Founders
Raise, find design partners, a first enterprise customer, a senior hire.
Product
An opportunityoperating system.
LinkedIn tells you who someone is. Deals On represents what they want now, finds the complementary intent, and moves it toward a meeting, a hire, a partnership or a deal — then learns from what actually happened.
8products, one engine
12intents
11roles
The eight
Every part, and what it actually does.
Each one has its own page. None of them is a feed.
01
Deal Link
A public "reach me" page — dealson.io/you — readable by anyone, no account needed. You say what you are open to and not open to; reaching you means joining first, so what arrives carries a real profile and a stated intent rather than an email address and a paragraph.
Read more →02Opportunity Inbox
Not a message inbox. Each item is a request with the evidence attached and a verdict on fit, so the decision is accept, ask for more, schedule or decline — and the whole pile is ranked before you open it.
Read more →03Live intent
What you are trying to make happen right now — raise, invest, hire, find a role, land a customer, form a partnership, find a cofounder — with constraints, evidence, timing and an expiry. A stale intent disappears instead of quietly staying searchable.
Read more →04Matches
Complementary intents, ranked on hard constraints first (stage, sector, geography, ticket, policy, exclusions), then relationship paths and evidence. The model explains a match; it never overrides the eligibility rules that produced it.
Read more →05Your personal agent
Analyzes, qualifies and prepares, overnight, on your behalf. It proposes; you approve. Sending a message, sharing a deck or booking a meeting stays a human decision, with every action on the record.
Read more →06Connected workspace
Connect Gmail, Outlook and Slack — read-only, only what you authorize. Deals On resolves who you already talk to and which of them fit what you are building. Raw messages never leave your view and never become part of anyone else’s graph.
Read more →07Deals and meetings
From first reply to closed outcome in one tracker: stage, whose turn it is, the meeting, the follow-up that is going stale. What happened after two intents met is what makes the next match better.
Read more →08Opportunity channels and events
A fund’s office hours, an accelerator intake, a hiring drive, an event’s pitch slots — published as lanes with a policy, a capacity and a deadline. People who qualify apply; organizers review one ranked inbox instead of a shared mailbox.
Read more →One engine, every side of the table
Same machinery, whichever chair you are in.
Investors
Deal flow against a live thesis, portfolio conflicts removed before a name reaches you.
Businesses
Partnerships, pilots, a cofounder for a new line — matched on this quarter’s goals.
Hiring companies
Post the role with its real constraints and meet people who declared they want it.
People looking for a role
Say what you want next, privately; fitting openings find you through someone who can vouch.
Programs and events
Accelerators, universities, hubs and hosts run intake as ranked, policy-gated lanes.
Less networking. More outcomes.
Say what you’re trying to make happen.
Free to be in the room. Membership buys tools and capacity — never fit, trust or ranking.