ARCH is the best for LP portal scraping and document aggregation — but it's blind to crypto. Addepar is the gold standard for institutional reporting — but it can't ingest on-chain data. Edda handles direct investments and deal flow — but not LP fund portfolios with digital assets. FundSight is the only platform that combines data ingestion, institutional reporting, and native crypto/DeFi intelligence in one place.
Why Family Offices Need a New Stack in 2026
Family offices managing alternatives have never had it easy. Quarterly reports buried in GP portals, capital call notices scattered across inboxes, K-1s arriving at tax time — the operational burden is immense. Platforms like ARCH and Addepar exist because of this pain. They solve real problems for real allocators.
But the world changed. Family offices increasingly hold digital assets — not as a curiosity, but as a material portion of their portfolios. Andreessen Horowitz, Multicoin, Paradigm, and a16z Crypto have raised billions from LP allocators who are, themselves, family offices. That capital needs to be tracked, reported on, and understood alongside the rest of the portfolio.
No existing platform was built for this world. Until now.
Platform-by-Platform Breakdown
ARCH (Alternative Reference Capital Hub) is the market leader in LP data aggregation. It scrapes 800+ general partner portals, processes capital call notices, organizes K-1 documents, and consolidates quarterly reports into a single dashboard. For a family office managing 50–150 traditional fund LP positions, ARCH eliminates an enormous amount of manual work.
The product is operationally excellent at what it does. The core workflow — connect your portals, let ARCH pull the data, review it in a clean UI — works. It's the closest thing the industry has to "set it and forget it" for fund document management.
The gap: ARCH has zero support for cryptocurrency. There is no wallet address tracking, no on-chain data feeds, no DeFi position monitoring, and no crypto fund portal integrations. For the growing cohort of family offices managing Sequoia or Multicoin positions alongside their traditional private equity allocations, ARCH is simply silent on half the portfolio.
- 800+ GP portal integrations
- Automated K-1 and document capture
- Capital call notice processing
- Purpose-built for LP document management
- No crypto or digital asset support
- No on-chain data
- Limited portfolio analytics
- No cross-fund overlap detection
Addepar is the reporting gold standard for large family offices and RIAs. Its multi-asset reporting engine handles time-weighted returns (TWR), internal rates of return (IRR), multiple on invested capital (MOIC), custom benchmarks, and complex consolidated views across hundreds of positions. If you need to present a quarterly report to a family principal that looks institutional, Addepar is the answer.
The platform has also expanded into data aggregation through its Addepar Data Partnership network, allowing custodian and broker data to flow in automatically. For traditional brokerage accounts and custodied assets, this works well.
The gap: Addepar has extremely limited crypto support. You can create custom assets and manually input values, but there is no native on-chain data connectivity. No wallet address tracking, no DeFi position monitoring, no automatic price feeds from blockchain networks. For family offices whose crypto assets represent 20–40% of their portfolio, this is a material blind spot. Addepar also has no email ingestion — you cannot connect your Gmail and have it automatically classify fund emails and extract capital call amounts.
- Best-in-class multi-asset reporting
- TWR, IRR, MOIC calculations
- Institutional-grade benchmark comparison
- Strong custodian data partnerships
- No native crypto/on-chain support
- No email ingestion or automation
- Expensive enterprise pricing
- Requires significant manual data entry for crypto
Edda (formerly Kushim) is a portfolio management platform built for VC funds and family offices managing direct investments. It excels at deal flow management, co-investment tracking, and portfolio company monitoring. If your family office makes direct equity stakes in private companies and needs to track cap table positions, board seats, and follow-on investments, Edda is purpose-built for that use case.
Edda also includes some basic LP portfolio features and has improved its reporting capabilities over time. Its UX is cleaner than legacy alternatives and it's notably less expensive than Addepar for smaller family offices.
The gap: Edda is designed for direct investments, not LP fund portfolios. It has no portal scraping, no fund email ingestion, no capital call automation, and no DeFi or on-chain intelligence. For family offices whose primary exposure is through LP positions in crypto funds — rather than direct token investments — Edda leaves the core operational workflow entirely unaddressed.
- Strong VC deal flow management
- Direct investment portfolio tracking
- Co-investment visibility
- Clean modern UX
- No LP fund portal scraping
- No email ingestion or automation
- No DeFi or on-chain tracking
- Not built for 100+ fund LP portfolios
FundSight is the only platform in this comparison built from the ground up with crypto as a first-class asset class. Rather than retrofitting blockchain support onto a legacy system, FundSight treats on-chain data — wallet balances, DeFi positions, token vesting schedules, staking yields — as foundational inputs alongside fund emails and portal documents.
