We Built FundResearch for One Reason: To Amplify Yours

I didn’t set out to build something just to name it. FundResearch came from a frustration I’ve felt in the quiet corners: brilliant work, brilliant minds, too often stay unheard. I built this because I kept thinking—what if the platform was the amplifier, not the focal point?

Here’s what we’re trying to build.
Think of FundResearch as scaffolding for ideas. We’re building a live test bed—what might become the world’s foremost AI-automated company. It’s not a showpiece. It’s a functioning example of what happens when you back ideas with structure, tools, and intent.

Meet Jake Van Clief.
Jake isn’t just writing code—he’s rewriting how we think about automation. His Substack essay, “Why Even Y Combinator Can’t Crack the New Software,” doesn’t just tangentially explain our philosophy—it is the philosophy. He argues that the block is infrastructure—not code. That framing shapes everything we build here.

This is about you.
The platform isn’t the point. Your voice is. If you’re a researcher, an AI architect, a leader with ideas, FundResearch was built to carry that forward, to give it resonance. Bring your work in. We’re just the springboard.