BoardSnap is an iOS app that turns whiteboard photos into structured summaries and action plans in ten seconds. For venture capitalists, that means partner meeting discussions, portfolio company board prep, LP communication strategy, and fund-level thesis debates all produce clean written artifacts — not just a whiteboard photo that someone has to reconstruct into a memo at 10pm.
Partnership debate on a live deal at the board — the thesis, the risks, the investment call. Snap after the decision. BoardSnap produces a written decision record — the call, the key factors, the risks acknowledged, and the action items — before anyone leaves the partnership meeting.
Structure what you want to accomplish at a portfolio company board meeting — the topics, the questions, the decisions. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured board agenda and pre-read — your position on each agenda item before you walk into the boardroom.
Map the LP letter narrative — fund highlights, portfolio company stories, forward thesis, key risks to acknowledge. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured narrative outline — the LP letter skeleton your team writes from.
Work through the investment thesis for a new sector — the macro dynamics, the market structure, the winner profile. Snap. BoardSnap produces a written thesis draft — the first version of the document the partnership debates before committing capital.
Map the next fund's strategy — vertical focus, portfolio construction, stage preference, check size evolution. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured fund strategy document — the basis for the partnership alignment and the LP fundraising narrative.
BoardSnap AI reads investment analysis structures — competitive landscape maps, deal evaluation matrices, portfolio construction diagrams, and sector analysis frameworks. It produces analytical descriptions, not just content lists.
Paste your fund's website, your portfolio company pages, or your investment thesis documents. BoardSnap AI calibrates to your fund's analytical language, your sector vocabulary, and your investment approach.
Each active deal process or fund-level planning cycle gets its own project. The full analytical history — market mapping, deal analysis, partnership discussions — is organized and searchable.
Pin the fund's investment thesis, the current portfolio overview, or the latest LP presentation. Every board session already knows the fund context — the AI chat synthesizes within the investment frame.
Ask synthesis questions across the deal process: 'what were the key risks we identified across our due diligence sessions?' 'how did our thesis on this company evolve across the partner meetings?' The AI synthesizes the full analytical history.
Yes — this is the highest-stakes use case and the one where a clean written record matters most. Snap the board at the end of the partner meeting. BoardSnap produces a written decision record — the investment call, the key factors on each side, the risks acknowledged — before the partnership disperses. The memo starts from the actual decision, not from someone's reconstruction of it.
Structure your LP letter narrative at the whiteboard — fund highlights, portfolio stories, forward thesis. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured narrative outline that your team writes the LP letter from. The communication starts from your actual analytical thinking, not from a template.
Yes — run your board prep session before a portfolio company board meeting. Map the topics, the questions you want to push on, the decisions you need from management. Snap. BoardSnap produces a structured board brief that you walk in with, not a set of half-formed thoughts.
One project per deal. Each project has isolated board history — market mapping sessions, partner meeting discussions, due diligence synthesis — all organized per deal. Pro plan unlocks unlimited projects, which is how active investors with multiple simultaneous deal processes use it.
Yes — for early-stage investing where the analysis is team assessment, market intuition, and thesis fit rather than financial modeling, the whiteboard sessions where those judgments are being formed and debated benefit most from structured documentation. The qualitative reasoning is exactly what gets lost without systematic capture.
Deal analysis, market mapping, and investment memo workflows.
Accelerator coaches working with portfolio companies on growth and strategy.
Board members using BoardSnap for governance and portfolio company sessions.
Founders using BoardSnap for investor prep and strategic planning.
Snap a whiteboard. Ship the action plan. In ten seconds.