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Fundraising patterns
How rounds are happening, where the money is moving, and who is writing checks.
Project at y0
Superdata
The data layer for early stage founders.
The datasets for making better decisions about what to build, who to sell to, and where the opportunities are.
What it is
I'm a partner at y0, a micro-fund for early-stage founders. Superdata is the project I'm building at y0.
It's a growing collection of datasets that help founders evaluate markets, find customers, study what's working, and decide what to build next. Most founders waste a lot of time piecing this kind of intel together from scattered sources. Superdata gives them a clean starting point.
What it covers
Signals founders can actually use.
More over time.
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Acquisition activity
Who is getting bought, by whom, and what that says about where the market is heading.
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Companies worth studying
What accelerator founders are building, what is growing, and what is quietly working.
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Founder conversation signal
The questions, frustrations, and repeated patterns from Reddit, product communities, and forums.
How founders use it
Founders in y0's community get access through Basecamp, our founder platform. They use it for market research, to find customers, and to think through what to build.
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Market research before committing months to a direction.
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Customer discovery from real company and community signals.
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Build decisions grounded in where pain, money, and momentum are moving.
Publishing from the data
Articles
Reports
Small tools
I'll also be publishing useful work that comes out of real data: articles, reports, and small tools built from Superdata.
Why I'm building it
Founders deserve better starting points.
Most of the good intel is locked up in expensive databases or scattered across places nobody has time to read. Superdata is a small attempt to fix that, for the founders in y0's community first, and for the wider community of builders over time.