A complete founder operating system
Getting an unbiased read on your venture is nearly impossible. ScaleupMap enables you to understand exactly where you stand, what risks you need to mitigate, and provides you a personalized operating system to close gaps and scale up.
How it works
SCORECARD
72
Team
78
Traction
61
Market
70
VC Fundability: No, but clear fixes are identified
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A category-by-category scorecard against best in class at your stage and industry. A sign of a nuanced founder is a founder that understands the risks in their venture.
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ScaleupMap has a full founder operating system to help you mitigate risks and scale-up with an AI Co-Founder that pushes back and challenges your thinking.
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There is no better way to raise money than to show VCs an unbiased analysis of your venture and then pitch how you can win from there. Our Investment Memo is the best way to do this.
























See how ScaleupMap is helping startups accelerate their growth and secure funding
Using the ScaleupMap platform, ResVR introduced itself to investors who had previously passed on our company due to human error. With an unbiased ranking of companies and a clear understanding of what constitutes a good opportunity, this can save investors hundreds of hours each week by providing accurate reports on each startup that reaches out for funding. This is a game-changer for the VC industry and will enable more capital to be deployed into startups at all stages. The ScaleupMap platform understands our business better than some of our own investors do.

Why we built this
The idea came from Ashif Mawji, a successful software entrepreneur and Alberta-based VC at ScaleGood Fund. He built the concept from problems he lived as a founder, and from the same problems he kept seeing in the startups he mentors.
A team of builders led by Kinza Mawji turned that idea into the platform. The methods behind the score, the memo, and the coaching come from a real, active VC fund's diligence process.
No honest read
Lack of realtime guidance
Gaps too late
Kinza Mawji, the 20-year-old son of Ashif Mawji - a prolific Edmonton investor who sold the Upside Software company he started for US$22 million in 2012 - has started his own platform to help startups find investment, called ScaleupMap.
Nineteen-year-old founder Kinza Mawji reveals how ScaleUpMap uses AI to help start-ups find the best grants, investors and growth resources, no guesswork required.
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