Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Marquee provides an AI-driven scouting and recruitment platform used by football recruitment departments to find targets, read full player reports, build shortlists, shape shadow squads and compare preferred targets by position. Users reportedly stay in the product to conduct workflows end-to-end rather than merely running searches, with the platform informing decisions about whom to watch live. The company says feedback from sporting directors and technical evaluators highlights the depth and reliability of its reports. Marquee emphasizes enabling teams to finish the week further ahead while retaining human judgement. Following the seed raise, Marquee plans to accelerate building and expand the platform with the newly raised capital. No revenue, user counts, founding year or location details were provided in the announcement.

Participated · Series A · May 2025

Onebeat offers a dynamic inventory optimization and execution platform that converts replenishment, allocation, and liquidation into daily SKU‑store level decisions. Its software enables retailers to act quickly, adapt in real time, and maximize profitability through precise inventory flow. The platform is already used by more than 220 retailers worldwide. Led by CEO Dr. Yishai Ashlag, Onebeat is headquartered in New York City. The company plans to use new funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. Recent fundraising activity brought its total funding to $30M. Onebeat is a Tel Aviv-based AI-enabled retail-tech company offering a SaaS solution that gives mid-market retailers flexibility and improved inventory visibility. Founded in 2018 by Dr. Yishai Ashlag (CEO) and Avihai Shnabel, the company was born out of Goldratt Consulting. Its platform is designed to help retailers cut costs and expand margins using AI-driven supply-chain and inventory capabilities. During the last twelve months Onebeat more than doubled its client base, now partnering with over 170 retailers across 26 countries in sectors including fashion, footwear, jewelry, pharmacy and beverage. The company works with global retail leaders such as Calvin Klein, American Eagle, Crocs and the retail division of TATA Group. Onebeat raised an additional $10M and plans to use the funds to expand its retail platform, business operations and pursue new business growth plans.

Led · Seed · Dec 2023

Sensorz develops an AI-based wireless observability platform (WOP) that detects and alerts in real time on critical events affecting wireless network quality. The platform provides private wireless network users with performance monitoring to ensure optimal and undisrupted operation. Sensorz leverages advanced algorithms and has filed 80 patent claims to date. Its technical team includes Co‑Founder and CEO Meir Friedland and Co‑Founder and CTO Ziv Nuss, who previously served as CTO at Intucell. The company spent the past 18 months developing and testing the platform and has been successfully deployed with several mobile carriers and governmental agencies. Sensorz is focusing on partnerships with channel partners for private 4G/5G design, implementation and management, and with technology partners supplying private 4G/5G equipment.

Led · Seed · Sep 2022

VineSight is a Tel Aviv, Israel–based platform that tracks, analyses and mitigates online misinformation and toxicity against brands, campaigns and causes. Its AI-driven technology provides accurate, wide-reaching protection across social media platforms and online forums, enabling fast mitigation of reputational threats. The platform is used by some of the world’s largest vaccine manufacturers, Fortune 500 companies, and major non-profits in the U.S. to protect their reputation. VineSight raised $4m in seed funding to support growth. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations, with hiring in R&D and marketing and to broaden its business reach and development efforts.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2022

Edge provides a platform and proprietary technology that lets users clip exciting gameplay moments and turn them into standalone game units called Playables that others can immediately launch and play. Playables are created via a lightweight, game engine-agnostic Edge SDK that publishers and developers can add to their games with no impact on performance. Shared Playables let viewers press a 'start playable' button to jump into the captured moment and replay or alter outcomes on their own systems. Edge plans to further build fundamentals to support a variety of game partnerships, add new features and services, and offer plug-and-play adoption for game companies while growing its user base and creators’ economy. Early performance metrics show strong engagement, with average daily usage time of over 60 minutes and multiple individual play times per Playable. As of the Series A close, Edge reported total funding of $42M, was founded in 2021, is headquartered in Tel Aviv with locations in Los Angeles and New York, and has over 35 employees.