Ventures
Insightive is a holding platform, not a portfolio dashboard. Today that means one venture in market and four more taking shape behind it. Industries vary; conviction doesn't.
In market
Insightive Software
Insightive's AI-first software company. It builds custom, outcome-based solutions for operators who have outgrown off-the-shelf: software engineered for how the business actually runs and owned at handover.
It is the part of the group that builds in software. The thesis that runs through it (infrastructure before features, fit before scale) is the same one the platform underwrites everywhere else.
In the making
Each is being built where an industry breaks. Not because the sector is fashionable, but because the problem holds up under hard-won pattern recognition. Names follow when there's something real to point at.
Where performance, longevity and the operating discipline of high-output people meet technology built for the long arc.
The systems landlords, tenants and operators actually run on: payments, compliance and the paperwork no one has fixed.
How teams are hired, paid and kept, rebuilt for markets where the off-the-shelf stack was never designed to work.
Commerce infrastructure for operators who have outgrown the platform defaults: orders, fulfilment and the money behind them.
For investors and partners
The platform co-invests. Where a venture inside the group raises, or where an operator we already back needs more than we put in alone, we bring co-investors onto the cap table: people who add reach, not just a cheque. We're comfortable leading early and comfortable following conviction we trust.
We also take partner-sourced deal flow. Accelerators, funds and corporate innovation teams send us founders who need operating depth more than another term sheet. If you're sitting on a venture that needs building, not just backing, that's the conversation we're built for.
What earns a slot
An operator we'd back with our own time. A problem the platform's network can move on. A thesis that holds up under real scrutiny. We engage when those three line up. We pass when they don't, even on opportunities that look attractive in the moment.
Ventures move at the pace of conviction, not announcements. Some become standalone companies. Some fold back into the platform. Each earns its slot the same way Insightive.io did.
A short note about the venture and what it needs next is enough to start.
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