How is everyone you’ve backed doing?
Applications, cohorts, syndicates and sponsorships, on one list your team trusts.
Cohorts, networks and memberships
Accelerators and incubators
Applications, a cohort and a programme to run, across four tools that know nothing about each other.
Angel groups and syndicates
Deals, soft commitments and carry live in a WhatsApp group and a spreadsheet.
Startup missions and campus programmes
You answer for a number, and rebuild it by hand every reporting cycle.
Chambers, associations and corporate programmes
Members, dues, events and a directory spread across separate spreadsheets.
What actually changes
How it goes now
Applications arrive by form and shortlisting happens in a spreadsheet; nobody agrees who is at what stage.
How it goes instead
One list everyone trusts, showing exactly where each application is.
How it goes now
Your list of everyone you've backed was accurate three months ago.
How it goes instead
The answer is already there, because it's the same list your team works in every day.
How it goes now
Demo day runs on a separate ticketing site, and the investors who came exist as a spreadsheet of names.
How it goes instead
Invitations and check-in live on the event itself, so who came is a list you can open the next morning. Joining that list to your contact list is not started.
How it goes now
A round comes together in a chat group, and the record goes with whoever ran it.
How it goes instead
Who committed what, and the lead's carry, written down where it outlives whoever ran the round. The terms themselves still live in your paperwork.
How it goes now
Dues, programme fees and sponsorship money arrive in four places, and one person reconciles them.
How it goes instead
The sponsorship packages you sell, what you owe each sponsor and who committed what to a syndicate, on screens anyone on your team can open. Tracking dues and fees is not started.
How it goes now
Every founder you back needs the same setup, so you quietly become their IT department.
How it goes instead
You hand each of them a working setup on day one, and they keep it when they graduate.
Three things to know up front
Where we are, so you can decide with the real picture.
Ask us about any of it- Members can't message each other, and there is no feed or suggested introductions: the software runs your programme, not your community's conversations.
- We haven't priced this. You can't sign up and pay for it today.
- No outside organisation is running on it yet; our own ventures share the same backend.
Run one real cohort on it, with us
Two or three programmes, not two hundred.
Set up around how you already work
Your stages, cohort shape and reporting fields are set up with you. Where something is missing, you tell us and it shapes what we look at next.
One real cohort, and the truth about it
One programme actually run on it, and honest answers about what your team worked around.
Questions, answered
Is any of this real, or is it a pitch?
Real and running today: applications with a view of where each one is, cohorts, the list of everyone you've backed, syndicates with who committed what and the lead's carry, a public board of opportunities, a starter setup for each founder, courses with a register of who's enrolled, and events with invitations and check-in. Signing someone up to a course we still do for you — there's no enrolment button yet.
Are cap tables and funding rounds included?
Cap tables and a per-venture set of books are built underneath but have no screen yet, so nobody can open them.
Who on my team can see the portfolio?
Anyone on your team can open your portfolio, its applications, cohorts and syndicates; roles decide who can change them.
Why should we believe Ojas knows this world?
Ojas Events, Ojas Legal and Ojas Loans are our own ventures, built on the same backend as this. That shows the machinery runs, not that it fits your programme.
Do the founders we back get their own space?
Both: each founder gets a private space with their own selling, events and enquiries, and you see across all of them. When someone graduates, they keep their space.
What happens to the records we already have?
They come across: past cohorts, the people you've backed and your application history can be brought in, and we do it with you. Or run one intake on it and leave the archive where it is.
How long before we could run an intake on it?
The time goes on decisions, not setup: your stages, who may reject an application, what your funder counts. We would size it with you in the first conversation.
What if we start and it doesn't fit?
You take your data and go; today we run the extract for you, as we bring your records in. There's no self-serve export button for applications, cohorts or the people you've backed.
What does it cost?
We haven't priced it. We want two or three programmes to run a real cohort on it first, and a price will come out of that.
We're a chamber or an association, not an accelerator. Does this apply?
Mostly: members, events, a directory and a committee have the same shapes as a cohort, a demo day, a portfolio and roles. Dues are the exception: nothing here tracks them.
Tell us how your intake actually works.
Even if it doesn't fit, you get a clear read on what we've built.
Tell us how your programme runsSee the opportunities board