A precise visual of where a portfolio's returns come from — at the investment, the portfolio-aggregate, or the fund level. Built by AQAL Capital, an integral-investing firm, for general partners, limited partners, and the advisors who report to them.
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TVPI Spectrum®, a dual variwide diagram of portfolio performance
Capital deploys. Writing initial tickets. Every bar starts at 1.0×.
More initial tickets. A few early partial write-offs and losses as early bets fail to mark up. A few early up-rounds.
Still writing initial tickets. More partial write-offs. A few winners climb sharply. The rest stay flat. Busy transaction activity.
Still writing initial tickets. More partial and full write-offs. Follow-on investments in successful up-rounds. High transaction activity.
Last initial tickets. Bifurcation in full. Tall outliers, a middle pack at 1×–3×, a growing tail at zero.
No more initial tickets. More partial and full write-offs. Follow-on investments in successful up-rounds. Leaders increase distance to field.
More partial and full write-offs. Follow-on investments in successful up-rounds. Leaders increase distance to field. First cash distributions from successful exits. Transaction activity diminishing.
More partial and full write-offs. Follow-on investments in successful up-rounds. Leaders increase distance to field. Focus on optimizing exits. Cash distributions from successful exits.
More partial and full write-offs. No more follow-on investments. Residual value crystallizes into cash distributions. The dark portion grows.
More partial and full write-offs. Leaders run away. Cash distributions from successful exits. Still significant valuable residual value left.
Leaders run away and exit. Cash distributions from successful exits.
Fund liquidated. All holdings distributed as cash or in kind.
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DPI, RVPI, and TVPI for every investment, scaled by amount invested, on a single page-ready canvas — drops into the LP report or the AGM deck.
The chart is built so it reads at a glance (System 1: which deals carry the portfolio, which were written down) and survives the analyst's audit (System 2: amount-weighted aggregation, the TVPI = DPI + RVPI identity, a 1.0× drawing baseline that is not a separate metric). The visual grammar is Gestalt — proximity, similarity, figure / ground, continuity, common region — applied with deliberate restraint.
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Tab-separated columns from your spreadsheet drop in as rows. Or load a saved JSON file. Or start with the sample fund.
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Type, paste from Excel, or load a JSON file. Each row is one investment: name, DPI, RVPI, amount invested. Add DPI and RVPI as multiples of amount invested.
Click Generate. The upper chart stacks DPI + RVPI per investment. The lower chart shows the same TVPI — bars begin at the 1.0× breakeven baseline, and a dashed line marks the portfolio-level TVPI.
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