About
We build companies, not projects.
OverCap identifies workflows in private markets that remain manual, builds the technology to replace them, and stays on as owner and operator. Unlike an agency, our involvement doesn't end when the product ships.
Why private markets
Public-market infrastructure has been digitised for decades. Much of private markets still runs through PDFs, data rooms, email and spreadsheets. The gap between the scale of private markets and the fragmentation of their operating infrastructure is the opportunity we are built around.
What we bring
Domain depth: our team has structured funds, worked on LP secondaries and run wealth-management operations, so we design from inside the workflow.
Product craft: design systems, front-end and data engineering, and interfaces designed around the way investment professionals already work.
Structure: headquartered in the UK with operations across Europe, so we can partner, license or take equity in whichever form fits.
Built for
Wealth managers and multi-family offices adding alternatives. Fund managers who need better tooling for LPs. Institutions and platforms that want to co-build rather than buy off the shelf.
How we work
Every venture goes through five stages: Thesis, Structure, Design, Build, Operate. We stay for the last one. That is the difference between a studio and a vendor.
Each platform is designed to make the next one stronger. Our ventures share a common approach to private-market data, product infrastructure and workflows. As the platforms connect, the same underlying fund data can support portfolio management, pricing, liquidity and investment products across the group.
Principles
Design from the workflow, not the org chart.
We map how a capital call or a transfer actually moves, then build for that.
Build around a common data model.
We structure funds, positions and clients consistently so data can be reused across platforms.
Regulation is a product feature.
Eligibility, KYC and reporting rules live in the software, not in a compliance binder beside it.
Ship the module that matters most first.
Broad platforms are earned, not launched.