Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Foremark Legal markets itself as the world’s first agentic, outcome-based consumer law firm. The company positions its offering in the context of increasing use of AI by legal practitioners, citing examples like AI-assisted contract review and legal opinion drafting. Foremark is described as an AI-based law firm intended to serve consumer legal needs. The announcement of its seed raise framed the firm as taking an outcome-oriented, agentic approach rather than traditional hourly billing. No financial metrics, user counts, founding year, location, or specific product roadmap were disclosed in the announcement.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Alloy Robotics provides a data and analysis platform designed to ingest and organize high-volume sensor streams (cameras, telemetry, GPS, communications) generated by modern robotic systems. The company positions itself as enabling faster iteration for robotics teams by reducing the time engineers spend digging through test data. Its offering targets robot fleets operating off factory floors—in environments like farms, roads and other novel scenarios—where validation needs and data variety increase substantially. CEO and founder Joe Harris is highlighted in the coverage. The article frames Alloy’s product as addressing challenges driven by cheaper sensors and networked fleets that multiply data scale. No revenue, user metrics, founding year, location, or detailed financials were disclosed in the coverage.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Outlier Space is developing an autonomous returnable orbital capsule designed to carry research and manufacturing payloads into orbit for durations of weeks to months and then return them safely to Earth. The company says such microgravity conditions can produce purer crystals and more uniform protein structures, enabling scientific and manufacturing experiments that benefit from reduced gravity. Outlier positions its service as a landlord for specialized orbital factories that host those payloads. The team is led by founder Jamie France, who has prior experience at Emirates Team New Zealand, Air New Zealand’s Skycouch development, and nearly a decade at Rocket Lab culminating as Global Director of the Electron programme; team members named include Nick Pearson and Courtney France. Financially, Outlier closed a US$7.35M pre-seed round, noted as one of the largest pre-seed raises in New Zealand history, to fund development of the capsule and related operations.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

Partly develops frontier AI infrastructure for the automotive parts and repair industry, centered on its Interpreter foundation model. Interpreter was trained over five years using human feedback and synthetic data, incorporates continuous training on live data, and reflects more than fifty manufacturer agreements. Since 2020 the company has combined automotive expertise with AI engineering talent to build models tailored to complex parts systems, logistics, and workflows. Partly announced a U.S. launch and has anchored operations in Austin, Texas, relocating its executive team there. The company plans to use recent funding to expand its U.S. footprint and to recruit engineering, business development, and product management staff. Partly frames its model as the industry's AI infrastructure layer for collision repair.

Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Everlab operates a preventative healthcare platform that integrates diagnostics, clinical services and wearable device data to centralize fragmented health information. The company serves more than 20,000 patients across Australia and New Zealand. Its platform is designed to combine diverse health data sources to improve continuity of care and preventative interventions. Everlab has announced plans to expand internationally following its recent fundraising. Financially, the company has just completed a $65 million Series A round led by Airtree Ventures to fund that expansion.