• Leracom AI

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

  Leracom AI, founded by Guillermo Treviño Pavón (co-founder of Yaydoo), delivers a conversational-analysis and interaction-automation platform tailored for contact centers. The system applies artificial intelligence to generate complete analytics on customer calls and chats while automating routine responses to improve efficiency. Currently operating in Mexico and Colombia, the company plans to expand into Chile as its next step toward broader Latin-American coverage. Management intends to use its newly raised capital to accelerate this regional rollout and scale product adoption. Although detailed operating metrics such as revenue or user count were not disclosed, the company positions itself as an infrastructure layer for customer-service teams across the region. Its technology aims to lower operational costs for contact centers while boosting customer satisfaction through real-time insights and automation.

• Soyio

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2025

  Soyio develops modular privacy and digital identity solutions including biometric identity verification, passwordless authentication, consent tracking, and digital signatures that integrate into existing apps. The company focuses on helping users control their data and enabling companies to comply with privacy regulations. Soyio plans to use its recent funding to build technology for digital identity validation, personal data protection, and customer consent management in line with Chile’s new data protection law. Founded by Óscar Quevedo, Matías Menich, and Edison Escobary, the company is headquartered in Santiago, Chile and also has a presence in Charlotte, North Carolina. Soyio’s product set targets enterprises needing privacy-compliance tooling and authentication/privacy primitives. The company operates in the privacy technology / digital identity management category and lists its website as https://soyio.id/.

• Kala

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2023

  Kala operates a digital lending platform aimed at individuals who have been excluded from traditional banking, primarily serving lower-income segments (estratos 2 y 3) across Colombia, including borrowers up to 90 years old. Its proprietary technology delivers rapid credit decisions, allowing 73 % of its current customers to obtain their first-ever formal loan through the service. As of 2025, the company has extended credit to more than 10,000 people and projects to close the year having originated over COP 150 billion (≈US$37 million) in loans to previously unserved borrowers. Kala positions credit as a transformational tool for financial inclusion and plans to deploy freshly raised capital to expand its lending capacity. To date, the company has secured a combined US$61 million in funding, composed of US$6 million of prior equity and US$55 million of new debt. Management emphasizes operational efficiency and low-friction user experiences as key differentiators in Colombia’s attractive consumer credit market.

• Cuéntame

  Participated · Seed · Oct 2022

  Cuéntame is a Mexican, data-driven platform that promotes employee mental health across Latin America using machine learning and a recommendation algorithm. Its 3-in-1 platform identifies, prevents and resolves psychosocial risks and offers personalized tools including soft-skills training, meditation, mindfulness and online psychological therapy with certified psychologists. The company began operations in 2019 and has worked with 30 high-impact organizations, including Nestlé, Kavak and Bitso, serving more than 64,000 employees and family members. Cuéntame reports up to a 60% reduction in turnover of key talent and a 40% improvement in worker well-being among client companies, and says 70% of users accessed mental health tools for the first time through employer adoption. The startup plans to strengthen expansion mainly in Mexico, Colombia and Chile and to accelerate region-wide growth. It positions its anonymous data and HR-aligned insights as central to preventing presenteeism, absenteeism and loss of productivity.

• Vivanta

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2022

  Vivanta builds an API-first health data platform and a full stack of tools to help companies connect, understand and use longitudinal data from wearables, smartphones, patches and home gym devices. The startup emphasizes user consent workflows and plans to surface actionable insights and engagement products for customers, including digests and data-driven rewards. Founders Alex Hernandez and Jorge Madrigal bring prior API and fintech experience from Arcus and Belvo, and the team includes health specialists such as a physicist and a doctor. Vivanta has collected roughly 30 letters of intent from prospective customers ahead of its product launch. The company participated in the Latitud Fellowship and is planning a private launch next month. Vivanta aims to serve customers targeting the U.S. and Latin American markets and is based in Mexico City.

No current team members are available.