The back office you don't have.
You're the GP, the analyst, and the person who owes LPs a report on Friday. This runs the operating layer of the fund so you report from live data instead of rebuilding a deck every quarter.
The problem you have
Emerging funds don't have an ops team, and the tools built for the funds that do are priced per seat and locked to their database. So you end up back in spreadsheets, copying founder numbers by hand, and dreading the quarter-end letter.
This gives you the operating layer a big fund runs, on infrastructure you own. Founder updates become dashboards on their own. LP letters draft from your metrics and notes. When you want LP numbers coming from real books instead of a pasted statement, turn on a ledger per vehicle. It's free to self-host, there's no per-seat fee, and your data and AI keys stay yours.
What matters most for a solo GP
Portfolio monitoring
Forward the updates you already get and let the dashboards build themselves, so company health is one place instead of forty emails.
LP capital and portal
Report to LPs from live data, print capital accounts, and give them a branded portal, with no admin in the loop.
Fund accounting
When you're ready, real double-entry books per vehicle: import a bank feed, book calls and distributions, and close a period. It runs alongside your admin, or in place of one for the vehicles you handle yourself.
Every module is a switch that's off by default. Run the piece you need and ignore the rest. See everything it does.
Model what this doesn't
Reporting runs on live data. When you need to model forward, the Hemrock models pick up where the app stops.
