Brouky
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Brouky
AI matching engine that finds VCs who actually fund you
#1 of the day · 3 Oct 2026
Brouky is an investor discovery platform that matches startups with the right venture capital firms and angel investors based on stage, sector, geography, check size, and recent activity. The database covers 37,000+ investors across 140+ countries with 122,000+ tracked rounds linking to 134,000+ startups. Paste your startup description and the AI returns a ranked list of investors who deploy at your stage, with the active partners flagged on each profile. Message investors and track conversations in a pipeline view without leaving the platform. Every investor profile shows stage focus, sector patterns, recent deal velocity, and a co-investor network map. Free account with no card required, and your startup profile is visible to investors whether you subscribe or not. Built by Matyas Broukal and team at Harambe.
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Most fundraising advice tells you to research funds before you pitch, but the research step involves clicking through five hundred websites to figure out which ones actually invest at your stage and in your category. Brouky collapses that week into a ranked list: paste your startup description and it surfaces the investors who have written checks recently in your space, at your stage, with the partner names you should reach out to.
The co-investor map is the feature that made me stop. Knowing which funds invest together tells you who to pitch next if one fund says yes but wants a co-lead, and it flags the funds that never co-invest so you can skip the ones that will say no for structural reasons before you even pitch. I have not run a real fundraise through it yet. The first thing I would check is whether the investor activity data is current, or whether it includes funds that quietly stopped deploying six months ago and are still showing up in search results because their last deal is in the database.