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The sixth category

Capital, in the same record

Funding runs on paperwork assembled from memory — numbers re-typed into every application, criteria buried in PDFs nobody's agent can read. Capital & Investors puts both sides in the directory's record form: what an investor funds, stated as machine-readable criteria; what a business is, stated as a graded record its own agent can apply from.

Status — Forming: design in progress.

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01How it works

Three moving parts

01Investors, listed with criteriaA capital provider's record states what it funds — stage, sector, check size, geography — in criteria an agent can match against, not prose a founder has to decode. Listed means listed: presence in the category, nothing more implied.
02Applications prepared by your agentYour agent assembles a funding or accelerator application from the record it already holds — your services, your bookings, your numbers, verified against your own systems rather than self-reported. The application is an export of your graded record, not a fresh round of form-filling.
03Scored against their criteria — by their sideA participating group's agents score incoming applications against that group's own stated criteria and hand its humans an evidence-backed shortlist. The criteria are theirs, the judgment stays theirs.

02The founding pool

Starting with businesses we can verify end to end

The founding applicant pool is drawn from our own portfolio — businesses whose records we hold and can check against their systems, line by line. Investor invitations follow the same order: private capital and independent sponsors first, then angel groups, search-fund investors, community lenders, and regional accelerators.

03Stated plainly

A shortlist is never our investment recommendation. TaskLinkr lists criteria and carries applications; it does not advise anyone to fund, or to seek, anything.

As everywhere in the directory: grade and rank are never for sale, and a listing in this category is a record — not an endorsement of any provider, program, or applicant.