Dudilly reads your files, builds a structured data room, validates completeness against investor checklists, and pre-empts the questions that slow deals down.
Investors will likely ask about your revenue recognition policy. Your financial model shows ASC 606 but your contracts lack explicit milestone language.
What Dudilly does
How it works
Point Dudilly at a folder — Google Drive, Dropbox, or direct upload. Grant read-only access. The agent starts reading immediately.
Dudilly classifies documents, builds the standard investor folder structure, runs completeness checks, and flags the issues that would otherwise surface mid-diligence.
Invite investors to your data room. Track who opened what. The sync engine keeps your room current as your documents evolve — no manual updates.
Why it matters
Most founders build their first data room the night before an investor meeting. They scramble to find the cap table, realize they never updated the financial model, and discover their contracts are missing IP assignment clauses — right when investors are asking about them.
Dudilly exists so that never happens again. The agent works while you're sleeping. Every time you add a document, it re-validates, re-indexes, and surfaces the questions you should be ready for.
"The data room isn't the point. The point is walking into a meeting knowing exactly what investors will ask, and having the answers ready. That's the deal."