Airborne Ventures
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Overview
We look for Brazilian B2B start-ups, focused on productivity and financial innovation across all industry verticals. We are an entrepreneur-turned-into-investor fund.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 2
- Active investors
- 2
Sector focus
- Information Technology
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- Runflow
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.
- Maggu
Participated · Seed · Mar 2026
Maggu AI has built a real-time decision-support platform that taps a knowledge base of 1.6 million pharmacy products to guide counter attendants during customer interactions. The system embeds directly into pharmacy management software, supplying instant dosage, usage, and contraindication information that most non-pharmacist attendants cannot recall on their own. Over the past year the company’s client base grew about twenty-fold and its technology is now deployed in roughly 17,500 pharmacies, with 2,200 stores actively using the tool and the remainder in technical rollout. Management aims to accelerate onboarding from 500 to 2,000 new pharmacies per month by year-end and targets nearly 30,000 active locations by 2027, equal to 30 % of Brazil’s pharmacy retail market. Early traction has been strongest with small and midsize pharmacies, and the team is now in advanced talks with major national chains expected to close within 30–60 days. Looking forward, Maggu plans to raise a Series A later this year, continue enhancing its AI capabilities, and pursue Latin-American expansion beginning with a pilot in Mexico as early as late 2025. The founding team previously built and exited multiple startups, a track record that has helped secure customers and investor confidence.