Private Equity
Every deal your team has done, every model it's built, every judgment it's made — encoded into an architecture that makes the next one sharper.
See a DemoThe Problem
The way you build models, assess competition, structure deals, evaluate management teams — that's your edge. But it lives in disconnected spreadsheets, memos, and people's heads. Every deal starts from scratch.
Your tools reflect how the software company thinks, not how your team thinks. The firm's judgment gets flattened into someone else's templates and workflows.
One portco's operational playbook doesn't inform the next. A successful deal's patterns don't propagate to sourcing. LP reporting doesn't draw from the same well as IC memos.
Five years of decisions, frameworks, and pattern recognition — sitting in file shares, unstructured and inaccessible. Your most valuable asset depreciates instead of compounds.
What Changes
Kith OS connects Claude Code to your entire data layer — every model, every memo, every decision. The architecture learns your firm's way of doing things and applies it forward.
Encode how your team builds models, screens deals, and evaluates management. AI executes using your frameworks, your criteria, your judgment — not a generic template.
Every completed deal becomes context for the next one. By deal five, the architecture knows your patterns. By deal twenty, it surfaces patterns you haven't articulated yet.
One portfolio company's operational initiatives and KPIs inform another's. Pricing strategies, go-to-market playbooks, margin improvement programs — the system connects what your team already knows.
The patterns behind your most successful investments don't stay locked in a case study. They become the lens through which the architecture evaluates the next hundred opportunities — and the narrative for raising the next fund.
In Practice
The model reads the CIM, builds assumptions using your firm's historical patterns, and produces a working model. Your analyst refines instead of builds.
Pull portfolio data, market comps, and deal terms into a single deliverable. Same source of truth as the LP letter and the board deck.
Screen a hundred opportunities against your investment thesis in hours. The model applies your criteria — not a vendor's generic scoring.
Monthly reporting pulls from portfolio company data, flags variance from plan, and drafts the update. Your ops team edits instead of assembles.
The Edge Compounds
When Claude gets smarter, your instance gets smarter — automatically, no development work. And every deal, decision, and framework your team produces deepens the architecture's understanding of how your firm thinks.
The Economics
The edge is strategic. The economics are a bonus.
$150-300K in annual SaaS spend replaced by a single architecture your firm owns. No per-seat licenses, no vendor sprawl, no redundant tools producing stranded outputs.
A CIM evaluation drops from 80 hours to 20. Screening that took weeks takes hours. The time recaptured goes to judgment — more deals evaluated, better decisions made.
How You Start
We build a simulated version of your firm's environment — realistic data, your workflows, your deliverable formats. You see the architecture working before you commit production systems.
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