Scout your second career.
Born in professional football, built for anyone whose money attracts attention: athletes, performers, creators and private investors who value discretion. Every deal checked before you see it.
Fieldhouse
Recovery clinics built around elite sports science, opening to the public.
Halftime Labs
Performance nutrition subscriptions, formulated with club dietitians.
Who this is actually for
The deck
A handful of companies a day, all through five stages of vetting, each with a published Grade and a full risk report. No endless feed, no algorithmic churn, just a deck you can actually finish.
The gameplan
Set your rules before the deals arrive: sectors, ticket sizes, how much of your world this money is allowed to be. The platform holds you to it when the room gets exciting.
Education, not persuasion
Short, plain-English briefings on how private investing actually works: instruments, dilution, failure rates. Built to slow you down, not gee you up.
The pressure valve
When someone you know pushes a deal, you don’t have to say no. You say "it goes through my checks." The rule does the refusing, and the relationship survives.
Discretion, throughout
Founders see a verified member, not a name. The press see nothing at all. You reveal yourself deal room by deal room, or never.
The full report, before you commit anything
Match into a deal room and the full risk report opens: five scored dimensions, every claim traced to its source, every watch-item in plain English. Your advisor gets a seat and the same report. Then, and only then, you decide.
Reports are factual summaries of completed checks, not advice. We hold none of your money at any point.
Fieldhouse
Sound fundamentals with real early-stage risk. Every founder claim checked out. Read the watch-items before you commit.
Scores expire with the grade and re-verify quarterly. Not investment advice.
And the deals you didn’t ask for
Most of what lands in a member’s inbox will never deserve a reply. Forward anything: a deck, a DM, a “sure thing” from a friend of a friend. An analyst reports back in 48 hours. Confidential, always.
More on The CheckWalk away from this one.
The returns quoted don’t exist anywhere in the documents, the "fund" is eleven weeks old, and the counterparty declined to verify custody of investor money.
"22% fixed" appears in the pitch and nowhere in the fund documents.
Declined to name where investor money is actually held.
A deadline that moved twice. Urgency is the product here.
Everyone we spoke to while building this told us a version of the same story: the money arrived faster than the time to learn what to do with it, and the people offering to help were the ones being paid to.
We are not publishing member quotes until there are members to quote, and we will never publish their names. Judge us on the vetting instead. It is written out in full, stage by stage.