The first AI scout that finds people before they fundraise

You know the feeling. You open TechCrunch and see a seed round for a brilliant AI startup. The one you wish you'd led. Someone else got there first. You never even knew they were raising.

For solo GPs and operator angels, this is the pain. AI has made it faster and cheaper to build. Every day brings a flood of projects. Most are noise. A few will be unicorns. By the time they go public, the round is already gone.

Big funds usually don't miss. They have analysts, data teams, and scout networks watching every signal: GitHub commits, product launches, LinkedIn moves, even research papers. They see the story forming before anyone else.

Smaller investors rely on instinct, social feeds, and forwarded links. It works, until it doesn't. The deals that hurt most aren't the ones you pass on. They're the ones you never saw.

Paxley fixes this.

Your always‑on AI scout tracks public signals 24/7. It understands your thesis, filters the noise, and surfaces the early opportunities that truly matter before anyone else sees them. Each comes with the context for a warm approach.

Imagine this: A data scientist you met last year pushes code to GitHub. She quietly hires two ex‑Googlers. No press. No announcement. Paxley spots the pattern and puts it in your hands.

You get the first coffee, not the last allocation.

Paxley gives you the reach, the speed, and the unfair advantage to see what others miss.

The next AI unicorn is already forming somewhere. Paxley will make sure you are there first. Early access is open.