Ishara.

Use case

Warm introductions to investors,
from the relationships your team already has.

Ishara looks across your workspace's records and relationships, under your access rules, and shows the ways in on each investor profile: a colleague at the firm, a co-investor, a founder they backed.

A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50).

Your own records only · Names, never addresses · A reminder if nobody replies

Four ways in

The introductions you already own, on the investor's profile

Open any investor on your shortlist and the profile lists the ways your workspace already reaches them: colleagues at the firm, investors they co-invest with, people at the firm your team has records for, and the founders they backed who are already in your CRM.

Each path says why it is one, strongest first. When there is none, the section stays out of the way. How matching works

Four warm paths from your CRM to the investor Colleagues at the firm Co-investors People at the firm you know Portfolio in your CRM Your CRM The investor

Privacy

Names to ask, never addresses

A warm path tells you whom to ask. It shows record names only, never an email address, and it is worked out from your own workspace, under your access rules, and nothing else.

The paths are only as good as your book, so bring it with you: import a spreadsheet or your current CRM, and connect your Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailbox so threads at the firm's domain land on the right records. Bring your data

Before the ask, a prep brief pulls the thesis, the track record and how you reach them into one page you can read on the way to the meeting.

From shortlist to meeting

Ask the person you already know

  1. ShortlistA reason on every row
  2. Open the profileThesis, deals, paths
  3. Read the pathsNames, never addresses
  4. Ask the colleagueOr the co-investor, or the founder
  5. Send from the recordA reminder if nobody replies

Send the ask from the investor record, from your own mailbox. Replies thread back to the same record, a reminder comes up if nobody answers, and the meeting, when it comes, sits in the same history. Warm paths and prep briefs come with Pro, $12 per seat per month at early-access pricing.

A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50).

Frequently asked questions

Do you send the introduction for me?

No. Ishara shows the path; you ask the person. The message goes from the investor record through your own mailbox, the reply threads back to it, and a reminder comes up if nobody answers.

Does it read my colleagues' mail?

No. Warm paths are worked out from the records in your workspace, under your access rules: who works at the firm, who co-invests with them, which people at the firm your team has records for, and which of their portfolio companies are in your CRM. Email addresses are never shown as a path.

Is our data used to train AI models?

No. Your private context is supplied at the moment of a request and is never used to train models.

What if there is no path?

The shortlist still shows the reasons each investor fits, and the prep brief still covers the thesis and the track record. A cold ask with the right reason beats a warm ask with the wrong one.

Find the introduction you already own.

Your invite opens the investor directory inside your workspace, and our team moves you to Pro for the ways in from your own records.

Early access in waves · A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50) · Arabic and English