Be Part of Building the Next Generation of Software Ventures
Vindico Labs creates real products and real companies. Some of our ventures are built as independent commercial entities, and those involved in supporting their development may hold shares from the very beginning.
This isn't theoretical involvement. It's direct participation in early-stage software creation — with the team that's building it.
Yes — You Can Own Shares in Labs-Built Ventures
When a project inside Vindico Labs progresses from prototype to MVP and shows real commercial promise, it may be structured as its own standalone company.
In those cases:
- A cap table is created
- Shares are allocated
- Early contributors, founders, and qualified backers may receive ownership
- Labs retains a stake as the technical and product engine behind the venture
This is as ground-floor as ground floor gets: being involved with a venture from the moment it first becomes a real product.
No middlemen. No abstract fund structures.
Just direct participation in brand-new software companies as they emerge.
Why People Back Labs Ventures
1. You're backing real builds, not ideas
Every venture in Labs starts as something tangible:
- A prototype
- A working demo
- A validated problem
- A team capable of building it
2. You get in at the point of creation
Ownership begins when the company begins — early, clean, and simple.
3. You're supporting products that solve real problems
Our ventures sit in sectors we already know deeply:
4. It's not passive. It's collaborative.
Partners aren't spectators — they're contributors, advisors, connectors, domain experts, and early supporters.
5. You're backing a team that has delivered at scale
Vindico ICS has built platforms used by 10,000+ daily users in some of the most demanding sectors in the UK. Labs sits on top of that engineering capability.
How It Works
Explore the Ventures
Browse the portfolio and find ventures that align with your experience, values, or sector.
Have a Private Conversation
We discuss:
- The venture
- The build plan
- The commercial structure
- What involvement looks like
- How shareholding is arranged
- Any requirements or qualifications
Everything happens privately — never on the website and never as a public offer.
Take Part in the Venture's Growth
Depending on the structure, you may:
- Support the prototype
- Accelerate the MVP
- Join the founding group
- Contribute domain expertise
- Become an early shareholder in the new entity
Each venture has its own path and agreements.
This is Early Involvement — Not Speculation
Backing a Labs venture is not about chasing returns or betting on unknowns. It's about:
- Helping shape a product
- Supporting its development
- Being part of its commercial story from the start
- Owning a meaningful piece of something you're helping build
It's the closest modern equivalent to the 80s tech-garage era — right at the moment when AI has swung the doors wide open again.
We have the engine. You join the ignition.
Vindico Labs isn't "raising money." We're building companies — and inviting aligned partners to be involved in the products they believe in.
Our model works because:
We control the engineering
We control the product direction
We understand real-world sectors
We validate early
We iterate fast
We build properly
Partners are part of a system that already works. They're not stepping into chaos.
Ready to Learn How Early-Stage Participation Works With Labs?
No pressure. No public offering. Just a private conversation about a venture you're genuinely interested in.
Arrange a Private DiscussionImportant Information
Vindico Labs designs, prototypes, builds, and launches software ventures. Some ventures may form independent commercial entities, and individuals or organisations involved in their development may hold shares in those entities, depending on suitability and private contractual agreements.
Nothing on this website is:
- an offer to invest
- a financial promotion
- a solicitation to purchase shares or securities
- investment advice
Any discussions relating to shareholding or participation in a venture occur privately, off-platform, and are subject to appropriate legal documentation and eligibility criteria.
Vindico Labs is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and does not conduct regulated investment activities.