Your account is gone, along with every link, open and email address it held. Nothing of it remains.
Send every investor their own link. See who opened it, who came back for a second look, and who never touched it — with the mail-scanner noise that fakes every other link tracker stripped out.
Ten links free, no card. We email you a sign-in link — no password.
Corporate mail systems — Microsoft SafeLinks, Proofpoint, Mimecast, Barracuda — click every link in every email before it reaches the inbox, checking it for malware. Send a deck to a partner at a fund and you'll see an open within seconds. That was their mail gateway. The email might still be sitting unread.
Fourteen could be four firms reading closely, or eleven scanners and three accidental double-taps. You can't tell, so you can't act on it.
One link per recipient, scanners removed, and the email of whoever actually opened it. Now you know who to chase and who to let go.
Same deck, one short link each — seenify.app/k7m2np for Index, another for Seedcamp. Label them however you like; the label is private to you.
A single field stands between the link and your deck. It takes them three seconds, and it means you learn who looked even when a partner forwards it to an associate.
Opens, repeat visits, device, rough location, and a 14-day chart. Whoever is reading right now floats to the top of the list.
We recognise mail-security gateways and preview bots by their fingerprint and keep them out of your counts — then tell you how many we filtered, so the number you see means a person.
The whole trick. Twelve separate links tell you which firm is reading and who went back for seconds. One shared link tells you "12 opens", which tells you nothing.
Decks get forwarded. When the associate a partner passed it to opens the link, their address lands against your Index link — so you find out the deck travelled, and to whom.
No raw IP addresses are stored, the destination never appears on the gate page, and your private labels for each investor stay private. Delete a link and its history goes with it.
Most raises need a handful of links. Start free, upgrade when the list gets long.
Enough for a first round of intros.
For a real raise with a real list.
The email gate isn't identity verification. Anyone can type a@b.com —
it's a speed bump most people answer honestly, not a lock.
Filtering catches the scanners we know about. A gateway with a convincing browser fingerprint can still slip through, so treat an open seconds after you hit send with suspicion, and a revisit two days later as real.
And it tells you nothing about what they thought. Only whether they looked — which, in a process this quiet, is usually the thing you're missing.