Your investors are asking. Be the answer.
The investor relations platform for private companies.
One trusted place for investor information, communication and governance, built to give companies control and investors clarity.
Investor relations is fractured. The register lives in Excel, the deck is a stale PDF in forty inboxes, diligence is a shared drive, the update is a mail merge, and nobody can say who knows what.
Everything in the room.
Boardroom is a single permissioned room where the raise, the register and the reporting share the same truth.
A dated history of each valuation, and what every holding is worth today.
Valuation historyA dated history of each valuation.
Series APriced round · Jun 2026BridgeConvertible · Nov 2025SeedPriced round · Mar 2025Type, narrative and documents attached to each entry
Implied valueWhat a holding is worth today.
Per-investor viewEach investor sees their own position.
N. Hale
R. Kaur
M. Weber
VisibilityShare each valuation with chosen audiences.
InvestorsBoardEmployeesSupporting papersThe documents behind the number.
The full share register by holder, across share classes, issued or fully diluted.
KPIs, narrative and asks, sent to the lists you keep, with reads by name.
Your own metrics on your own cadence, charted for the room.
Folders that mirror your diligence list, with access you control file by file.
One link for the whole round, from soft-circled to signed.
Invitations, roles and investor lists, with no passwords to manage.
Between rounds, it keeps working.
The raise ends. The relationship does not. Valuations, certificates, questions and the investor’s own portfolio live in the same room.
One login. Every holding.
Your investors see all their companies here. Yours stands out.
What the holding is worth.
Invite equity holders to view and track their options.
Grants, vesting and documents, visible to each holder
Keep requests organised with AI Inbox.
Matched to the register, summarised into notes

Everything, on the record.
Immutable, service-side, admin-readable
Founded on both sides of the table.
Boardroom was started by a CFO and an investment analyst who spent years on opposite sides of the same conversations: one producing the numbers, the other trying to read them. Both kept hitting the same wall. Decks into the void, updates lost in inboxes, diligence in shared drives.
Boardroom is the room they both wished existed.


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