Published on July 1, 2026
June brought a full redesign of the address book, a smarter notifications system, and a steady round of refinements to fund setup, investor documentation, and the mobile app. Here’s a look at everything delivered throughout the month.
A Redesigned Address Book
Adding a new contact is now a guided experience instead of a bare form. You can scan a QR code, scan a business card, or enter details manually, and each path opens into an editable review step before saving, so nothing gets added half-finished. A full name is now required across the board as well, closing a gap where a contact could previously be saved without one.
A contact’s profile also brings more together in one place: how you know them, any shared history from past events, a private note only you can see, and their documents if they’re one of your investors. Team member cards on a fund’s public page are now clickable too, linking straight to that person’s profile.
Notifications That Match Your Current Role
Notifications are now scoped to whichever account you’re actively using. Previously, a single inbox mixed together everything you were entitled to see, regardless of whether you were browsing as yourself, an entity member, or an admin.
Now the inbox reflects only the active session, and switching accounts or roles refreshes it immediately. If you manage more than one entity, you can also see which ones have new activity without opening each one individually. The same treatment for mobile is planned as a follow-up.
Smoother Fund Setup
Fund creation picked up a wide set of refinements this month. Fee input columns now stay aligned as you fill them in, the capital invested field is clearly labeled in millions and validated against the fund’s AUM, and a verified fund no longer flips back into pending re-verification simply from moving between setup steps without making changes.
Setting up a fund with multiple feeders is also more reliable now. Naming, country eligibility, and share structure are handled separately per feeder instead of getting tangled together, and a crash that previously stopped some users on the very first step of setup has been fixed.
Faster Investor Document Reviews
Investor identification and proof of address now live in a dedicated documents tab on their profile, viewable by admins and by entity members reviewing their own investors. A full KYC report can also be generated as a single PDF directly from that tab, instead of being assembled from separate sources.
Documents are easier to work with day to day as well, showing a readable label instead of a raw filename, and opening in an in-app viewer on mobile instead of forcing a download.
A Quicker Way to Browse Private Deals on Mobile
The private deals experience on mobile is easier to browse and compare this month. Sorting is now available across list views, with deals defaulting to a recently updated order, and infinite scroll has replaced manual pagination. Valuation and investment figures also display more cleanly, with proper thousands separators and no stray decimals.
Gamma Prime Investing Summit 2026 Singapore
As October approaches, we’re continuing preparations for the Gamma Prime Investing Summit 2026 Singapore. Registrations have now passed 1,200 – the earliest we’ve ever hit that number in a Summit cycle, and a new record pace for the series.
This month we confirmed the venue: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, set right in the heart of the city’s financial district. The location puts us steps away from the family offices, fund managers, and institutional investors driving Asia’s growing appetite for tokenization and real-world asset adoption.
Gamma Prime Investing Summit 2026 Davos
Just a few days ago, we announced the Gamma Prime Investing Summit 2026 in Davos. This edition will look different from our past events: rather than our larger gatherings, it will be an intimate 400 to 600 person Summit. It’s scheduled for the opening day of the World Economic Forum, when many of the finance world’s sharpest minds converge on a single town – giving our attendees a rare window to shape private-markets conversations right as the week begins.
Closing Note
June’s work centered on turning the address book and notifications into a more coherent part of the platform, while steady investment in fund setup, investor documentation, and mobile stability continues to smooth out the day-to-day experience for fund managers, allocators, and investors.
