Private. Enter the admin key to load the board.
Sorted by when to act, not by how good the fund looks. Drag between columns as things move, tick one off when it's sent. State is shared — Daye sees the same board.
Why this order. Forms cost nothing but time and nobody judges a submission, so the best ones go first. Emails come next, starting with funds you'd mind less about losing — you get one attempt per fund and the pitch sharpens with each telling. Introductions last, once there's progress worth mentioning.
The score is the research's estimate, out of 100, of how likely that fund is to actually write a check. Open any card for the opening line and the objection that fund is most likely to raise.