Chronograph
Chronograph sells portfolio monitoring, valuation, analytics and reporting software to private capital investors on both sides of the fund relationship. Chronograph LP gives limited partners such as pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, endowments, foundations and family offices a view across their funds and portfolio companies. Chronograph GP automates data collection, analytics, valuation and reporting for general partners.
Its AI features add semantic search over a client's data, using Anthropic's Claude through a private connection, with connectors for Claude and Perplexity. A data warehousing product delivers client data into Snowflake. Named clients include Carlyle, which captured more than seven million data points from its portfolio, TA Associates, Summit Partners and Sixth Street Growth.
Chronograph runs on AWS and offers downloadable SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type I reports and a penetration test report through its trust center. It is based in Brooklyn, New York, with offices in San Francisco and London.
Capability Axes
Capability grades
15 of 15 axes rated · 9 graded A or B
Collection, reconciliation and valuation are conventional software, with AI added as semantic search over the monitoring data a client already holds.
Teams get research, search results and reports rather than automated actions. How a user checks an AI answer against the source documents isn't described.
The dataset is described as reconciled and trusted, yet extraction accuracy, search recall and model monitoring go unreported.
Carlyle has captured more than seven million data points from its portfolio on the platform, and TA Associates and Summit Partners are among the other named clients.
Requests reach Anthropic's Claude over a private, encrypted connection carrying only the data each one needs, and client information is never commingled or used for training.
Under the privacy policy last modified August 11, 2026, Chronograph acts as processor for client data across its sites, features and apps, with standard contractual clauses for transfers. Retention terms for client documents aren't given.
SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type I reports dated September 30, 2025 can be downloaded from the trust center, along with a penetration test report. Both are Type I, so they cover control design rather than operating history.
As a technology provider, Chronograph cites no regulator or rule, leaving supervisory duties for valuations and investor reporting with its clients.
Data on smaller and newer managers is the likeliest to suffer, since extraction accuracy tracks document format, and no testing by manager type is described.
Extracted values feed valuations and investor reporting at pension and sovereign funds, and Chronograph publishes no service level, warranty or remedy when one is wrong.
Anthropic is named as the model provider and AWS as the host, and the trust center points to a subprocessor list.
Connectors for Claude and Perplexity are named, and client data can be delivered into Snowflake. The fund accounting and investor reporting systems it integrates with are never named.
Where client data lives isn't stated beyond a single cloud provider, and no residency commitment or private option is offered.
Four products, from the LP and GP tools to AI and data warehousing, carry no published price, so it's unclear whether AI costs extra.
Both sides of private markets get their own product, limited partners from pension plans to family offices and general partners from venture to private credit.
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Chronograph released two plugins for Claude, Chronograph GP and Chronograph LP, each pairing its existing MCP connector with a curated set of skills for Claude Cowork, Chat and Code. GP skills assemble quarterly review packs, generate branded investor reports from live Chronograph data, compare actuals with budget, brief valuation changes ranked by NAV impact and attribute fund TVPI by company. LP skills forecast capital calls, distributions and NAV with the Takahashi-Alexander model, build commitment pacing plans, show look through exposure and prepare questions for manager meetings.
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