Goji vs Hemrock

Goji is a white-label, end-to-end platform for private fund operations, covering investor onboarding through reporting. It digitises KYC and compliance, subscriptions, capital calls, distributions, and investor reporting, with investor portal access and capital account tracking. Its AI assistant processes KYC packs, extracts information, and identifies ultimate beneficial owners, while a person retains final sign-off. Fund data rooms provide permissions for centralising, sharing, and e-signing investment materials. Interactive dashboards show portfolio performance and detailed insights. An API can connect in-house or third-party systems for real-time synchronisation and straight-through processing, and a sandbox supports integration testing. Goji connects clients with Euroclear FundsPlace, described as a network of more than 3,000 distributors. Goji Financial Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority under FRN 805323. Pricing is on request.

Hemrock Portfolio is an open-source platform for venture funds that turns company updates into structured metrics, dashboards, monitoring and LP reporting. Users can forward PDF, Excel, PowerPoint or plain-text updates; AI extracts metrics and flags uncertain results for review. The platform charts MRR, burn, headcount and custom KPIs over time, and can draft quarterly LP letters and investor report cards. It supports user-provided AI keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini and OpenRouter, as well as local models through Ollama. Designed to run on a customer’s own infrastructure, database and AI keys, it is described by Hemrock as keeping portfolio data separate from other funds and out of model training. The Apache License 2.0 permits personal or commercial use. Optional Fund Operations adds a double-entry ledger for funds, SPVs, direct deals or GP entities, plus period closing and a compliance calendar. Self-hosted use is free; Hosted starts at $250 a month, and Setup and support starts at $2,500, paid once.