The old way
Warm intros, announced rounds, and databases help once a company is already known. They remain useful. They are not a weekly early signal.
GitDealFlow Dashboard
Your weekly early-deal desk.
Each week, know which technically visible startups are accelerating, why they are moving, and which names deserve attention before a round becomes public.
GitDealFlow reads public engineering activity. A signal is evidence to investigate, not proof that a company is raising and not investment advice.
Annual access
€490/yearBilled annually. Renews annually unless you cancel through Stripe before renewal.
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Stop finding the interesting technical startups after everyone else has heard the news.
The Dashboard way
Review public engineering acceleration every week, in plain English. Spend research time on names with evidence worth checking, then use your own diligence, network, and judgment.
What annual access is for
Ranked weekly signals
Start with a prioritized weekly view instead of manually monitoring public GitHub activity.
Evidence trail
Inspect the public engineering evidence behind a signal before deciding whether it deserves more research.
Thesis focus
Use the Dashboard to narrow your research time to the sectors and companies relevant to your mandate.
Open method
Check the documented panel, methodology, and free public data surfaces instead of taking the signal on faith.
Free Sunday Signal or paid Dashboard
| Free Sunday Signal | Paid Dashboard |
|---|---|
| Five names each week | The full ranked weekly desk |
| A plain-English reason each company is moving | Broader signal review with public evidence to inspect |
| Learn the methodology and test the signal | A repeatable sourcing workflow for a focused investor |
| No card | €490/year |
Receipts, not promises.
The documented research panel contains 219 startup-period observations across 55 startups. It describes public engineering activity with no linked funding-event labels. It does not turn an activity signal into a funding prediction.
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Questions investors ask
Is this a funding prediction?
No. GitDealFlow identifies public engineering acceleration. It can precede public fundraising announcements, but it is not proof that a company is raising.
Do I need to read code?
No. The Dashboard is designed to explain the visible engineering activity in plain English. You can inspect the underlying public evidence when you want to go deeper.
Does this replace PitchBook, Crunchbase, Dealroom, or warm intros?
No. Those tools and relationships solve different parts of sourcing. GitDealFlow is a weekly public-engineering signal for deciding which names deserve your first research pass.
What kinds of startups are visible through this signal?
Technically visible startups whose public GitHub activity can be observed. Companies without a meaningful public engineering footprint may not be visible.
Can I inspect the methodology before paying?
Yes. The methodology, public predictions, JSON and CSV data, MCP, A2A and API surfaces remain free.
Who is this not for?
It is not for anyone seeking investment advice, guaranteed access, allocation, or certainty about future fundraising. It is for investors who want a recurring public-data research workflow.
Annual Dashboard
€490/yearA clear weekly sourcing habit, not more data for its own sake.
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