sendhey turns whatever your agent just drafted — a pitch deck, an investor update, a product demo — into one link for your whole investor list: gated if a cold forward shouldn't get in, tracked if engagement should double as a fundraising signal, and revocable the moment the round closes or an investor passes.
A founder's agent builds the deck, drafts the monthly update, or puts together a product walkthrough; the round or the update goes out to a list, not one person. Publish it once through publish_page and send the same link to everyone on the list instead of attaching a PDF that goes stale the moment you revise a slide — re-publish to the same URL and every investor who already has the link sees the current version next time they open it.
Turn on tracking and a fully open link gives you honest aggregate counts — three opens, not zero — enough to tell you the deck is circulating. If you need to know which investor opened it and when, gate the link with a verified email first: identity and access are the same mechanism on sendhey, so "who opened it" only ever works once a gate already asked for an email. See tracking who opened your shared reports for the full four-mode breakdown.
A deck sent to twenty investors gets forwarded to associates, partners, and the odd friend doing diligence — sometimes exactly what you want, sometimes not. Password, verified email, or a restriction to named people keeps a forward from turning into an open door; see password-protecting a Claude artifact or ChatGPT report for the four shipped gates. Turn a link off entirely the day the round closes or an investor passes, and turn it back on if talks resume — the URL stays the same either way.
Monthly investor updates and a deck that changes between meetings both benefit from one stable link rather than a new URL each revision — republish the same page and everyone who already has it sees the update, with no "here's v4" email required.
Yes — one link works for one investor or fifty; gate it with a password or verified email if you want to control who gets in, or leave it open and rely on aggregate counts for the momentum signal.
Not directly. sendhey shows aggregate opens on an open link, or identified opens tied to whatever email address a gate collected — there's no mechanism that detects a forward itself, only who actually opened the link under whatever gate you set.
sendhey doesn't design the deck or write the update — your agent does that; this is the delivery, gating, and tracking layer around it. It isn't a data room and doesn't manage a cap table or a fundraising CRM, and any document approval it offers is a recorded acknowledgement, not an electronic signature, with no legal-effect claim. See sharing AI-generated work with clients for the general workflow this specializes.
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Written by Marcel Seibold, founder of sendhey.
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