Real wealth is built pre-IPO.

Invest in early-stage private companies before they ever go public. Access that used to take hundreds of thousands of dollars and the right connections, now it takes just $5,000.

Learn more about early-stage investing and interval funds.

We’ll send you an on-demand webinar and resources for investing in private companies.

THE BIGGEST BETS START EARLY

Before they were household names, they were venture bets.

Early investors backed these companies when their products, teams, and futures were still uncertain. That greater risk created the potential for outcomes that were no longer available once the companies became widely known.

IT’S HAPPENING AGAIN

Right now, the next “Airbnb” is quietly raising its first round of funding.

No press release. No ticker symbol. Just a handful of investors writing checks before anyone else knows the company exists.

Take SpaceX — one of our portfolio companies. We held interest in early 2026, at a valuation 54% below its June ‘26 $1.77 trillion IPO price.

Hill Research, Shield AI, and others in our portfolio are still private. Any one of them could be the next Airbnb, Instagram or Uber.

Meet the Jetstream Venture Fund, an interval fund making early-stage investing more accessible.

Jetstream Venture Fund gives investors access to a professionally managed portfolio of early-stage private companies, starting at $5,000 with no accreditation requirement.

Traditional VC

Jetstream

TRADITIONAL VC

MINIMUM INVESTMENT REQUIRED

INCOME OR NET WORTH TEST

LIQUIDITY

FEES

TAXES

SHARE CLASSES

TRADITIONAL VC

$250,000 minimum

Accredited or qualified

5-10+ years

Fees plus carried interest

Manual reporting

Often favor large investors

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JETSTREAM

$5,000 minimum

No financial requirement

Semi-annual withdrawal*

No carried interest

Simple 1099-DIV

Same terms for everyone

JETSTREAM MOMENTUM

Getting in early isn't a theory. There’s a historical pattern.

From Instagram to SpaceX, the pattern repeats. The earliest investors capture value the public never gets. We invested in SpaceX while it was still private; it’s now worth over $1.77 trillion as a public company. It’s one of eight picks in the portfolio. Learn more about our investment strategy.

See Jetstream Through an Investor’s Eyes

Hear directly from a current Jetstream investor as he talks with Fund Manager Doug Sylvester about why Jetstream caught his attention and what ultimately gave him the confidence to invest.

PORTFOLIO MANAGER HIGHLIGHT

This isn’t John Shufeldt’s first company. It’s his fifteenth.

A physician, attorney, and pilot with three decades in healthcare entrepreneurship, John has founded 15+ companies and exited six, turning early bets into hundred-million-dollar outcomes.

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Dedication to Life Long Learning

Every decade, John goes back to school — an MD, then an MBA, then a JD, then certificates in Six Sigma, AI (MIT), and entrepreneurship (Harvard). He’s never stopped rebuilding his own toolkit.

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A Network Money Can't Buy

A recognized leader in Arizona’s innovation ecosystem, his decades across healthcare, law, and entrepreneurship give Jetstream access to deal flow most funds never see.

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Building the Next Generation

In 2026, John launched the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering, training the physician-engineers who will build tomorrow’s healthcare companies.

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A Track Record of Real Exits

Founded more than a dozen companies, successfully exited six — including MeMD (sold to Walmart), Tribal Health (sold to a large PE firm) and NextCare Urgent Care.

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JOIN THE JETSTREAM

The next Airbnb is already raising money. Are you in?

We can’t promise the next Uber is already in the Jetstream portfolio — but that’s exactly the kind of company we’re looking for. When one of our bets pays off, the fund’s value can rise, and so can the price to get in. The earliest investors don’t just get in first. They get in cheapest.

$5,000 Minimum

No income requriement

Semmiannual Liquidity

Can request funds back twice a year

No Carry

Investors keep all profits

1099-DIV

For simple tax reporting

Early-stage investing doesn’t have to be complicated.

You don’t have to source deals, negotiate terms, or manage a portfolio yourself. Our team handles all of it — sourcing, vetting, and ongoing management — so all you have to decide is how much to invest.

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Create your account.

Set up a secure investor account through our secure, third-party portal in under 10 minutes. You can invest as an individual, LLC, Trust or self directed IRA.

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Fund your investment.

Choose how much you want to invest to start — add more anytime.

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Our team manages it from there.

We source and vet startups, negotiate terms, and deploy capital on your behalf.

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Watch your portfolio perform.

Log in anytime to view performance. You have the opportunity for redemptions every 6 months, total redeptions of the fund cannot exceed 5% of the total NAV.

See How Easy It Is to Get Started

Creating your Jetstream account is simple. Watch the quick walkthrough to see exactly what to expect, then take the first step toward accessing private-market investments.

Have questions about the portfolio or investing? Talk one-on-one with a Fund Manager.

See what’s happening before the IPO.

Get insights into early-stage investing, understand the interval fund structure, and discover the private companies already building what’s next inside the Jetstream Venture Fund.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

GETTING STARTED

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Investors should consider the Fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses carefully before investing. The Fund’s prospectus contains this and additional information about the Fund, and can be obtained by emailing jetstream@sweaterfunds.com or by following this link. The Fund’s prospectus should be read carefully before investing. All investments involve risks, including possible loss of principal. Past performance of venture capital investments is no indication of future success.