Ledger – Find out who is investing in who
Ledger is a platform that tracks and visualizes investment relationships between investors and companies, allowing users to explore who is investing in whom.
Background
- SVI Solutions' "Ledger" is a publicly accessible database that tracks institutional investment flows, particularly in the tech and startup ecosystem. It maps which investors (VC firms, angel investors, corporate venture arms) are funding which companies.
- The tool aims to bring transparency to deal flow — who is placing bets on whom, in what round sizes, and at what valuation stages.
- For English-language tech readers who follow startup funding but lack access to proprietary data sources (like PitchBook or Crunchbase), Ledger offers a free, searchable window into the often opaque world of venture capital allocations.
- The site's simple query interface lets users look up individual investors or portfolio companies to see their connections, potentially revealing trends (e.g., which sectors VCs are piling into, or which founders get repeat backing).