Seven lists, counted from the base Wanna keeps: 311 investors and 500 programmes. Every row says where it comes from and the date it was checked.
Why these lists exist
A founder who writes to investors often starts from a long list of names with no sign of whether each one fits. A fund that does not invest at your stage, or that has never stated a cheque size, wastes your letter and its time. These lists begin from the other end: each is a question a founder actually asks, answered only with rows that state what the question needs. A list holds only what the base states, so a fund that does not state its stage, focus or cheque size is not on the list that needs it.
What you get
Seven lists, free to read. Each row names the investor or programme, says where the information comes from, and gives the date it was checked. The file of a list downloads once you are signed in to your Wanna OS. Counted on 13 October 2026, they are:
| List | What the base holds |
|---|
| Pre-seed investors | 77 investors who back pre-seed, 51 of them state a cheque size |
| Programmes that take no equity | 220 programmes, of which 119 give cash and 44 give credits |
| Pre-seed investors that lead rounds | 29, of which 25 state a cheque size |
| Seed and pre-seed investors in Europe and the UK | 36, of which 18 state a cheque size |
| Investors who say they back AI | 56, of which 45 state a cheque size |
| Investors whose cheque range reaches $100K to $500K | 59 |
| Programmes that give founders credits | 62, of which 5 have a deadline ahead |
How the lists are made
The base is read, not guessed. Every row says where it comes from: the fund's or programme's own page where we have read it, or another source that the row names. A row read on the fund's own page is the firmest; a row that comes from another list can be out of date. The row shows the source and the day it was checked, so you can open it and read the original.
Only stated facts count. If the page does not say that a fund backs pre-seed, the fund is not on the pre-seed list. This is why a list can be shorter than you expect, and why the shorter number is the honest one: of the 77 investors on the first list, 51 state a cheque size, and the other 26 are there because they state their stage, not because they stated a cheque.
Dates matter. Funds change names, close, and move their focus. Each row carries the date it was last read. Our own latest check of the funds found some quoted facts that had gone stale, and those rows are being re-read from the funds' own pages.
Nothing is sent. Reading a list sends nothing to anyone. Wanna writes to nobody on your behalf until you say yes.
From a list to your own matches
A list is a starting point for everyone. Your own matches begin with your product: paste a link, and Wanna reads your site, keeps the investors and programmes that fit your company, and drafts the letters and applications from facts you confirm. Every letter, post and application waits for your OK. Free to start.
What we can show, with dates
The counts above were measured from the base on 13 October 2026. The base itself is checked on a rolling basis: in the latest report, 283 of the 311 investors' own pages had been read, none was found to have gone dead, and 11 quoted facts were found stale in five funds and re-read from the funds' pages. Wanna is an early version; the Trust page lists what it does not have yet, such as a security audit report.
What these lists are not
They are not advice, and they do not rank funds by quality. They do not promise that any investor will answer or fund you. A fund being on a list tells you only that it states the fact the list is about, on the date shown.
Questions people ask
Are the lists free? Reading them is free. The file of a list downloads once you are signed in to your Wanna OS.
Where does a row come from? Every row says where it comes from and the date it was checked, and links to the source.
Why is a fund I know missing? It may not state the stage, focus or cheque size the list needs. A list holds only what the base states.
Does Wanna write to these investors for me? Not by default. Wanna drafts letters from facts you confirm, and every one waits for your OK. Nothing is sent until you say yes.
How current are they? Each row shows the day it was checked. The counts on this page were taken on 13 October 2026.
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