Investor Updates
Investor relations that writes itself.
Loreflow already knows what happened this month. Turn it into an investor update, choose exactly who sees what, and keep a permanent record of every promise you made.
Every investor type
Solo cheques, angels, syndicates, institutional VCs, accelerators, family offices, corporate VCs and advisors — each with their own cadence and access.
Updates from real data
Drafts pre-fill with your live metrics: MRR, burn, runway, retention and the decisions logged that period. No copy-pasting from spreadsheets.
Access you control
Give one investor the published report only, another the live financial dashboard, and a lead investor read-only access to the whole company brain.
Tracked over time
See who opened which update, when they last viewed the workspace, and which investors have gone quiet before your next round.
Four access levels,
changed in one click.
Reports only
Can read the updates you publish. Nothing else in the workspace.
- Published updates
Reports + metrics
Updates plus the live financial dashboard, without company memory.
- Published updates
- Financial metrics
Everything in the app
Full read-only access to memory, context map, decisions and metrics.
- Published updates
- Financial metrics
- Context map
- Decisions
- Timeline
Custom scopes
Pick exactly which areas this investor can open.
- Published updates
The draft pipeline
Nobody should write an investor update from memory.
The month already happened across your tools. Loreflow turns it into a draft before you open a blank page.
- 01
Loreflow reads the period
Every synced source between the last update and today: billing events, shipped work, customer calls, hiring moves and logged decisions.
- 02
The draft assembles itself
Metrics land in the numbers block, decisions become the narrative, risks come from what slipped. Each line carries the source it came from.
- 03
You edit, not author
Change the tone, cut a paragraph, add the thing only you know. Every figure stays linked, so edits never break the underlying maths.
- 04
Send scoped, per investor
One recipient gets the report, another the live dashboard, your lead gets read-only workspace access. One draft, many permissions.
Sources into sections
Hover a source to see which part of the update it writes.
- Stripe
- QuickBooks
- Linear
- Gong
- HubSpot
- Decisions
- Numbers
- Narrative
- Risks
- Asks
- Team
- Roadmap
Anatomy
What a Loreflow update contains
Each spoke is how much of that section arrives pre-filled from your workspace on an average month. You supply judgement, not data entry.
- Headline metrics100%
- Narrative & wins92%
- Risks and misses78%
- Decisions logged88%
- Hiring & team71%
- Cash and runway96%
- Asks of investors64%
Why it matters
Investors fund the founders who report well
Consistency beats brilliance
A dull update every month builds more confidence than a spectacular one every quarter. Loreflow removes the reason to skip a month.
Every number is traceable
When an investor asks where a figure came from, the answer is one click away — not a two-day spreadsheet archaeology project.
Promises stay on the record
Each update becomes part of company memory, so last quarter's commitments show up next to this quarter's results.
Warm intros happen faster
Investors who understand your current state introduce you to customers and candidates without a catch-up call first.
Engagement
See who is still reading before you need them
Opens, dashboard visits and time-in-report per investor group across the last seven updates. Quiet investors surface long before a raise.
- Lead VC88
- Seed fund73
- Angels64
- Accelerator42
- Advisors38
Your next investor update is already 90% written.
Loreflow assembles the draft from the month you actually had — metrics, decisions, wins and risks — and waits for your voice on top.
A monthly update assembled from real workspace activity — metrics, shipped work, decisions and asks — with each figure traceable to its source.
No. Investor access is a separate, read-only surface scoped to the update and the metrics you publish. Internal conversations stay internal.
The draft writes itself from the quarter's activity. Founders typically spend under thirty minutes editing narrative and asks before sending.
Yes. Sections, metric definitions and ordering are configurable, and past updates stay archived and comparable.