Investors

Investment Overview

Single raise: NZ$375,000 to fund MVP, marketing, team, and operational runway for launch in New Zealand with scalable global potential. The Founder/Director remuneration has been intentionally set at a lean, sustainable level to preserve capital, while ensuring full-time commitment to the build and launch. Pre-investment work including UX mockups, HTML prototypes, VPS hosting, and initial market validation completed.

Investment Structure

Security Type

SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity)

Valuation & Discount

Valuation Cap: $3,500,000
Discount Rate: 20%

Terms & Close

Conversion: At next priced round (minimum $1M)
Minimum Investment: $25,000
Expected Close: Q1 2026

Founder & Team

Founder

Ajit Kumar Nair: 30+ yrs design/tech, 16+ yrs NZ disability & social services sector experience (MSD, MBIE).

Lived Experience

Parent of two children with special needs, combining professional expertise with first-hand insights.

Post-Funding Support

Engage specialized dev agencies, advisory from NZCL and Spectrum Care for governance and UX guidance.

Governance & Control

Operational Control

Founder retains operational control during MVP phase.

Investor Protections

Standard protective provisions for major corporate actions.

Reporting

No board seats allocated. Annual investor updates and impact reporting provided.

Market Validation

Target Market

1.1M+ New Zealanders impacted by disability support needs (growing 7% YoY)
Stats NZ – Disability

Partnerships & Expertise

Advisory partnerships confirmed with NZCL and Spectrum Care; 16+ yrs government sector experience validating systemic gaps and demand.

Why MyMate is a Strong Investment

Unique Offering

Integrated care coordination + community + independence tools in one platform; no direct NZ competitor.

Accessibility-First

WCAG 2.1 AA compliance from day one; institutional-ready and barrier-resistant to generic competitors.

Early Validation

Mock-ups tested with users, families, support workers, and organisations; feedback confirms need and adoption potential.

Revenue Model

Consumer subscriptions $4.99/month; institutional usage-based licenses; CAC ~$10/user; potential 12,000 users & 350 institutions by Year 3.

Competitive Positioning

Market Gap

No NZ platform integrates care coordination with community engagement and independence tools specifically for disabilities.

First-Mover Advantage

Built by someone with lived experience, not just theoretical; social enterprise aligned with user needs rather than profit extraction.

Use of Funds — NZ$375,000 (Single Raise)

Category Detail Amount (NZ$)
MVP Development & Testing Core platform build (frontend/backend, iOS, Android, Web via specialist agency), accessibility (WCAG), security, QA. 95,000
Founder Salary (12 months) Lean operational draw enabling full-time focus on product development, partnerships, and fundraising. 38,000
Marketing, Awareness & Pilot Partnerships Digital campaigns, institutional outreach, pilot onboarding, targeted user acquisition. 65,000
Sales & Institutional Onboarding Business development for early institutional clients and contracts, CRM & account management. 50,000
Operational & Infrastructure Cloud hosting, VPS, analytics, dev tools, admin support, compliance. 60,000
Legal, IP & Certification Incorporation, IP protection, regulatory compliance, insurance. 25,000
TOTAL 375,000

Funding Milestone Timeline

  • Month 1-2: Agency selection, technical architecture, legal setup
  • Month 3-6: MVP development (core features)
  • Month 7-9: Accessibility testing, pilot user onboarding
  • Month 10-12: Soft launch, iteration based on feedback, Series A preparation

Projected Financials

Year Revenue Expenses Net Result Funding Status
Year 1 $45,000 $210,000 -$165,000 Current raise
Year 2 $225,000 $300,000 -$75,000 Bridge / Series A required
Year 3 $560,000 $410,000 +$150,000 Self-sustaining

Key Risks & Mitigation

Technical Delivery

Mitigated through vetted agency partnerships with accessibility expertise and QA protocols.

User Acquisition

Leverage NZCL & Spectrum Care networks and founder’s MSD/MBIE relationships for adoption.

Market Competition

First-mover advantage in integrated NZ disability coordination platform with WCAG compliance.

Funding Runway

Series A planned for Q4 2026 following pilot success and traction.

SWOT Analysis

Strengths

  • Founder expertise + lived experience
  • Integrated platform (care coordination + community + independence tools)
  • Accessibility-first design (WCAG AA)

Weaknesses

  • Lean founding team pre-funding
  • Dependent on pilot validation for early traction

Opportunities

  • NZ market growth ~7% YoY
  • Expansion to Australia, UK, US
  • Potential acquisition by HealthTech or social enterprise buyers

Threats

  • Competitive entrants from generic care software
  • Funding risk if Series A delayed
  • Regulatory changes in disability support sector

Investment Contact & Next Steps

  • Request full pitch deck & financial model
  • Review Q&A document addressing common investor questions

Contact: info@mymate.co.nz

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This page contains forward-looking statements subject to risks and uncertainties. Past projections do not guarantee future performance. This is not an offer to sell securities and does not constitute investment advice. Potential investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult with legal and financial advisors.