Dili Ai

What is Dili AI?

Dili AI is an AI-powered diligence platform built for deal teams in Private Equity and Venture Capital. It analyzes company data rooms, internal knowledge bases, and external data sources using text extraction, comparison, and generative AI to support investment decisions. Teams use it for deal screening, building lists of comparable companies, spotting red flags, and speeding up deal evaluation.

Who created Dili AI?

Dili AI was created by Garry Tan, CEO and President of Y Combinator. The platform reviews every file in a target company’s data room, looking for mismatches between assets and liabilities, specific legal clauses, and other issues that could affect a deal. It also compares new deals against previously reviewed ones to make evaluations faster and more accurate.

What is Dili AI used for?

• Screening OMs: Reviews Offering Memorandums.
• Loan and lease abstraction: Extracts key information from loan documents and lease agreements.
• Instant AI memos: Generates memos on demand.
• Risk detection: Surfaces risks human reviewers may miss and flags critical errors during underwriting or diligence.
• Document verification: Checks 100% of invoices and reports for accuracy.
• Data room summaries: Produces quick summaries of data room contents.
• DD checklists: Helps fill out due diligence checklists.
• Custom benchmarks: Builds benchmarks tailored to specific comparisons.
• Diligence automation: Streamlines processes for tax credit transfers and audits.

How it works

Teams start by encoding their industry knowledge and instructions so Dili can fine-tune its analysis for their deals; instructions can be updated at any time. Users then enter key metrics, questions, and potential risks for their deal data and receive reports and flagged items for each deal. Custom workflows can cover data extraction, checklist completion, audit reports, memo drafting, and risk identification.

Who is Dili AI for?

Dili AI is aimed at deal makers in Private Equity, Real Estate, Venture Capital, and Tax Credit Deals. Its core capability—instant extraction of key terms and metrics from documents—makes it a practical assistant for teams that need accurate, data-backed deal evaluations.