Some research happens at a desk. The rest happens in the twenty minutes before a partner meeting, in the back seat after a site visit, or on the couch with a tablet. aVenture Research is now available on iPadOS, bringing private-company search, research briefs, and two-company comparison to the iPad as a native app.
The iPadOS home screen: company search up front, with a few suggested companies to start from.
Search that starts where the question starts
The app opens directly into company search. Type a name and move straight into a structured profile, or pick one of the suggested companies on the home screen. It is built for the moment a company comes up in conversation and you want its record, not a browser with eleven tabs.
A brief sized for reading, not tab-hopping
A company brief pulls the essential snapshot into one view: operating status, founding year, funding stage, total capital raised, funding rounds, investors, and the source-backed company description. On iPad the layout uses the wider canvas instead of stretching a phone interface, so a brief reads like a page you can actually finish between meetings rather than a narrow column you pinch through.
A research brief at tablet width, shown in the aVenture web app: the snapshot facts and source-backed description on one page.
Two companies, side by side
Comparison is where the iPad's width earns its keep. Pick two companies and the app puts them on one scorecard across company, capital, and network signals, so funding stage, total capital, investor coverage, and company history line up next to each other. There is no spreadsheet in between and no translating two profiles by hand.
Two companies on one scorecard, shown in the web app at iPad width, with room for both columns on screen.
Get the iPadOS beta
aVenture Research for iPadOS is in beta through TestFlight. One app record serves iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with an interface that adapts to each screen while the core workflow stays the same: search, read the brief, compare, and continue into the full aVenture research experience when you need more depth.
This first beta is deliberately focused on search, briefs, and comparison; we will expand the native workflow as we learn where it saves researchers the most time. The same release is also available for iPhone and Mac, each covered in its own announcement.