I'm having trouble parsing the question. When you say "investors", do you mean "potential investors we are currently courting", or "shareholders"? If you mean

I'm having trouble parsing the question. When you say "investors", do you mean "potential investors we are currently courting", or "shareholders"? If you mean "shareholders", the answer is "no". If they have a seat on the Board, then they are entitled to board-level information, but this wouldn't generally involve unfiltered access to your task list. If you mean "potential investors", then the next question is: "as a one-time thing, or on an ongoing basis?" If you mean "on an ongoing basis", the answer is "no"-- there's no reason to give someone on the outside this kind of information regularly. If, however, you mean "as a one-time thing", then the answer could be "yes", as it might be a good way to give the investors a better view of what you are trying to achieve, and where you are in the process.