Founders return months later, with context
After a pitch or a coffee, tell Marrow in a voice note who the founder is, what they need and what you promised. The introduction comes back on the day, and the context is there when they return with a round.
A pitch becomes a dated introduction
Amani Wekesa pitches third at the demo day; on the way out, your voice note promises an introduction next Tuesday.

The deck goes out on Thursday
Yusuf Demirkan asked for the deck at the fintech summit; Thursday’s Follow ups tab has it under Due today.

Eight months later, you remember her
When Amani writes that Mavuno is raising, ask “what do I know about Amani Wekesa” and reply with context.
- The introduction, on the day you named.
- “Who do I know at Bosphorus Growth Partners” answered.
- A prep: where you met and what is open.
One investor’s record, not a fund’s
Marrow is one person’s record, with no shared workspace for a fund or its partners.
- A company question can run a lookup, which counts.
- 10 lookups a month on Standard.
- Marrow is in Beta.
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