Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Freestyle makes premium diapers and wipes that pair a patent-pending seven-layer absorbency system with non-toxic, Total Chlorine Free, EWG-Verified materials to protect babies’ sensitive skin while delivering strong leak protection. Founded by parents, the company began as a digitally native brand and has since expanded into Walmart, Target, Whole Foods, Amazon, and other national outlets, quickly building an omnichannel presence. Management highlights robust repeat purchasing and word-of-mouth growth as it captures millennial and Gen Z parents seeking cleaner, higher-performance alternatives to legacy diaper brands. With a recently secured $10 million Series A, Freestyle now plans to deepen product innovation, broaden its portfolio, and invest in supply-chain scale and brand marketing. The capital will also support community-driven initiatives aimed at strengthening customer loyalty. While revenue figures were not disclosed, the company points to rapid retail sell-through and a growing digital customer base as validation of early traction. Overall, Freestyle positions itself to lead the next generation of skin-conscious, performance-driven baby care.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

Feel Goods is a direct-to-consumer supplements brand that sells drink-mix remedies targeting gut health, immunity and hydration. The company launched in early 2021 and has built a large social following—nearly 200,000 followers and 5 million TikTok likes—helping drive awareness and revenue. It has shipped over 4 million servings in the past three years, with most orders coming from subscriptions, and co-founder Brian Wong says revenue is in the “eight-figure” range while the business is growing profitably. The founders reduced paid advertising and shifted to in-house content creation, leaning on TikTok as a primary growth channel. With fresh capital, Feel Goods plans to expand beyond powder mixes into new formats (light liquids or gummies) next year and to begin a physical retail rollout in early 2026.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2023

Revv provides AI-driven software that integrates with existing shop workflows to reduce the time and complexity of ADAS calibrations for auto repair shops and dealerships. The company was founded in 2022 and is led by CEO Adi Bathla. Revv has focused recent efforts on scaling its AI capabilities and expanding across North America. The recent $33 million in funding supported product development, hiring of senior talent, and go-to-market optimization. Those efforts reportedly cut the sales cycle from 21 days to under five and improved payback periods, enabling faster customer onboarding and growth.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2022

Archy offers dental practices a unified cloud platform that replaces on-premise servers and a patchwork of point solutions with a single, real-time system covering scheduling, charting, imaging, billing, insurance, payments, messaging, and reporting. Its design enables offices to onboard non-dental staff quickly while built-in AI automates labor-intensive tasks such as insurance verification and patient communications. These automations aim to lower overhead and boost operational efficiency for practices. The company is currently processing more than $100 million in payments annually on behalf of its customers, indicating meaningful traction within the dental market. Newly raised capital will fund hiring across engineering, artificial intelligence, and go-to-market functions to accelerate product development and adoption. Founded by CTO Benjamin Kolin and CEO Jonathan Rat, Archy positions itself as a comprehensive operating system for modern dental offices.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2022

Pluto builds a card and expense-management platform to digitize cash spend for underserved SMBs in the Middle East. Its product issues unlimited virtual and physical cards with spend controls, connects to existing business bank accounts, enforces category restrictions, and automates receipt collection and reconciliation. The company was founded in October 2021 by CEO Mo Aziz (a Y Combinator alum), CPO Mohammed Ridwan and CTO Nayeem Zen. Besides the three co-founders, Pluto has two other employees and operates a fully remote team with its business team primarily in the UAE and engineering in Canada (with some U.S.-based engineers). Pluto is still pre-launch but reports 35 customers in its pipeline with zero marketing to date. The startup plans to use new capital to hire, secure bank partnerships and licenses and to launch in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, with longer-term plans for Egypt, Pakistan and Bangladesh.