SEC FORM D · 2,207 FILINGS · 2012—2026
Every US raise is public record.Almost none of it makes the news.
Companies file a Form D within 15 days of raising. tinytech reads every one and turns it into a directory you can search — the amount, the round, the address, and the person who signed.
1,595 companies · $34.8B recorded · 571 cities · Free to browse, no account
What's in the directory
- 34.8 billion US dollars raised
- Recorded across 2,207 Form D filings since December 2012. Every dollar traces back to a document you can open on EDGAR.
- 1,595 companies
- US technology and biotech companies, each one traced to the filing that funded it and the address it was filed from.
- 571 cities
- Cities across 47 states, plus DC and Puerto Rico. Not a coastal average — every company sits at a real address on the map.
The result
A search returns companies, not links
Every row is a filing that actually happened. Sort by amount, recency, or momentum, then open a company to see every round it has ever filed.
biotech in Massachusetts that raised over $5M
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Where it lands
Capital has an address
Form D carries the filer's business address, so every company sits at a real point — not a state average. Filter the map down to a single metro.
Who signed
Every filing is signed
Every Form D names the person who signed — usually the founder, CEO, or CFO. We link 1,625 of them to the companies they signed for, so a company search can become a people search.
3,037 people tracked · 1,625 filing signatories
Questions
What this is, and what it isn't
- What is a Form D?
- The notice a company files with the SEC when it sells securities without registering them — the standard route for private fundraising in the US. It is due within 15 days of the first sale and becomes public immediately.
- How current is the data?
- The most recent round in the directory is from August 2026. We backfill from EDGAR on a schedule rather than streaming filings in real time, so treat tinytech as a research tool, not a live alerting feed.
- Why is an amount sometimes missing?
- Form D lets a filer declare an indefinite offering amount, and some filings leave the figure blank — 0 of 2,207 here do. Where there is no reliable number we show an em dash rather than guessing, and those rounds are excluded from every total on this page.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The directory, company pages, people pages, and search are open with no account required. Signing in adds saved companies. There is no card on file and nothing to cancel.
- Does a filing mean a company is doing well?
- No. A Form D records that a company raised money, nothing more. tinytech is a directory of public filings, not investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
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