have one. I’ll use those materials to research the company, its market, and its competitors. If you know the round, traction, or why the deal caught your attention, include that too.
- You: Beacon Labs builds field sensors that help construction teams track site progress. Here’s the website and their seed deck. beaconlabs.com (Beacon Labs Pitch.pdf)
- ADIN: Got it. I have Beacon Labs’ company details and pitch deck. I’m now working through the product, customer need, market, and team to put your report together. You can follow the progress below. Once it’s ready, we can review the findings and turn any gaps in the evidence into questions for the founders. (Beacon Labs: Researching the company and its market, in progress)
- ADIN: Your deal report is ready. It brings together Beacon Labs’ company overview, market research, competitive landscape, and the questions worth following up on. Start with the summary for the main findings, then explore the evidence behind the opportunity. I can help you review the risks or prepare a focused set of questions for the team. (Beacon Labs: Construction Technology, ADIN score 82%)
- You: How does carry work at ADIN?
- ADIN: Carry is a share of the profit from an investment. If ADIN funds an eligible deal you sourced, you receive 50% of the net carry from that deal, subject to your scout agreement. Your share is paid when eligible investment profits produce distributable carry—not when you submit a deal or when its report is ready. The agreement and fund terms determine eligibility, deductions, and distribution timing.
- You: How do I join ADIN’s weekly calls?
- ADIN: You can join ADIN’s weekly call every Tuesday from 12 to 1 PM Eastern. Add it to your calendar below to join the conversation with the network. It’s a relaxed way to hear what others are working on and bring your own questions. Meet founders and investors, discuss emerging tech and fresh deals, and share what you’re seeing in the market. You’re welcome to bring a company you’re exploring, ask for feedback, or simply listen and get to know the network. (The Weekly Members Call: Every Tuesday at Noon EST)
- You: I want to submit a deal.
- ADIN: Can you share the company details? Start with its name, website, and a short description of what it does. Attach the pitch deck if you have one. I’ll use those materials to research the company, its market, and its competitors. If you know the round, traction, or why the deal caught your attention, include that too.
- You: Beacon Labs builds field sensors that help construction teams track site progress. Here’s the website and their seed deck. beaconlabs.com (Beacon Labs Pitch.pdf)
- ADIN: Got it. I have Beacon Labs’ company details and pitch deck. I’m now working through the product, customer need, market, and team to put your report together. You can follow the progress below. Once it’s ready, we can review the findings and turn any gaps in the evidence into questions for the founders. (Beacon Labs: Researching the company and its market, in progress)
- ADIN: Your deal report is ready. It brings together Beacon Labs’ company overview, market research, competitive landscape, and the questions worth following up on. Start with the summary for the main findings, then explore the evidence behind the opportunity. I can help you review the risks or prepare a focused set of questions for the team. (Beacon Labs: Construction Technology, ADIN score 82%)
- You: How does carry work at ADIN?
- ADIN: Carry is a share of the profit from an investment. If ADIN funds an eligible deal you sourced, you receive 50% of the net carry from that deal, subject to your scout agreement. Your share is paid when eligible investment profits produce distributable carry—not when you submit a deal or when its report is ready. The agreement and fund terms determine eligibility, deductions, and distribution timing.
- You: How do I join ADIN’s weekly calls?
- ADIN: You can join ADIN’s weekly call every Tuesday from 12 to 1 PM Eastern. Add it to your calendar below to join the conversation with the network. It’s a relaxed way to hear what others are working on and bring your own questions. Meet founders and investors, discuss emerging tech and fresh deals, and share what you’re seeing in the market. You’re welcome to bring a company you’re exploring, ask for feedback, or simply listen and get to know the network. (The Weekly Members Call: Every Tuesday at Noon EST)
Put your network to work.
Find companies worth backing and use ADIN’s research to sharpen your assessment.
Earn carry. Earn 50% of the net carry on eligible deals you source that ADIN funds.
Ask about your deals. Ask ADIN questions about the companies you’ve submitted, from the market and team to key risks.
Compare notes. Join founders and investors on the weekly call to share what you’re seeing.
Bring companies to ADIN.
Submit a company’s deck or website and explain why it stands out. ADIN’s AI agents research the opportunity, investors contribute their perspectives, and GPs make the final investment decision.
Dig deeper in Chat.
Ask follow-up questions about a company. Explore competitors, examine assumptions, and identify what to ask the founder.
Compare notes each week.
Join the weekly call with founders, builders, and investors. Share what you’re seeing and hear what others are working on.
Frequently asked questions.
How does scout carry work?
Earn 50% of the net carry on eligible deals you source that ADIN funds, subject to your scout agreement.
Do I need to invest?
No. Contribute deals and your market expertise without committing capital.
Who makes investment decisions?
GPs make the final call, informed by ADIN’s AI research and investor perspectives.
How do I use ADIN?
Start in Chat, email ADIN, or connect through MCP to work from your preferred AI tools.
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Tell us about your background, the markets you know, and the companies you’re finding.