The Venture Codex

Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Human Health is building a patient-first precision health platform that combines patient-reported data with AI to create continuous feedback loops for people living with chronic conditions. Users can store their complete medical history, monitor interventions, and receive pattern-based insights across domains such as mental health, pain, gut, women’s health, autoimmune disorders, and sleep. The system then compiles clinician-ready reports to streamline consultations, while de-identified data can be contributed to research with patient consent. Founded by former Canva product leaders Kate Lambridis and Georgia Vidler, the company positions its technology as a way to democratize tools historically reserved for clinicians and large institutions. Beyond its consumer app, Human Health operates Human Evidence, a B2B product that lets life-science partners collect large-scale, real-world patient data. The newly secured seed funding will accelerate feature development, extend condition coverage, and expand research data-sharing capabilities. It will also support the scaling of Human Evidence to additional enterprise customers. Financial details beyond the €4.7 million seed raise have not been disclosed.

Led · Seed · Apr 2025

InsightWise offers an AI-powered platform that streamlines and accelerates the consulting process for consultants and strategy teams. The product analyzes qualitative data — including text, audio, and video — to extract key insights and automate time-consuming tasks. It automates activities across the consulting lifecycle such as proposal development, stakeholder engagement, and strategy creation. InsightWise was founded by Katherine Larish and Matthew Bailey and is headquartered in Sydney, Australia. The company closed a $1.0M pre-seed round and will use the funds to scale its platform, expand its research functionality, and facilitate expansion into the U.S. market.

Led · Seed · Jul 2023

GoFIGR (formerly Flow of Work Co) builds a talent opportunity and insights platform that helps medium-to-large organisations (roughly 500–2,000 staff) map worker skills and connect employees to internal opportunities. The product is designed to increase retention and reduce the cost and complexity of company restructures by aligning skills to existing opportunities. The team launched an MVP in 2021, has secured client wins including The Motley Fool, and has received multiple accolades. Co-founders Helena Turpin and Nicolai complement each other, with Nicolai focused on product and operations and Helena leading fundraising and customer acquisition. GoFIGR recently closed an AU$2.8m seed round and is on track to reach AU$1m ARR, reflecting early commercial traction. The company developed its idea through Antler's design sprint process after Helena joined Antler Australia's second cohort in 2020.

Led · Seed · Mar 2023

Loupe offers art streaming services that display contemporary artworks—including fine art, photography, street art, digital, NFT and motion art—across customizable channels and algorithmic playlists. The platform uses patented software to ingest digital assets and user preferences to create ambient entertainment experiences, and currently represents more than 700 artists and 50+ channels. Loupe maintains over a dozen streaming relationships with platforms such as Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Comcast Xfinity, Google TV, LG Channels, Samsung TV Plus, Sling TV, Xumo, ViX, FreeCast and Vizio WatchFree+. The company recently launched Loupe for Business, a solution for out-of-home markets (hospitality, healthcare) to schedule and tailor branded art experiences by location and time. Led by Founder and CEO Dot Bustelo, Loupe plans to use new funding to drive lead generation around branded content, build consumer awareness, and expand streaming partnerships with major media and hospitality companies in 2023. The company raised $3M in a Seed+ round to support these strategic priorities.

Led · Series A · Dec 2022

Neighbourlytics is an urbantech analytics platform that combines digital data on social activity and behavior with advanced analytics and design expertise to generate actionable insights about neighborhoods and assets. The platform provides social and behavioral insights and benchmarking data used by more than 100 leading property developers across 12 countries. Neighbourlytics plans to use the new capital to hire across product development, sales, and marketing and to enhance automation and advanced analytics models, including deeper metrics that capture social sustainability. Co‑CEO Jessica Christiansen‑Frank described the raise as a launchpad for global expansion and recognition of the company’s maturation. The company was founded by Jessica Christiansen‑Franks and Lucinda Hartley and currently has 22 staff across Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. To date the business has raised a total of $3.5 million.