“I have positions in nine startups. My records are nine PDFs, four spreadsheets and a WhatsApp thread with a fund admin.”

Portfolio view and syndicate back-office

Saral gives every investor a portfolio home across the companies that run on it — computed strictly within what each company has granted them access to.

A demo investor’s portfolio: holdings, % fully diluted, invested vs estimated value — basis always labeled.

§ The statute, handled

The Indian-law details, by name.

Real isolation

An investor sees their own position in their own companies — nothing of other companies, nothing of other stakeholders. Enforced at the database row level and proven in our test suite.

Honest valuations

Estimated values always name their basis: the latest recorded FMV, the last round price, or an explicit “no valuation on record”. Never a bare number.

Syndicate back-office

Commitments, percentage-of-commitment capital calls with notices, manual payment marking, deals linked to real ledger positions, and LP statement PDFs. NAV and unitization are deliberately out of scope for v1 — we say what we don’t do.

Questions founders ask

QCan an LP see other LPs’ accounts?

The roster and commitments are mutually visible (as in a real syndicate); capital-call items and statements are strictly per-LP. Requesting another LP’s statement returns a refusal.

QIs this AIF administration?

No. Fund-lite is for syndicates and micro-funds. Regulated AIF administration (NAV, unitization, RBI/SEBI reporting) is future scope, stated plainly.