Evertrace has acquired Veck, a startup discovery platform for early-stage investors. Evertrace builds founder detection software used by more than 300 venture capital funds worldwide. The deal brings Veck's technology and customers into Evertrace.
What the deal adds
Veck developed a way to spot early signs of founder and company activity. It also tracked investor attention as another discovery signal. Evertrace plans to connect those observations with its existing detection engine.
Company context
Evertrace is based in Copenhagen. The company aggregates and analyzes signals from multiple data sources for venture capital investors. Veck is its fourth acquisition, following Whisper AI, Seedpoint, and Morphais.
How Veck works
Veck combined founder and company activity with investor-interest signals and human review. It helped early-stage investors find startups beyond their existing networks. All Veck customers are moving to Evertrace after the acquisition.
Evertrace plans to bring Veck's capabilities to a wider community of funds. The company will continue combining complementary technologies and data sources for early-stage discovery. Its focus remains helping investors find founders while companies are still taking shape.