
Dili is an AI diligence platform designed to automate and enhance the due diligence process for private equity, venture capital, and real estate firms. By leveraging advanced AI capabilities, Dili enables users to efficiently screen documents, summarize data rooms, and extract key metrics, significantly reducing the time and effort required for thorough analysis. The platform's unique features, such as intelligent document search and custom workflows, allow firms to mirror their existing processes while minimizing human error. With over 3,000 high-stakes deals trusted by leading firms, Dili positions itself as a reliable partner in high-stakes financial transactions, ensuring accuracy and confidence in every answer.

Dili is an AI diligence platform designed to automate and enhance the due diligence process for private equity, venture capital, and real estate firms. By leveraging advanced AI capabilities, Dili enables users to efficiently screen documents, summarize data rooms, and extract key metrics, significantly reducing the time and effort required for thorough analysis. The platform's unique features, such as intelligent document search and custom workflows, allow firms to mirror their existing processes while minimizing human error. With over 3,000 high-stakes deals trusted by leading firms, Dili positions itself as a reliable partner in high-stakes financial transactions, ensuring accuracy and confidence in every answer.
What they do: AI-powered due-diligence and data-room platform for PE, VC, and real estate deal teams
Founders: Stephanie Song, Brian Fernandez, Anand Chaturvedi
YC: Y Combinator S23
Headquarters: New York, NY
Employees: Approximately 16
Total funding: About $3.6M (seed / early-stage)
Due diligence and data-room processes for investment teams (private equity, VC, real estate).
Enterprise software / Financial technology
3730000.00
Reported most recent seed funding round
“Has a broad syndicate of early-stage investors including accelerator and venture backers (multiple named investors across reporting).”