Portfolio
What We Own & What We've Done
Businesses we've acquired and operate, plus the deals we've closed for buyers through Kautilya.
Our Portfolio
Businesses we've acquired and operate under Pocket Fund.
Sourcely
AI / EdTechAn AI-powered academic citation tool acquired for $4K and grown to a $150K+ valuation. Used by thousands of students and researchers worldwide.
Operating
Jobless
Job Board / SaaSA modern job board platform connecting talent with opportunities in the digital economy.
Operating
Daily Wisdom
Mobile App / ContentA daily quotes and mindfulness app acquired and later exited through Acquire.com.
Exited
Yomu
AI / EdTechAn AI writing assistant for students, built as part of Pocket Fund’s early portfolio of student productivity tools.
ExitedGalaxy Loot
Gaming / Micro-StartupAn early micro-startup acquisition in the gaming space, part of Pocket Fund’s first wave of deals.
Exited
Kautilya Advisory
Deals sourced, diligenced, and closed for buyers through our advisory arm.
Inspire3
A $1.8M wellness business put 19 websites and 30,134 transactions in front of us. We checked every dollar in under 15 days and flagged the ones the seller had missed.
UK Immigration Advisory
A buyer wanted to grow by acquisition in a sector where almost nobody sells. We mapped the market from scratch and handed them a list of real, contactable owners.
Dino Games
A buyer asked us to find a profitable mobile game that was already paying for itself. Eight weeks later they owned one — and an operator was running it.
Runify
A $110K mobile app deal where the buyer only had to put $20K in cash on the table at closing. The rest is paid out of the app's own future revenue.
SmartPrompt
We walked away from two deals before finding the right one. The buyer paid $12K for an education business that comparable buyers were paying ~200x more for.
Note Companion
An Obsidian plugin doing $1,500 MRR with minimal founder involvement. Found the seller on X, structured a deal with 33% upfront and the rest over 12 months.
Daily Trades Newsletter
A 16,000-subscriber finance newsletter sold to a media roll-up operator. All-cash deal, no earnout.