About Jolv
Sound familiar?
To run a PE/VC portfolio today, you juggle three tools: (1) GP spreadsheets—all different and rarely up to date, (2) a financial data platform (Capital IQ, Bloomberg, FactSet) for multiples, and (3) Excel—Excel again—to consolidate everything, hoping your formulas hold.
That process is expensive: hours every month, for every analyst, spent compiling, checking, and reworking data. Not to mention error risk and the hidden cost of someone dedicated to keeping the tools running. Every committee rebuilds the portfolio view from scratch. Every new LP asks for a different cut of the numbers. And with IPEV 2025 (April 2026) and AIFMD II, documentation and rigour requirements will only increase.
Jolv centralises all of this. One place for the portfolio, valuations, and their deliverables—with time freed to focus on analysis and decision-making, not file plumbing.
What Jolv does
Unified portfolio cockpit
Companies, holdings, and valuations in one workspace. Generate one-pagers for your holdings in a few clicks. No more endless reconciliation across files.
Jolv AI
Query your deal flow, portfolio, and valuations in natural language: "Which holdings with EBITDA above €5M?" "How have B2B SaaS multiples moved over 12 months?"
Integrated market multiples
Direct access to listed peer multiples, with normalised data to feed your valuations.
Native audit trail
Collect financial information, documentation, and management commentary in one click. Every input is traceable to regulatory sources. IPEV 2025 compliance built in.
European stack
Production data hosted in the EU (Supabase, Frankfurt; Vercel, Paris), GDPR-aligned processing.
Who is building Jolv
I'm Brice. For the past few years I’ve been building ValueEQ, a valuation tool used by European funds. Listening to our customers, I realised valuation was only one piece of a bigger puzzle: the real challenge is keeping a portfolio coherent across the numbers, LP narratives, and regulatory obligations that tighten every year.
Jolv is the answer to that challenge—built by someone who knows investment committees from the inside, not by a SaaS team discovering PE along the way.