Nautis is an AI-native Startup Operating System that combines planning, fundraising, finance, sales, team management, and utilities in one platform.

Who is Nautis built for?

Nautis is designed for startup founders, core teams, incubators, and investors who need structured visibility and fast execution.

How does Nautis help with fundraising?

Nautis includes pitch deck workflows, investor management, secure data rooms, cap table support, and readiness signals to improve fundraising execution.

Does Nautis include financial tracking?

Yes. Nautis includes financial planning, expense tracking, invoicing, and startup health metrics to monitor runway and performance.

Can incubators use Nautis for cohort management?

Yes. Incubators can standardize startup reporting, track progress, assess readiness, and generate structured ecosystem-level visibility.

Can investors use Nautis for diligence and monitoring?

Yes. Investors can review structured startup data, compare opportunities consistently, and track portfolio execution over time.

Long Term Impact

United States$150K – $200K

About Long Term Impact

Deploys funding into very early 1–3-person teams selling to US PreK–12, using evergreen funding geared toward instructional impact and a $150K revenue-rooted financing that repays from revenue, returning equity.

Investment stages

Pre-Seed

Industries

Education

Operating countries

United States

Similar investors

27V (fka Twenty Seven Ventures)

United States

Solo-GP investing globally in EdTech and Future of Work with small checks ($25k–$250k), an EdTech 3.0 pedagogy–community–employment thesis, majority capital for women-founded companies, and a founder-emphasized long-term, patient company-building. With a disciplined investment approach, the team drives value for both founders and investors.

Pre-SeedEducationTechnology

$25K – $250K

Avalanche VC

United States

Concentrates on founders pursuing life's work, earning, and owning via a TechnoHumanist thesis and evidence of deep motivation and excellence. What distinguishes the firm is that it targeting pre‑avalanche opportunities in learning.

Pre-SeedEducationTechnology

$25K – $1M

Backstage Capital

United States

Established by Arlan Hamilton while homeless, it requires one entrepreneur be a woman, person of color, treats capital allocation as activism, and argues under-the-radar entrepreneurs are mispriced assets create alpha. Notably, or LGBTQ.

Series APre-SeedAgricultureEducation

$50K – $50K

Bling Capital

United States

Invests very early (seed, $1–3M) with a solo GP enabling rapid decisions, leveraging an operator-heavy LP network for sourcing and delivering data-driven diagnostics plus structured playbooks to find PMF. The firm continues to build its presence across the venture capital landscape.

Series ASeries BPre-SeedAgricultureEducation

$400K – $3M

Bloomberg Beta

United States

Partners can unilaterally approve investments; the organization open-sources its operating manual and uses data-driven outreach that proactively identifies and emails hundreds of future founders. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.

Series APre-SeedEducationFinance

$25K – $1M

Cake Ventures

United States

On one hand, prioritizes businesses addressing needs arising from massive demographic changes; on the other, differentiated by its thematic expertise in demographic-driven markets.

Pre-SeedEducationManufacturing

$200K – $750K