An investor asks for materials and all we have is scattered decks and spreadsheets
We combine everything into one structure: business model, market, financials, team, risks. You get a page and a PDF you can share by link.
Investor materials that explain your business clearly
We build an investor relations (IR) page, a quarterly or annual report, and a short investor pack. An investor sees numbers, business model and risks in one place instead of digging through email threads.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Startups preparing for a funding round
- Companies with shareholders or partners who expect regular reporting
- Businesses approaching international investors or grant programs
- Founders and finance leads tired of assembling reports by hand
Problems we solve
Our reports look like raw spreadsheets and are hard to read
We turn the data into clear tables and charts with short explanations. Every figure carries a note on where it comes from.
Every quarter the report gets rebuilt from scratch
We build a report template. New data goes into a finished structure, and AI tools help draft the text. A person does the final check.
We don't want confidential data visible to everyone
We split public and private content. Private documents sit behind a password or invite-only access.
What's included
- Content structure: what an investor sees and in what order
- IR page on your website with business, financials and contact sections
- Annual or quarterly report laid out as a PDF
- Charts and tables built from your data, explained in plain language
- A short investor deck in matching design
- A risks and limitations section, so the story reads as honest
- Password-protected area for documents under NDA (non-disclosure agreement)
- Ukrainian and English versions where needed
- A template for future reports
- Handover of all files and access
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Investor Pack
Startups before first investor talks
- Content structure
- Pitch deck up to 15 slides
- One-pager summarizing the business
- Two language versions
02
IR Page
Companies that want a permanent investor page
- Page on your website
- Business, financials, documents and contact sections
- Password-protected area
- Investor enquiry form
03
Report + IR Page
Companies with regular reporting
- Annual or quarterly report layout
- Charts and explanations
- IR page
- Template for future reports
- Two languages
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Data collection
You send financials, decks and documents. We clarify what can be shown publicly.
Structure and layout
We agree the section order and page design before any build work starts.
Production
We build the page, report and deck. You check the numbers and wording.
Launch and handover
We publish the page and hand over files and access. Payment is made in stages.
Scope and limits
- We don't promise an investor will commit: we prepare materials, we don't run negotiations
- We don't audit your financials or replace your accountant or lawyer
- We don't guarantee compliance with exchange or regulator rules: that needs a specialist lawyer
FAQ
What is an IR page?
IR (investor relations) is a page for investors and shareholders. It collects reports, key figures, documents and contacts. Investors don't have to ask for files by email.
What do I need to provide?
Financial figures, a description of your business model, existing decks, and a list of documents to publish. If something is missing, we tell you what to prepare.
Can some documents stay private?
Yes. Public materials are open, while documents under NDA are available by password or invitation.
Do you write the report text?
We prepare a draft from your data, with AI speeding up the work. You check every figure and sentence before publication.
Can I update reports myself?
Yes. We hand over a template and a short guide. Routine changes don't need a developer.
Who owns the files and accounts?
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.