The core architecture: connect your Gmail, and FundSight's AI engine automatically classifies every fund email (capital calls, distributions, K-1s, NAV updates), extracts amounts and dates, and builds a live picture of your LP portfolio. Add your wallet addresses, and the platform pulls on-chain positions into the same unified view. The result is a portfolio dashboard that sees everything — including the 30–40% of assets that ARCH and Addepar currently can't track.
FundSight's reporting layer covers TWR, IRR, MOIC, cross-fund allocation breakdowns, and cross-fund overlap detection — showing you, for example, that five of your crypto funds all hold Ethereum, giving you concentrated exposure you may not have intended.
- Gmail integration — auto-classify fund emails
- Native on-chain wallet and DeFi tracking
- Cross-fund overlap detection
- Institutional reporting (TWR, IRR, MOIC)
- AI-powered document extraction
- No manual data entry required
- Early access — limited cohort onboarding
- Fewer legacy portal integrations than ARCH
- Custodian data partnerships in progress
Feature Comparison Table
A side-by-side breakdown of the capabilities that matter most for family offices managing crypto alongside traditional alternatives.
| Capability | ARCH | Addepar | Edda | FundSight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Ingestion | ||||
| GP portal scraping | ✓ 800+ portals | — | — | ✓ Crypto funds |
| Email ingestion (Gmail) | ✓ | — | — | ✓ AI-classified |
| Capital call processing | ✓ | Manual | — | ✓ Auto-extracted |
| K-1 / tax document capture | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| On-chain wallet tracking | — | — | — | ✓ Native |
| DeFi position monitoring | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Token vesting schedules | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Analytics & Reporting | ||||
| Multi-asset reporting | Basic | ✓ Best-in-class | Limited | ✓ |
| TWR / IRR / MOIC | Basic IRR | ✓ | Basic | ✓ |
| Benchmark comparison | — | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Cross-fund overlap detection | — | — | — | ✓ Unique |
| AI-powered analysis | Basic | — | Basic | ✓ |
| Crypto & Digital Assets | ||||
| Crypto-native architecture | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Crypto fund LP positions | — | Manual only | — | ✓ Automated |
| Staking yield tracking | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Pricing | ||||
| Pricing tier | Enterprise ($$$) | Enterprise ($$$$$) | Mid-market ($$) | Early Access (Free) |
Why FundSight Wins for Crypto Family Offices
The gap is stark: every competitor in this market was built before family offices held digital assets as a material allocation. The result is predictable — each platform excels in its lane but leaves an increasingly important part of the portfolio invisible.
Zero Inbox, Zero Manual Entry
Connect your Gmail once. FundSight's AI reads every fund email, classifies it (capital call, distribution, K-1, NAV update), and extracts the amounts and deadlines — no clicks required.
On-Chain Data Is First-Class
Add wallet addresses and FundSight pulls live on-chain positions — DeFi protocols, token balances, staking yields — directly into your portfolio view alongside LP positions.
See Your Real Concentration Risk
Cross-fund overlap detection shows you when multiple funds hold the same underlying assets. Five funds holding ETH is very different from one — FundSight makes that visible.
Addepar-Quality Reports, With Crypto
Institutional-grade reporting — TWR, IRR, MOIC, allocation breakdowns — that actually includes your digital asset positions, not just your traditional PE and VC funds.
FundSight is currently onboarding a select cohort of family offices managing digital assets alongside traditional alternatives. Early access is free. Request access here or see the live demo.
The Bottom Line: Which Platform Should You Choose?
Choose ARCH if: You manage a large traditional LP portfolio (100+ funds), need the broadest possible portal coverage, and have minimal crypto exposure that you're comfortable tracking separately.
Choose Addepar if: You already have data feeding in from custodians and your primary need is institutional-quality reporting for principals or advisors. Budget for a dedicated data management layer on top.
Choose Edda if: Your family office primarily makes direct investments into private companies (not LP fund positions), and deal flow management is your core operational pain.
Choose FundSight if: You manage LP positions across both traditional and crypto funds, need automated email ingestion and on-chain data, want to understand your real cross-fund exposure, and are done managing spreadsheets.
The $5.9 trillion in family office AUM is increasingly flowing into digital assets. The platforms built to manage that capital haven't caught up. FundSight is the platform built for where the industry is going, not where it was.