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AllocgraphA deal-flow intelligence platform for defense-tech venture allocators that fuses SBIR/STTR awards, agency contract awards, and founder profiles into a thesis-mapped pipeline with due-diligence packages.
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defense, security & intelligence·run 032 · Apr 2026

Allocgraph

A deal-flow intelligence platform for defense-tech venture allocators that fuses SBIR/STTR awards, agency contract awards, and founder profiles into a thesis-mapped pipeline with due-diligence packages.

Genesis score6.23/10
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The opportunity
$49.9BDefense-tech VC raised, 2025
+73%Up from 2024
40-60Deals/yr per fund
The case

A defense-focused fund does 40 to 60 deals a year and sources them off scattered tabs: SBIR award notices, contract databases built for contractors not investors, LinkedIn, and a partner's memory. There is no shared intelligence layer telling the fund which Phase II awardee just entered the window that matters, or whether a founder's program-exit pattern fits the thesis. The signal exists in public data; nobody has fused it for the allocator.

Who pays — and why

The partner or investment analyst at a defense-focused VC who owns deal sourcing and diligence -- the person personally accountable for not missing the award or the founder that should have been in the pipeline.

Market signal$2,000-$5,000/mo per seat - market reference seen in the category, set your own
What it unlocks
A thesis-mapped pipeline that fuses public award and contract data into one allocator-facing view
A compounding founder/award/contract graph that becomes harder to replicate every quarter it ingests
A diligence-package workflow that turns raw public signal into investor-ready output per founder
A wedge into a buyer (defense-tech LPs and funds) whose budget the 2025 funding surge just confirmed
How Genesis scored it
6.23across seven criteria
tension 6temporal 8blindspot 6buyer 7leverage 6convergence 5why-not 6
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Temporal window

A federal transition program announced four days before the run with no commercial watcher, plus a very recent named seed round, make the window concrete and fresh.

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Buyer persona

The run signal names actual buyers -- specific defense-focused funds doing 40-60 deals a year with no shared intelligence layer -- so the partner/analyst persona is crisp.

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Convergence

Highest cross-reference count in its batch with nine connections and cross-LLM convergence cited in the origin, but the underlying concept stays a recognizable pattern.

Why it scored well

The strongest pieces are the window and the buyer: a federal program four days old at run time with no commercial watcher, a named defense-tech funding surge confirming the budget, and an actual named list of fund buyers rather than a hypothetical persona.

What's holding it back

It scored mid-pack because the core paraphrases as 'deal intelligence for vertical Y' -- useful data fusion, but a shape that has existed before in thinner form -- and because the most distinctive input, founder clearance-profile data, has unevidenced sourcing and legality, while both run signals carry unknown provenance under their strength labels.

Signals detected5 sources crossed
SignalPitchBook Q4 2025 defense-tech VC report

SignalHigherGov pricing (highergov.com)

SignalSBIR.gov public API (api.www.sbir.gov)

SignalPeople Data Labs pricing (peopledatalabs.com)

Signalrun-032 signal

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