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AltaIR Capital

490 Post St, San Francisco, California, 94102, United States

Overview

AltaIR Capital manages funds that invest in the world's most promising companies with disruptive ideas and great return potential. They invest in early and growth stage startup companies in various sectors. Its portfolio companies represent key players of the startup industry, top incubator graduates, and promising teams.

Total investments
94
Lead investments
19
Investments · 12mo
9
Active investors
5

Sector focus

  • FinTech
  • InsurTech
  • Productivity Tools
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Investment portfolio

  • Pluvo

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

    Pluvo offers a cloud-based platform that applies agentic AI orchestration to analyze financial models, test forecast assumptions, and generate scenario-driven recommendations in minutes. Positioned above traditional data and reporting layers, it supports continuous variance analysis, multi-scenario planning, AI-powered forecasting, and context-aware performance explanations. The system integrates with ERP, CRM, HRIS, and billing tools while retaining auditability and enterprise-grade data integrity, capturing the reasoning behind each analysis to build institutional memory over time. Co-headquartered in Ottawa and San Francisco, Pluvo currently serves growth-stage and mid-market companies, and several of its CFO customers have also become investors. The company graduated from the Alchemist Accelerator and was later accepted into Andreessen Horowitz’s a16z speedrun program, selected from more than 19,000 applicants. Proceeds from its seed financing will fund expansion of the agentic analysis engine, scaling of product and engineering teams, deeper system integrations, and broader go-to-market initiatives.

  • Simuhealth

    Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

    Founded in 2024 and based in Vancouver, Simuhealth has built an enterprise resource-planning platform that schedules simulation sessions, tracks equipment and attendance, and generates outcome and resource-usage reports for healthcare trainers. The software replaces fragmented legacy tools and manual processes, enabling hospitals and academic institutions to scale and standardize clinician training programs. Current customers include the Provincial Health Services Authority, Island Health, Interior Health, and Fraser Health. With its workflow and reporting capabilities, the company positions itself as critical infrastructure for ongoing clinical skill development and compliance. The freshly raised capital will support expansion across Canada and into the United States, where it aims to broaden its hospital and academic footprint. Although revenue figures were not disclosed, exceeding its funding target suggests early market traction. Additional non-dilutive support from Canada’s NRC-IRAP will fund deeper technical R&D as the product roadmap evolves.

  • Sprouty

    Led · Seed · Dec 2025

    Sprouty offers an evidence-based mobile app that combines personalized recommendations, daily micro-exercises designed by pediatricians, and consolidated tools such as feeding, sleep, diaper, and routine tracking to help parents of infants navigate early childhood. A flagship AI feature predicts the likely reason for a baby’s crying with reported accuracy above 80 percent, easing parental stress and uncertainty. The platform also hosts articles and milestone guidance, creating a single, trustworthy resource for new parents. Founded in Europe, with its core team operating from the UK and Cyprus, Sprouty has attracted 1.7 million families across Europe, North America, Australia, and Latin America, achieving this reach organically. The company plans to broaden its age coverage to support children up to age three and intensify global user acquisition. Financially, Sprouty has secured a $550,000 seed round to fund these growth initiatives. The fresh capital positions the company to accelerate product development and market expansion while maintaining its focus on reliable, empathetic parental support.

  • Global Work

    Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

    Global Work AI offers a job-search platform built entirely around artificial intelligence to streamline every major step of a candidate’s hunt for remote work. The service ingests and cleans more than one million verified remote roles each month, stripping out scams and duplicates before matching them to users. Core features include AI-generated CVs and cover letters, automated CV tailoring, Auto-Apply, real-time job alerts, and an Auto-Fill browser plug-in. The company is preparing to launch Mia AI, an intelligent career assistant that will further personalize guidance and recommendations. Newly secured capital will deepen its AI search relevance and personalization engines while expanding the feature set around automated application workflows. Founded by Alex Chepovoi and Alex Dyadischev and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, the startup targets time-pressed job seekers looking to optimize their remote job applications. To date, Global Work AI has raised a cumulative $3.7 million across three rounds.

  • Zinit

    Led · Seed · Nov 2025

    Zinit is a Dubai-based software company that offers an AI-driven sourcing platform allowing procurement teams to automate supplier discovery, RFP creation, and iterative negotiations while embedding best-practice workflows into each step. The system eliminates the need for complex integrations or lengthy IT projects, shortening sourcing cycles and reducing buyer workloads. Its roadmap includes enhancing autonomous sourcing features, scaling advanced AI negotiation engines, and enabling real-time, transparent procurement workflows. Zinit already counts more than 100 enterprise customers such as Bacardi India, Blackberry, UFLEX, and United Colors of Benetton. To bolster geographic reach, the company has hired regional leaders for India and Latin America and a U.S. CEO. The recent seed financing values the company at $48 million and supplies fresh capital for global expansion and senior hiring. Although revenue figures were not disclosed, the sizeable enterprise customer base underscores early commercial traction.

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