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LPs want better reporting. Send the letter they read.

Tell Laura what the fund needs. Her AI team makes the letter, the deck and the one pagers.

Tell Laura what the fund needs. Her AI team makes the letter, the deck and the one pagers.

Laura, our AI creative director, works from your figures and notes. Add them after you send.

Hey Laura, I write our letter to investors on a Sunday.Hey Laura, our deck is still the last fund's.Hey Laura, investors fly in and we read them a deck.
Now playing: a sample quarterly letter to investors, from the partners, in plain words

The work

What people asked for, and what came back.

Every piece began as a few plain words. Open one, or start your own.

01

Your LP letter, every quarter.

What they asked forHey Laura, I write our letter to investors on a Sunday.

A sample quarterly letter for Cuyahoga Ridge Partners, One bought, one sold, two behind plan, between its cover and the fund on one page.

Cuyahoga Ridge Fund III Letter and Report · What came back: a sample quarterly letter and report, with its cover note
Open the letter →Make one like this
02

The next fund's deck.

What they asked forHey Laura, our deck is still the last fund's.

Slides from a sample Fund III deck for Tidewell Ventures: Generalists see three sectors. We see one., in front of its cover and the team.

Tidewell Ventures Fund III · What came back: a sample 22 slide fund deck and two page teaser
Open the deck →Make one like this
03

The annual meeting.

What they asked forHey Laura, investors fly in and we read them a deck.

Pages from a sample annual meeting program for Monon Street Capital: the cover in a restored station hall, the day, and a gear shop in Fort Wayne.

Monon Street Annual Meeting · What came back: a sample 12 page program book for the meeting
Open the program →Make one like this

Is it really AI? Yes. Laura and her whole team are AI.

Is this the real studio? Yes. Every piece here was made in the studio. Each shows a short version of the request.

What comes back? The finished letter, deck and pages, in your firm's name and look.

Do I hand it over and wait to hear back? No. You tell Laura what you need, and her team makes it in front of you.

Can I try it? Yes. Tell Laura what you need.

Bring this quarter's letter. Laura takes it from there.