Executive Summary

Investors, accelerators, corporate development teams and talent platforms struggle to distinguish founders who can actually ship from those who can only pitch; current signals—pitch decks, resumes and references—are noisy, easily gamed and costly to validate. Across roughly 160,000 potential buyer organizations (VCs, angel networks, accelerators, corporate dev teams and talent platforms) willing to spend about $60K ACV, this creates an addressable market of roughly $9.6B aimed at reducing deal and hiring friction. You could build a B2B platform that automatically collects execution evidence (commits, deployments, CI results, product usage, revenue events) via API connectors and webhooks, normalizes it into a standard schema, and issues cryptographic, timestamped attestations anchored to a public ledger so records are tamper-evident. A dashboard and queryable API would let buyers search and embed verified execution histories, and generate standardized diligence reports that fit into existing workflows; a tiered enterprise pricing model around the $30K–$120K ACV range maps to the $60K average buyer. The timing is favorable because API-first ecosystems (GitHub, Stripe, CI/CD providers) make automated evidence collection practical and investors are increasingly prioritizing behavioral execution signals over static credentials, while ledger-based anchoring lowers the cost of tamper-evidence. Competition is medium: LinkedIn, code hosts and dealflow tools expose fragments of activity but do not provide standardized, legally defensible, timestamped records, so differentiation requires rigorous privacy/consent controls, reliable integrations and clear legal attestation. Strengths are a clear enterprise value proposition, potential network effects from shared verification standards and defensibility via schema and cryptographic proofs; challenges are integration complexity, initial trust-building and navigating consent and liability concerns during customer onboarding.

Market Opportunity

Verified, timestamped founder execution records — show what you actually shipped targets a $9.6B = 160,000 buyer organizations (VCs, angel networks, accelerators, corporate dev teams, talent platforms) x $60K ACV total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12% (growing dealflow tooling & investor SaaS spend).

Key trends driving demand: Behavioral signals -- investors want real-world proof beyond pitches, increasing demand for execution-based data; API-first ecosystems -- standardized webhooks (GitHub, Stripe, CI/CD) enable automated evidence collection; Web3 timestamping -- public ledger anchoring lowers barriers to tamper-evidence; AI-driven verification -- ML can extract and score heterogeneous artifacts into comparable signals.

Key competitors include GitHub, LinkedIn, Product Hunt, OpenTimestamps (and adjacent blockchain timestamping services like OriginStamp).

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