The operating system for agentic fund management
Deterministic rails underneath. Agents on top. Built for the GP who gets the number, asks the next question, and trusts the answer.
The fund evolves to a continuously-computed system that provides trusted numbers. Maybern’s deterministic rails set the foundation.
Faster distribution close
FASTER TO A VERIFIED Number
AUM per fund accountant
IRR uplift from earlier deployment
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Your next raise shouldn't wait on the back office.
Agents calculate the distribution waterfall, reconcile it to your administrator, and prepare your LP reporting: carry, catch-up, side letters, hundreds of LPs, every quarter. It runs in the background. Your team supervises the exceptions.
AGENTIC FUND MANAGEMENT, ROLE BY ROLE
Ask the next question. Get an answer you trust.
Text the deal team from the 4th hole: sell today, or hold twelve months? Thirty seconds later you have an answer, not a maybe, and a faster track record for the next raise. You act on it without opening Excel.
Walk into IC with verified numbers.
Roll up every portfolio company into one view, and ask what an exit does to fund returns before the meeting. The data-chase that ate your analyst's week runs in the background, and every number ties back to its source. The thesis comes pre-verified.
Stop checking the math. Start making the call.
Reconciliation, audit support, the five-day LP question: now checked by the system and supervised by your team. The trust that lived in your people now lives in the rails. You make the calls that matter, like which fund design wins, not re-checking the numbers.
Trace every number to its source. Defend it to the auditor.
Carry, catch-up, fourteen side letters across thirty-eight LPs, computed the same way every quarter. Every figure traces to its source, so when the auditor asks, the answer is already there. You reconcile to your administrator instead of redoing their work.
Keep the AI you already use. Tie it to the GL.
You already use AI to chase variances and draft narratives. Maybern is the version that posts to the GL, carries an audit trail, and ties to your administrator. Reconciliation drops from days to hours. The hours you get back go to the real breaks, not the rote tie-out.
A number you can trust is a decision you can make.
Point AI at your spreadsheets and it answers with confidence, but you can't trust the number. On Maybern, every number is traced to its source. So when you commit a fund, answer an LP, or price a concession, you're acting on a number you can trust, not one you're hoping is right.
The distribution ties out before the LP asks.
A distribution starts as one structured event. The waterfall runs the same way every time, across hundreds of LPs and every side letter, and the audit trail writes itself. Your administrator keeps the books.
Maybern holds the logic and checks their numbers against it continuously. When something doesn't tie, it traces the break to its root cause. So when an LP asks, the answer is already final.
Faster fundraises. More AUM per accountant. Zero LP surprises.
With the rails in place, the back office stops being the ceiling. You fundraise faster, with a custom track record that goes back the same day. You carry less risk, because the checking is built in. You grow without growing the team, and the quarter-end close is no longer an event.