Exit strategy, repeatable
The difference between a good exit and a great one often comes down to timing. Holds run past year eight, and the number LPs re-up on is DPI, not a markup. ChronoCurve turns exit timing into a data-backed discipline.
Fewer speculative debates, more aligned decisions
LPs at SuperReturn 2026 said paper markups were not sufficient evidence. A hold decision now needs the same arithmetic as a sale
Four-signal timing
Market, operations, compliance, and cyber feed one sharpened valuation curve.
Exit Routes
IPO window, strategic sale, GP-led secondary into a continuation vehicle, strip sale or LP tender.
Triangulated valuation
DCF, benchmarking against comparable transactions and precedent converge into a recommended ask; gross proceeds, and the resulting LP distribution and DPI movement.
Board-ready memo
Our AI explains the reasoning. It never invents the math.
ChronoCurve — 6-shot storyboard
The narrative behind the film.
Uncertain timing
"The difference between a good exit and a great one often comes down to timing."
Four signals input
"ChronoCurve turns exit timing into a data-backed discipline — synthesizing market, operations, compliance, and cyber signals."
Exit window
"It shows when a company is truly ready — the windows opening, and the risks still to address."
Triangulated valuation
"Three valuation models triangulate into the range the data can support — and a recommended ask and proceeds."
Board-ready memo
"For committees and boards: fewer speculative debates, more aligned decisions — backed by the evidence they expect."
ChronoCurve
"Move from 'we think it's time' to 'here's why — right now.'"
ChronoCurve. Move from 'we think it's time' to 'here's why — right now.'
A quantified exit path costs less than borrowing against the portfolio.