
The founder-investor operating system
TenX. Progress your investors can follow.Ownership your team can understand.
Draft updates from your real metrics, deliver them the way each investor prefers, and keep cap table, equity, and signed documents connected. Free to start. Investors never pay.
Free Starter plan. No card required. Investors always join free.
Invited by a founder? Sign in to your investor portal
The problem
Investor reporting lives in five tools. None of them talk to each other.
Every month the same scramble: find the numbers, rewrite the story, paste it into email, and hope it was read.
Without TenX
- Metrics in a spreadsheet, the update in a doc, the send in a mail-merge
- Investors asking where the latest numbers are
- No idea who read the deck or the update
- Cap table, grants, and signed documents in separate tools
With TenX
- Metrics, draft, and delivery in one place
- A portal investors return to, with every update and metric snapshot
- Engagement you can see when you choose to track it
- Cap table, equity pages, and signatures next to the investors they belong to
How it works
Three steps to your first update.
Add investors and this month's metrics
Invite investors by email; they join the portal free. Enter or upload revenue, cash, and burn.
Draft with AI, then edit
TenX structures highlights, lowlights, and asks from your numbers and notes. You approve every word.
Choose delivery and publish
Full email, portal link, or email-verified link, per update. Track engagement if you want to.
What changes with TenX
Reporting, relationships, and ownership in one workspace.
Founders stop rebuilding the same update from scattered spreadsheets. Investors stop asking where the latest numbers are.
Draft the monthly update in minutes, not evenings.
Start from the metrics you already track. AI structures highlights, lowlights, and asks; you edit every word and approve before anything is sent.
Explore AI updatesGive investors one place to catch up.
Every update, metric snapshot, and shared document stays in a portal investors can return to, instead of an email thread they have to search.
See the investor portalWalk into the next round prepared.
Deck engagement, cap table, data rooms, and signed documents live next to the investors they belong to, so diligence does not start from scratch.
See documents and signaturesSee it in motion
Real workflows. Not another promise.
Explore the actual TenX workspace, from your first update to the documents that move a relationship forward.
Start with company metrics
Review revenue, cash, and runway before drafting your investor update.
Free Starter plan includes two AI drafts a month and the investor portal.
Delivery and access
You decide how each update travels.
Pick full email, a portal link, or an email-verified shared link for every update. Investors never pay, and you can revoke a shared link at any time.
Full email
The complete update, metrics included, lands in each investor's inbox.
Portal link
A short notice by email; the content opens in the signed-in investor portal.
Email-verified link
A shared link that asks readers to confirm their email first. Expiring and revocable, with tracking you choose per update.
Running more than one company? Add it as a separate workspace with its own investors, team, and plan, and switch from the sidebar.
How access and sharing workWho it is for
Founders who report. Investors who follow. Teams who own a piece.

Founders
Draft updates from your metrics, track engagement, and keep fundraising and ownership records in one place.
See the founder workflow
Investors
Open every company you back, read the latest update, and comment, all without a paid plan.
See the investor portal
Employees
Open a private page for your grant with vesting, today's estimated value, and exit scenarios.
See employee equityManaging a fund or SPV? Track commitments, capital calls, distributions, and LP reporting in TenX Funds.
See TenX FundsGuides
Build a reporting rhythm investors look forward to.
Write an update worth opening.
A structure for progress, setbacks, and the specific asks your investors can act on.
Read the guideMake the numbers comparable.
Keep revenue, burn, and runway useful by showing definitions and assumptions, not just totals.
Read the guideTurn engagement into a conversation.
Treat opens and deck visits as follow-up signals, not as proof of investment intent.
Read the guideA little more clarity
Good questions. Straight answers.
The founder-investor operating system
Send your next investor update from TenX.
Set up your workspace, add investors, and publish your first update today. Free Starter plan, no card required.