Corollary Studio
Every recommendation cites its facts and arrives with a draft in your voice. You edit and send it; your connected inbox tracks the reply.
Each client’s data lives in its own database. Contact by contact, you choose what is shared.
The core
One loop, run per campaign. It recommends who to contact and why — evidence cited — and drafts the message in your voice. You edit and send; your connected inbox logs the reply on the same card.
Recommend → Draft → Edit → Send → Capture
Why this investor
Asked you for Southeast multifamily at $5–15M a deal at NMHC last year; Fairwater raised its real-estate allocation this cycle.
Draft · Fund III materials — Southeast multifamily
Hi Ellen,
Good to see you at NMHC last fall. We’re raising Fund III for Southeast multifamily, $5–15M a deal — the range you said Fairwater was looking for. Could I send the materials over and find twenty minutes in the next couple of weeks?
Best,
Marcus
Violet is the intelligence layer — written by the agent.Underlined is the sponsor’s own edit.Illustrative; names and figures are fictional.
Five things the workspace does, in the order you meet them.
Connect your mail, calendar, and CRM; add the fund deck and deal memo. Corollary builds the picture of who you know and what you’re raising for, and keeps it current.
See what we believe about your world, as a table or a graph, and fix what’s wrong: “not a fit”, “we write $5–15M checks in the Southeast”, “same firm, two names”. Each correction sharpens the next recommendation.
Per campaign, the workspace proposes the next conversations, cites why, and drafts them. You edit and send; replies land back on their own card.
Open anyone and see what you’d otherwise chase: the facts on record, what we’ve heard about their appetite, and who in your network can reach them.
Conversations started, advancing, converted — updated as replies come in. Progress is the campaign moving, not emails sent.
Conversations · one campaign
IllustrativeFour commitments built into the product, not stated on a policy page.
The software researches, ranks, and drafts. A message reaches an investor only when a named person at your firm has read and sent it. Integrations make sending easier; authorship never moves.
A recommendation is “contact her because —”, with the facts behind it one click away. Where we hold nothing, it says no data in our sources rather than guessing; an absence in our data is not a fact about the world.
Each client’s data lives in its own database, so the boundary is structural, not a matter of discipline. Contact by contact, you choose what is shared with the intelligence layer. Your drafts, notes, and deal strategy stay yours.
What participants learn flows back into shared intelligence — distilled to investor-side facts, blind to your deal — so a market read that took one sponsor a year of calls is available to the next. Access grows with contribution, which is why the recommendations get better rather than merely more numerous.
Built for mid-market real-estate sponsors — firms that run their own capital formation, where the raise moves on relationships and every outreach hour is a principal’s hour. Work is organized by campaign: raising for a deal or fund, or growing your name in the market. Both come down to conversations you are trying to start, and keep.