Our Meta-algorithm is a power tool designed to process vast amounts of data, enabling us to make informed decisions and predictions about the startups we invest in. At present, our set of algorithms are built to handle the following data sets, which collectively comprise several thousand data points, making it ideal for our Alpha deployment.

With ongoing research and development, we are on track to expand our capabilities significantly. By 2024, we anticipate that our algorithm will be capable of handling millions of data points, representing a major milestone in our development.

In 2026 we anticipate that Blueprint will be able to process billions of data points.

<aside> 💡 Our goal is to track 1 trillion data points by 2030.

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To provide a concrete example, our Meta-algorithm can analyze the behavior of any startup while building a SaaS platform. This includes analyzing user engagement rates, feature usage, and customer feedback. By leveraging this data, we can gain unique insights into the future of SaaS companies, understand their pain points better, and deploy capital more effectively to the right founders at the right time.

Likewise, our algorithm can analyze founder behavior on social media platforms, including engagement rates, click-through rates, and demographic data. This data can improve the funding experience, increase fund deployment rates in the right areas, and ultimately help us grow the winners in our fund.

Overall, our Meta-algorithm represents a major step forward in our ability to process and analyze data while deploying funds, and we are excited about the possibilities it holds for the future. With ongoing development and refinement, we believe that it will continue to revolutionize the way we work with data, opening up new horizons for research and discovery in the space of Venture Capital.

Sample dataset outline:

No. Category
1. Company name
2. Company URL
3. Company incorporation type, country and state
4. Team and founders social profiles, relationships, and communications
1. Twitter
2. Facebook
3. LinkedIn
4. Instagram
5. Product Hunt
6. Angel List
7. Intercom
8. Zen Desk
9. Help Scout
10. Kickstarter
5. Technical founder's GitHub repo code, frequency, and quality
6. Company Stripe, Square, and Shopify data
1. Monthly Recurring Revenue
2. MRR Growth Rate
3. Net Revenue
4. Other Revenue
5. Fees
6. Average Revenue Per User
7. Annual Run Rate
8. Lifetime Value
9. User Churn
10. Revenue Churn
11. Quick Ratio
12. Active Customers
13. New Customers
14. Churned Customers
15. Reactivations
16. New Subscriptions
17. Active Subscriptions
18. Upgrades
19. Downgrades
20. Coupons Redeemed
21. Failed Charges
22. Refunds
7. Company financials
1. Financials
2. Financial Trajectory
3. Burn Rate
4. Revenue Growth
5. Debt
6. Projections Accuracy
7. Cash on hand
8. Total in loans
9. Credit card debt
10. Monthly Gross Revenue
11. Monthly Expenses
12. Paying Customers
13. Churn
14. Sales & Marketing Spend
8. Company Google Analytics
9. News articles, article mentions
10. PR
11. SEO
12. SEM
13. Team and product disruptability
14. Product traction
15. Revenue traction
16. Customer traction
17. Revenue projections
18. Expense projections
19. Competition
1. Public companies
2. Private companies
20. Total addressable market
21. Cohorts
22. Competitors
23. Global applicability
24. Legal and regulatory risk
25. Company sales funnels
26. Team
1. Personality health
2. Social health
3. Build health
4. Experience health
27. Market expertise
28. Team past shared success
29. Founder reputation
30. Founder track record
31. Founder geography
32. Founder social connections
33. Product market fit
34. Problem solution fit
35. Founder psychology
1. StrengthsFinder
2. Enneagram
3. Colby
4. DISC
5. Myers-Briggs
36. Founding team’s pace of learning
37. Management team salaries
38. Team salaries
39. Management team bonus amounts
40. Product stage specific metrics
41. Product defensibility
42. Product pipeline