[mxstbr]

I'm confused by AngelList's corporate structure. Venture is a separate company that raises money on its own, ProductHunt belongs to a separate holding company[0] — what even is "AngelList" now?

[0]: https://writings.prologue.xyz/introducing-prologue/

[amitm]

https://www.readthegeneralist.com/briefing/angellist gives a good breakdown

[verdverm]

The company split in two about a year and a half ago (maybe more?) into hiring and venture.

[sadfounder]

Link?

[mylons]

this is correct. I interviewed with the company that raised in the fall. They are working purely on products and services for venture capital and those participating in it. Some VCs have been raving about how great these products are on twitter. I'm not a VC so I don't have a strong opinion or really anything qualified to say on how viable or worthwhile they are, though.

[djbusby]

They're better than Gust. Many investors I know are technical and I'm surprised at the lack of BPA in the Angel/VC space.

BPA=Business Process Automation

[sadfounder]

Add Republic(https://republic.com/)

[phphphphp]

I wasn’t aware that they owned Republic — they’re just an investor, I think.