Work with Godman Capital
We invest real assets. We also empower system-oriented founders with the mentorship, capital, and strategic structure needed to grow from concept to company.
Whether you’re building your first product or preparing for global expansion, we partner with you across every stage—from validation to venture scale.
Successful Stories
Godman Capital
Godman Capital
Godman Capital
Godman Capital invests in founders who build with structure, not noise. We focus on long-term, scalable businesses with lean operations and strong judgment. As a quiet capital partner, we support ventures that prioritize durability over hype, clarity over chaos, and sustainable value over short-term wins.
A Dot Realty
Godman Capital
Godman Capital
We funded A Dot Realty in 2021, A Dot Realty is the Australia’s first online-native real estate agency. We deliver expert sales, leasing, and advisory services with digital precision and human judgment. Built for speed, trust, and transparency — we simplify complex decisions, so you can move smarter, from anywhere.
WeMingle
Godman Capital
WeMingle
We funded WeMingle in 2023, WeMingle is an AI-powered assistant and HR outsourcing system for modern teams. We handle onboarding, compliance, payroll, and team communications — so founders can focus on what matters. Smart, simple, and scalable — WeMingle helps companies grow without growing overhead.
MetaWorks 2025 — The Quiet Engine Behind Property Mangement
We Funded MetaWorks in 2025. MetaWorks was founded to modernize property management from the inside out — not by replacing people, but by systemizing trust, accounting, and compliance.
It is a full-stack operating backbone that powers agencies, landlords, and funds across Australia and Asia.
Built under the Godman Capital ecosystem, MetaWorks operates as a white-label property management infrastructure — offering trust accounting, compliance systems, leasing workflow, and cross-border HR support.
It enables agencies to scale professionally without adding overhead, giving every business access to institutional-grade systems.