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Leyoda – Shareable startup cards with analytics

Leyoda – Shareable startup cards with analytics

by whitehatd·Mar 2, 2026·1 point·1 comment
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AI Analysis

●MidSolve My ProblemSlick

Startup pitch cards with analytics, but Carta, PitchBook, and AngelList already serve this.

Strengths
  • •Bot detection (70+ AI crawlers) and geographic breakdown via GeoIP add genuine analytics depth.
  • •Single shareable link replacing cold emails solves real founder friction in pitch workflow.
  • •Pan-European investor matching with KYB/KYC compliance targets underserved market.
Weaknesses
  • •Founder pitch decks and investor platforms are crowded; no clear technical or UX moat over Carta or Angelist.
  • •Success depends entirely on network effects — liquidity chicken-and-egg problem for a new platform.
Category
SaaS
Target Audience

European startup founders fundraising and their investors

Similar To

Carta · AngelList · PitchBook

Post Description

Hey HN,

I built Leyoda — founders create an interactive startup card and share it as a single link. Investors get everything at a glance: metrics, stage, team, fundraising status. Tap to flip for pitch deck, video, and socials.

Every card has real analytics — views, shares, card flips, top referrers (we detect WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Telegram, in-app browsers), geographic breakdown via GeoIP, and device stats. We also track which AI systems are crawling your card (70+ bots identified, from ChatGPT to Gemini to Perplexity).

The idea: replace the "check out my deck" cold email with one link that tells you who viewed it and where they came from.

Free during alpha. Would love feedback — is this the kind of link you'd actually send to an investor?

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