Founder of a listed tool

Ray Zhou

Co-founder, Affinity, named behind the Affinity listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, Affinity

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What Ray builds

Affinity B · CRM & customer platforms
Affinity is a relationship CRM for venture capital and private equity firms, from Project Affinity, Inc. Agents reach it through a versioned REST API with a public OpenAPI file and a hosted MCP server, on the Scale plan and above.
Co-founder, Affinity, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Shubham Goel Co-founder, Affinity

Backed by

Menlo Ventures Advance Venture Partners Sprints Capital Pear VC Sway Ventures MassMutual Teamworthy Ventures ECT Capital Partners Brian N. Sheth

Questions

Who is Ray Zhou?

Ray Zhou is co-founder of Affinity.

What does Project Affinity, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Affinity from Project Affinity, Inc.. Affinity is a relationship CRM for venture capital and private equity firms, from Project Affinity, Inc. Agents reach it through a versioned REST API with a public OpenAPI file and a hosted MCP server, on the Scale plan and above.

Who has invested in Project Affinity, Inc.?

The sources our research read name Menlo Ventures, Advance Venture Partners, Sprints Capital, Pear VC, Sway Ventures, MassMutual, Teamworthy Ventures, ECT Capital Partners and Brian N. Sheth.

How are Ray's tools graded?

Affinity is graded B, 63.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

Sources (4)

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