Inbound & triage
A forwarded deck becomes a deal record with a stage, an owner, and its own email address.
For operator-investor partnerships
The private workspace for investor partnerships: evaluate deals, commit with a written thesis, manage the whole life of an investment.
An investment lives for a decade. An inbox forgets it in a month.
The problem is not evaluating deals. It is remembering them, together, for years.
The lifecycle
Deal tools stop at the decision. The decision is the first 20%.
A forwarded deck becomes a deal record with a stage, an owner, and its own email address.
Documents, questions, and partner discussion accumulate on the record instead of in three inboxes.
When the partnership commits, the reasoning is captured and locked as a permanent thesis.
Sub docs, wire instructions, and signatures tracked to done. Nothing rides on memory.
Capital calls and K-1s parse themselves off the forwarded email and land on the calendar.
When the next round opens, the original thesis is right there to test against.
Distributions and outcomes recorded against what the partnership believed going in.
Every deal, document, and pass reason stays searchable for as long as the partnership exists.
Drop a fifty-page deck and get a one-page memo. Partners react to the same brief, not five different readings.
Forward the email. Aleva extracts the amount, due date, and fund, files the document, and puts the deadline on the calendar.
Committing locks the reasoning. Three years later you read exactly what you believed, not what you remember believing.
GP updates, sub docs, and tax documents route themselves to the record instead of dying in personal Gmail.
Every deal, document, comment, and pass reason, searchable for as long as the partnership exists.
The rules
Aleva’s visibility rules are the product. They are few, they are absolute, and they are enforced where they can’t be worked around.
Partnership data never leaves the partnership.
K-1s, capital calls, allocations, the thesis, partner discussion: visible to your partners and no one else, even when you share the deal itself.
Network conversations are never visible to founders.
When your trusted contacts discuss a deal you shared, the founder cannot read it. Candor requires it.
No money flows through the platform.
Aleva is an information platform. Wires go where they always went; Aleva keeps the record straight.
Enforced in the database, not the interface.
Visibility rules are row-level security policies in Postgres, covered by tests. A bug in a page cannot leak what the database refuses to serve.
When a deal deserves a wider look, share it with the people your partnership actually trusts, by name, not by feed. Recipients see the deal and who it came through. They never see your allocations, your discussion, or your decision.
There is no marketplace, no public listing, and no algorithmic distribution. Deals move the way they always have, person to person, with the chain of trust visible at every step.
Built for partnerships of two to four investors, and free to start.