I spent 12 years in threat intelligence. The whole job is reading what someone does, not what they say. What a group claims and what its infrastructure actually shows are two different things. Fund bios are the same. The website says a fund does everything. Its deal history says what it actually funds. So I pointed that method at VCs and built Helios. It reads what funds actually do, from the deals they announce, by sector. Pick your space (cyber, fintech, AI infra, healthtech, climate, and more) and you see: - who just invested and in what, their revealed thesis, not their bio - funds that just raised and have dry powder to deploy, pulled from SEC Form D filings - M&A and IPO exits, read as demand for your sector - a per-sector alert you can subscribe to, so you get pinged when a fund in your space moves It refreshes hourly. No login, free to read. Every source is free and ToS-clean: RSS, news APIs, firm blogs, gov filings. Investor names come out of the article bodies and get dropped if they aren't literally in the text, so it doesn't guess a name onto a deal. What it's not: a signal to start a conversation, not a CRM, and not a promise anyone writes you a check. Two things I want from you: which sector should we sharpen next, and what signal would actually change who you reach out to? Break it and tell me what's missing.

Helios

Every dollar leaves a trace.

Every dollar leaves a trace.