The problem I kept hearing from angels doing 3 to 8 deals a year is always the same. The deal flow exists. The issue is everything that happens after the first email lands.
A pitch deck comes in. You open it, you have a reaction, you mean to follow up. Three weeks later the founder sends a nudge and you have zero context on why you were interested in the first place. Your notes are in three different places. Your pass reasons are nowhere.
I've been talking to angels and micro-VC GPs for the last few weeks and the honest answer to "how do you track your deals" is almost always a Notion database that started clean and quietly died, or an inbox with a starred folder system that only makes sense to the person who built it.
So I'm building Prism VC. Deal flow CRM for angels and micro-VCs, with AI agents that do the background work. Automatic startup enrichment, pitch deck summaries, pre-call questions generated before every meeting, investment memos drafted after, follow-up drafts ready to send.
The philosophy is simple. The angel makes the decision. The agent does everything else.
Currently in build. Landing page is live and I'm onboarding early users who want to shape the product.
Two honest questions for the IH community: what's the one CRM you tried and abandoned, and what made you abandon it? And if you know angels or micro-VCs who are vocal about their process, who should I be talking to?