For companies raising capital
Raise with a file your counsel can stand behind.
The deal room, invitations, investor records and activity log in one workspace you run. Counsel can review the offering as it happens—not from a reconstructed email chain.
The company runs it. Its securities counsel reviews it. Sprowtt supplies the tools and keeps the record.
See the platform in action. No investment or offering advice.
- Secure access controls
- Company-managed workspaces
- Activity records
Sprowtt provides software tools. It does not offer securities, provide investment advice, or act as a broker-dealer or funding portal through this website.
Welcome to Kara Water
Private workspaceA structured space for company materials, updates, and stakeholder engagement.
Key documents
Authorized access · Last updated today
Example workspace shown for illustration; no live investor data. Activity records describe what happened in the room and are not investment, legal, financial, or offering advice.
Built for controlled capital-raise workflows
- Secure document access
- Company-managed stakeholder permissions
- Activity records the company can review
- Configurable workflow support
The platform
Everything your team needs to run a more organized deal room.
Secure Deal Rooms
Create a branded, structured workspace for company materials, documents, updates, and stakeholder access.
Learn moreDocument & Access Controls
Set permissions, organize materials, keep versions, and retain a clearer record of shared information.
Learn moreStakeholder Engagement
The company sends its own notices and investor updates, and holds its own conferences, for people already in its deal room.
Learn moreEngagement Insights
Document opens and downloads, notice renders, and who answered each notice — counts the company can check.
Learn moreInvestor updates, run by the company
The company turns them on, writes them and sends them itself, only to people already in its deal room, with an unsubscribe link in every email.
Compliance workflow records
Rooms set by exemption. Federal: Rule 506(b), Rule 506(c), and testing the waters under Regulation A, which collects indications of interest only, with no money and no purchase. State intrastate: Rule 147A. Counsel review, holds and filing trackers kept on file.
Financing structures on record
Ownership shares, debt, convertible notes and SAFEs recorded in a cap table detailed enough to hand to a transfer agent.
Conferences the company holds
The company holds its own investor conferences by video or other methods, recorded and kept with the file so the people it invited can replay them.
Documents and access
Organize materials and manage stakeholder access.
- 1Organize key materialsKeep company information, documents, disclosures and updates in one workspace, with versions kept.
- 2Control stakeholder accessSet who can view each document and keep a clearer record of what was shared.
| Document | Version | Who can view | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Company Overview | v3 | All authorized members | Today |
| Investor Presentation | v2 | All authorized members | Yesterday |
| Financial Statements | v1 | Invited members only | Sep 12 |
| Subscription Agreement | v4 | Counsel and company only | Sep 10 |
Activity
Review recorded workspace and document activity.
- 3Review the recordSee document opens and downloads, notice renders, indications and who answered each notice — what happened, not predictions about what will.
- Every document open and download, version by version
- Every render of the notice on the company's own site, by host
- Indications of interest: how many, and their total
- Who answered each material-change notice, and how
- Each investor update the company sent: delivered, held back, unsubscribed
- Each replay of a recorded conference
How it works
One workspace for the work around a capital raise.
- 01
Set up your workspace
Create a branded workspace for your company or offering, define team roles, and organize key sections.
- 02
Organize your materials
Upload documents, presentations, disclosures and FAQs in a structured format with versions kept.
- 03
Control access
Invite authorized stakeholders and decide what each can view, download or interact with.
- 04
Communicate with your own investors
Send your own notices and updates and hold your own conferences, with your counsel reviewing first if you choose.
- 05
Review the record
See document opens and downloads, notice renders, and who answered each notice, in one place.
- 06
Maintain records
Keep an organized operational record and export it for your advisors as the process evolves.
Investor updates
The company writes to its own investors, and sends it itself.
Sprowtt supplies the tool and keeps the record. It does not write, review or send updates on anyone's behalf, and it does not meet with, find or match investors.
- Off until the company turns it on
- Only people already in the company's deal room — no uploaded, bought or cold lists
- The same language check as a material-change notice, before Send
- The company's name as sender, its postal address, and an unsubscribe link honoured forever
- Approval by the company's securities counsel first, if the company turns it on
From: Kara Water via Sprowtt
Reply to: the company's own address
Subject: Second plant opened this quarter
The company's own words, checked before Send.
Kara Water wrote this update and sent it through Sprowtt. Sprowtt did not write, review or send it on the company's behalf. · The company's postal address · Stop receiving Kara Water's updates
Who it is for
Built for the people doing the work.
Companies and their teams
One controlled workspace for your materials, stakeholders, meetings and records — on your own website, under your own brand.
Learn moreAdvisors and legal teams
Review queues, holds that actually stop publication, approval of investor updates, and a binder for every client workspace.
Learn moreInvestor-relations teams
The company's own notices, investor updates and conference replays, with a record of who received what.
Learn moreAdministrators and program operators
Role-based seats, city and law-firm administration, and an audit trail across every workspace you oversee.
Learn moreRaising under Regulation Crowdfunding or a Florida intrastate exemption? Those run through registered intermediaries, not this software. See Sprowtt CF for federal crowdfunding and StateCF.com for Florida offerings.
Security and privacy
Clear access controls and activity records.
- Role-based access checked on the server for every account function
- Documents are never served directly — every open passes an access check and is logged
- Bank account details stored encrypted
- Encrypted connections, sign-in rate limits and security headers on every page
- Suspending a user signs them out everywhere at once
We list only controls that are in place today. We do not claim certifications or audits we have not had.
Security, Privacy & Platform ControlsRoles
- Company administratorsManage access
- CounselReview and hold
- Invited membersView selected items
Activity record
- Member invitedCompany admin · 09:12
- Financial Statements openedInvited member · 09:40
- Access changed to invited onlyCompany admin · 10:05
- Section held for reviewCounsel · 11:22
Why Sprowtt
Why teams choose Sprowtt.
A professional room for any size of company
Organized materials and controlled access used to belong to large deals with large budgets. Sprowtt puts the same structure within reach of a growing business.
Software pricing, not a share of your raise
A flat monthly subscription. No success fee, no percentage of the amount raised, and no activation fee scaled to your target.
Workflow support for the compliance work
Checklists, counsel review, legends and records that support your advisors' process — while you and your counsel stay responsible for the offering.
Distance is not a barrier
People the company invited review its materials and join its recorded conferences from anywhere, with each open and replay kept on the record.
Built in Tampa by Mark Jones and team. Read why Sprowtt exists and who is responsible for it.
About SprowttSee how Sprowtt fits your workflow.
A walkthrough of the deal room, access controls, investor updates and activity records, set up around the way your team works. A flat monthly subscription — never a percentage of what you raise. Get pricing