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Tools for inventive minds

Search funded research, map the capital landscape, and follow an idea from the lab to the market.

Have an idea already? Map it against the funding landscape

The Inventrix matrix

One connected view of the innovation journey

Source-attributed

Investigators

Discover funded research

Awards · fields · institutions

Inventors

Shape commercial opportunity

Programs · markets · pathways

Investors

Find emerging innovation

Technologies · teams · signals

InstitutionsFunded awardsInventionsOpportunitiesCapital

Three connected workspaces

Start from where you are.

Enter through research, commercialization, or capital. Inventrix keeps the underlying people, institutions, technologies, and opportunities connected.

For investigators

Research Intelligence

Explore funded research, map adjacent work, and understand where an idea fits before the next proposal or invention.

Search funded research
For inventors

Opportunity Radar

Find grants, accelerators, customer-discovery programs, events, and commercialization pathways around an emerging technology.

Explore opportunities
For investors

Capital Intelligence

Search investors by sector, stage, geography, portfolio signals, and partner contacts when an invention is ready for capital.

Map the capital landscape
Why Inventrix

Innovation signals are scattered across systems that do not talk to each other.

01

Research loses its commercial context.

Investigators can see what was funded, but not always which programs, markets, or investors surround the work.

02

Inventors rebuild the map from scratch.

Customer discovery, grants, accelerators, and capital are fragmented across local and national ecosystems.

03

Investors see companies after the earliest signals.

Promising research, teams, and institutional activity are difficult to monitor before a venture becomes visible.

Trust and provenance

Source, timestamp, and confidence stay attached to the record.

Inventrix organizes source-attributed intelligence without hiding its origin. Important deadlines, investor fit, and contact information should always be verified through the original source.