About FundDaddy
Fundraising research should begin with fit, not familiarity.
FundDaddy is an investor register and fundraising workspace. It helps founders narrow a large, uneven market into a research list they can understand and a follow-up process they can maintain.
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Why does FundDaddy exist?
Founders are often told to build an investor list without being given a reliable way to decide who belongs on it. Names are copied from old spreadsheets, warm-intro lists and search results, then checked one by one.
FundDaddy starts with the practical constraints of the round: cheque size, stage, sector, geography, investor type and instrument. It keeps the supporting record beside the workflow, so research and follow-up do not drift apart.
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What is it—and what is it not?
It is a database of investors, funds, people, companies and funding activity, plus tools for saved research and outreach tracking. It is not a broker, placement agent, fundraising adviser or promise of access to capital.
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Where does the information come from?
Records are assembled from public websites, public registers, structured imports and enrichment work. Some fields are corrected by verified profile owners. Coverage and freshness vary, so important facts should be checked against the original source.
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What responsibility comes with a people database?
Personal contact data stays behind sign-in and is excluded from public pages, structured data and public sitemaps. People and firms can correct, claim or ask to remove records. That does not settle every privacy question; the details and current gaps are set out plainly in the privacy notice.