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Investment & finance

Websites for investment firms that look as serious as they are.

Helmsman designs and builds websites for investment groups and fintech labs: clear on thesis, portfolio and team, institutional in feel, and easy for investors to use on a phone. Behind them, we build investor portals and the approvals and reporting they need.

Finance clients
4 firms and labs
From
first design to launch
Every project
under NDA

Sound familiar?

What we hear most from investment firms:

What we build

  1. 01

    Firm websites

    Institutional, not generic

    Thesis, focus, portfolio, team and publications set out with a confident, institutional feel.

  2. 02

    Portfolio pages

    Companies at a glance

    Each portfolio company presented with its story.

  3. 03

    Investor portals

    Documents in one place

    Investors log in to their own reports and documents instead of waiting for an email.

  4. 04

    Approvals

    Deals decided on record

    Approval workflows that record who signed off, and when.

  5. 05

    Banking apps

    Clearer money, better habits

    Navigation, budgeting and spending insights designed to nudge people to save.

What should an investment firm's website show?

Your thesis first, then the proof: what you invest in and why, your portfolio companies, your team and your publications. Investors decide in minutes whether you look like a firm they would trust with capital.

What is an investor portal?

A secure login where each investor sees their own reports, statements and documents. It replaces emailing files one by one, and keeps a record of what was shared and when.

Software for investment firms, answered.

Do you build websites for investment firms?

Yes. Our work includes websites for Birch Swing Group, Bridgewater AG and MAAT, and for Bankai Labs, a banking AI lab.

Can you build an investor portal?

Yes. It is built like our other web platforms: each investor sees only their own documents and reports.

Do you sign an NDA?

Yes, on every project.

The services behind it