Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Runflow offers a platform that enables companies to create, integrate, operate and govern AI agents used in business processes, providing tools to define functions, permissions, goals, KPIs and governance policies. Its architecture includes more than 150 connectors for ERPs, CRMs, APIs and databases and supports deployment on Runflow’s infrastructure or in customers' self-hosted environments. The company reports managing over 500 agents that execute about 250 million operations per month and says its monthly recurring revenue has grown over tenfold since founding. Runflow cites customer outcomes including doubled conversion rates at PX Ativos Judiciais, reduced headcount and higher test-drive conversion at Grupo Osten, over R$ 2 million saved in overtime at Vero Internet, and more than R$ 70 million in contracts supported at CTRC. Its projects reportedly deliver an average payback period of around three months. The startup plans to expand its Forward Deployed Engineers team and invest the recent funding into engineering, go-to-market and enterprise scaling efforts.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Mani combines proprietary artificial intelligence and human oversight to guide Brazilian investors through the full wealth-management journey directly in WhatsApp. The platform operates on a transparent fee-only model, charging a percentage over assets under management instead of product commissions, to eliminate conflicts of interest common in traditional brokerages. Founded by Poli-USP engineers André Bain and Nadav Peretz—who previously built and sold Flowsense—and fintech executive Bernardo Faria, Mani targets chronic pain points such as high fees, fragmented advice, and lack of long-term planning. The service already manages the finances of more than 120 clients across six pillars ranging from emergency reserves to international diversification and estate planning. Over the next 24 months the team aims to reach approximately 500 qualified clients and an annualized revenue of R$4 million, hitting break-even at that point. The recent capital raise provides roughly two years of runway to scale product development, client acquisition, and its AI capabilities.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded by Rafael Cohen (CEO), Rodrigo Cioffi (COO) and Luiz Antunes (CTO), Blis AI is a mineira traveltech that uses verticalized generative AI to connect directly to industry systems like GDS, NDC and airline/consolidator back-offices. Its agents perform end-to-end transactional workflows — searches, reservations, ticketing, seat changes, baggage additions, cancellations and rebookings — in real time via text or audio on WhatsApp. The company targets a B2B2C model serving travel agencies and Travel Management Companies (TMCs) and claims operational productivity gains of up to 400%, freeing human consultants for strategic service. Blis AI has formed commercial partnerships with sector players including Flytour. The founders scaled the company after a prior failed venture (Easy Barbers) and raised R$1 million in a pre-seed to build engineering capacity, later closing a 2026 financing that placed the company at a R$30 million valuation. The startup projects R$8 million in revenue.

Led · Seed · Sep 2024

MeetRox offers an AI-driven CRM autofill platform that records meetings across Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom, then automatically populates CRMs and analyzes conversation data. The company is compatible with CRMs including Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive and plans additional integrations as it expands. MeetRox launched in 2024 and was founded by Chris Cornehl, Thiago Zattar da Silveira, and Javier Yera. It has a client base of over 100 companies, including AsaaS, Caju, Conta Simples, Creditas, Flash, RD Station, Sólides, VTex, and Wellhub. MeetRox will use the new funding to expand its tech team and integrate its solution with other software. The company aims to reach 200 clients and double its revenue before the end of the year.

Led · Equity · Jul 2024

Meu Pescado offers a digital tool and mobile app that lets fish and shrimp farmers register tanks and report structure, cultivation type, species, feed usage, disease records, growth rates and water quality. The app can work offline to accommodate connectivity issues; the company’s aquaculture engineers and zootechnicians analyze the mirrored farm data and advise farmers to improve productivity. Operations cover all Brazilian states and the startup serves about 250 farmers today, split roughly 50/50 between fish and shrimp producers. Most clients are whiteleg shrimp producers in the Northeast coast and tilapia breeders in Paraná, Santa Catarina and Minas Gerais; customers include Polinutri. The company was created three years ago and plans to expand its customer base fourfold to 1,000 farmers and to grow its marketplace, which currently has 20–50 permanent buyers. Meu Pescado is also in talks with potential clients in Paraguay and expects to close deals in Bolivia and Costa Rica later this month.