Sector and sub-vertical filters

Beyond broad sectors (fintech, health, consumer), the graph carries sub-vertical tags: narrower theses like payments infrastructure, digital health, or CPG brands, extracted from what firms actually say and fund.

Filter by them in Discovery and Match to build thesis-tight rooms. Coverage grows continuously; a firm with no sub-vertical tag simply has not been classified yet, which is common for filing-only entities.

Updated July 30, 2026

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