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As of June 18, 2026, Chronograph has raised at least $140M in equity across 1 sourced funding round.
Chronograph builds portfolio-monitoring, valuations, and analytics software for private equity, venture capital, and private credit limited partners and general partners.
Chronograph was founded in 2016.[1] The company says it was started by technologists and private equity investment professionals.[2] As of June 2026, the platform was used to monitor more than $5.9 trillion in client-invested capital across 15,000 funds and 258,000 private companies.[3],[1] In June 2026 Sixth Street Growth made a minority growth equity investment of more than $140 million.[1] Summit Partners, Carlyle AlpInvest, Nasdaq Ventures and Sidekick Partners kept minority positions after that deal.[1] The money is going to Chronograph's AI product suite, a new private credit portfolio monitoring platform and international expansion.[1] Michael Bauer and Alex Goodman of Sixth Street Growth joined the board as part of the investment.[3] In October 2026 the company launched Chronograph plugins for Claude that bundle its Claude connector with skills for workflows such as LP reporting and commitment pacing analysis.[4],[1]
Chronograph sells portfolio monitoring, valuations, analytics and reporting software to institutional private capital limited partners and general partners.[3] Chronograph says 8 of the 10 largest private capital general partners and 5 of the 10 largest limited partners use it, and its revenue is split evenly between LPs and GPs.[3]
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Chronograph is an enterprise SaaS company, based in Brooklyn, New York, USA, founded 2016.
| Date | Round | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 18, 2026 | Funding round | $140M | — | Crunchbase News |
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In October 2022 it raised a growth round led by Summit Partners, with existing investors Carlyle and Nasdaq Ventures participating; the amount was not disclosed.[2] In 2025 Chronograph was a launch partner for Anthropic's Claude for Financial Services, and it also listed a Codex plug-in with OpenAI so investors can query portfolio data in natural language.[3] With the 2026 round it also launched a private credit platform with a data model and workflows built for credit managers.[3],[1]
Chronograph raised $140M led by Sixth Street Growth to expand its portfolio-monitoring and data software for private-capital investors. As LPs demand sharper visibility into private holdings, the software layer underneath the VC and PE industry is itself becoming a fundable category.
Chronograph, which builds portfolio-monitoring and reporting software for private-capital investors, raised $140 million led by Sixth Street Growth. It's the second-largest round of the week and a bet that the plumbing of private markets -- not just the deals -- is a venture-scale opportunity.
Sixth Street Growth led a $140M+ minority round into Chronograph, the portfolio-monitoring and analytics platform private-equity and venture LPs use to track their fund investments. As LPs demand real DPI and transparency, the back-office software of private markets is suddenly a venture-scale category.
Charlie Tafoya is co-founder and chief executive.[1]
Chronograph has raised at least $140M in equity across 1 sourced funding round tracked by Value Add VC. The most recent was a $140M funding round in June 2026, reported by Crunchbase News. Debt financing, tender offers and secondary sales are not counted.
Lead investors in Chronograph's sourced funding rounds include Sixth Street. Per round: its June 2026 funding round was led by Sixth Street.
Chronograph was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, USA, according to Chronograph.
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