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Enter each round's new money as a % of that round's post-money valuation (this is the simplest way to express dilution per round).
MOIC (Multiple on Invested Capital) = capital returned ÷ capital invested. It doesn't account for time — see the Glossary entry on IRR for the time-weighted version.
Simulates a portfolio of hypothetical investments using a simplified, illustrative distribution — not a statistically calibrated model of real fund returns. It's meant to build intuition for why fund returns concentrate in a small number of outcomes.
Rate a company 1 (weak) to 5 (strong) on each dimension — a structuring tool for your own thinking, not an objective formula.
Saved only in your own browser's local storage — not sent anywhere, not visible to VC Radar, and cleared if you clear your browser data or switch devices. There is no email, SMS, or push notification of any kind — "reminders" here means the row highlights gold on the day you set and red once it's passed, visible only when you have this page open.
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These would need persistent multi-device storage, real market data feeds, or user accounts — none of which a static site can provide safely. These are intentionally outside the static-site scope until VC Radar has a real backend.
This CRM is a real, working example of the ceiling for what's possible without one: it's genuinely useful for a single founder on a single device, but it cannot sync across your phone and laptop, cannot survive a cleared cache, and cannot actually notify you of anything — you have to remember to open the page.