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ActiveFishTank Review 2026: Startup profile tools
FishTank appears to provide startup and investor profiles, a beta platform, and founder tools, but its full offering and pricing are not clear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Fishtank
FishTank may suit founders or investors looking for profile and startup-related tools, but the product description is too limited to judge how useful the platform is in practice. Its status page lists a beta platform, an email assistant, a Chrome extension, and a mobile app in private alpha. The main strength is the range of tools indicated; the main caveat is that FishTank does not clearly explain the feature set, pricing, or security practices.
Score breakdown
How Fishtank scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Fishtank?
FishTank appears to be a software service for startup and investor profiles, with a beta platform and founder tools including an email assistant and the Founderly Chrome Extension. Its status page lists the mobile app as being in private alpha. The project does not clearly explain its full offering or publish pricing.
How Fishtank works
FishTank appears to combine user accounts and startup or investor profiles with a beta platform and founder-focused tools. Its status page also lists an email assistant and a Chrome extension called Founderly.
Public sources do not explain how the tools work together, what features profiles unlock, or whether access requires approval. The mobile app is in private alpha, so it may not be generally available.
2 features
Key features
01
Profiles and accounts
FishTank account pages support account creation and management, with startup and investor profile settings mentioned.
02
Founder tools
The status page lists a beta preview platform, a Founderly Chrome Extension, an email assistant, and a mobile app in private alpha.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Account pages mention startup and investor profile settings.
- A beta platform and several founder-focused tools are listed.
- The status page reports current service health and resolved incidents.
Watch out for
- FishTank does not clearly explain its full purpose or feature set on the status page.
- Pricing and fees are not published.
- The team, audits, and security practices are not established.
- The mobile app is in private alpha, so access may be limited.
Fishtank fees
Fees are not published. Check FishTank’s platform or account pages for any current pricing before creating an account or using its tools.
Is Fishtank safe?
FishTank’s status page lists services as operational and describes several resolved account and email incidents. The team, security practices, and any independent audits are not published there. No blockchain, custody, or token features are established, so crypto-specific contract and custody risks cannot be assessed from the available product description.
4 steps
How to get started with Fishtank
- 1
Review FishTank’s status page to check whether its listed services are operational.
- 2
Create an account through FishTank’s account service if registration is open.
- 3
Set up a startup or investor profile, depending on your intended use.
- 4
Check whether the beta platform or Founderly extension is available to you; the mobile app is described as being in private alpha.
Who Fishtank is for
FishTank may be relevant to founders and investors who want to explore startup or investor profiles and related tools. Its exact audience, eligibility requirements, and the features available to each type of account are not clearly explained.
Fishtank FAQs
What is FishTank?
FishTank appears to be a software platform for startup and investor profiles, with a beta platform and founder-focused tools. Its full feature set and intended workflow are not clearly described.
Is FishTank free to use?
FishTank does not publish pricing or fees in the information available on its status site. Check the platform or account pages for current terms before signing up.
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How we checked
Sources
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