Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Aisel Health has built a clinical operating system tailored to psychiatric workflows that converts interview recordings, documents and patient accounts into structured insights clinicians can access during consultations. The company positions its product around information retrieval rather than solely speeding note-taking, distinguishing it from generic AI scribe tools. Founded in 2024 by Augusta Klingsten Peytz and Christian Houen, Aisel is collaborating with private clinics in Denmark and has research partnerships with Region H, the University of Southern Denmark, and MedTech Growth at the Technical University of Denmark. Financially, it recently closed a €1.7M pre-seed round led by Caesar Ventures, with follow-on capital from Nordic Web Ventures, LifeX, Angel Invest and returning investors Rockstart and EIFO. Aisel plans to use the proceeds to hire clinical and engineering talent and to enter the UK market prior to raising a seed round.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Zelara develops an AI-native learning system for lifecycle marketing that continuously learns from individual customer interactions to determine the optimal message, channel, and timing. The platform operates on top of existing CRM and customer engagement systems so brands can retain strategic control while Zelara handles ongoing decision-making, execution, and learning. Founders Nikolas Schriefer and Björn Heckel built the company to move beyond campaign- and segment-based approaches toward per-customer optimisation. Zelara reported a demonstrated result with a leading European neobank, increasing customer reactivation by 66% without changing existing CRM infrastructure. The company plans to use its recent €3 million pre-seed raise to expand product capabilities across more touchpoints, grow the team, and pursue partnerships to drive commercial adoption. The article does not disclose revenue or broader user metrics.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Causa Prima operates a shared network that enables AI agents on both buyer and supplier sides to automatically process invoices, resolve disputes, and negotiate payment terms. The company says it already serves more than 3,000 active accounts. Its founders include Maex Ament, who co-founded Taulia (acquired by SAP) and helped build systems that processed $50 billion per quarter, Henrik Gebbing, who scaled Finoa to €10 billion in assets under custody, and Philip Stanislaus, who led hundreds of enterprise security audits. Causa Prima positions its two-sided network as different from single-sided AP or AR automation platforms and competes with incumbents such as SAP Taulia, Coupa, and AvidXchange. The company plans to expand engineering and product teams in Madrid and Munich and aims to eliminate fixed payment terms by enabling real-time agent-to-agent settlements. Its approach targets the space between buyer and supplier systems where the firm says most B2B payment friction originates.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Founded in late 2025, Qorelo has developed an AI-powered platform that automates repetitive functional delivery workstreams in SAP upgrade and migration projects. The platform serves as a continuous system of record for ERP delivery and is designed to reduce complexity and resource constraints in large-scale transformations. Qorelo says its technology can shorten project timelines by up to 45%, and it is already piloting deployments with enterprise customers in the DACH region, including a major German automotive company. The company launched five months before the seed raise and plans to use the $3.5M in fresh capital to accelerate product development and expand engineering, SAP expertise, and enterprise sales headcount.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Founded in 2024 by Mikko Kuusisto and Dr Jesse Miettinen, Rotomate builds an AI-powered reliability assistant that continuously analyses machine and operational data alongside maintenance records and historical context. The platform delivers recommendations, root-cause analysis, and suggested actions rather than simple alerts, aiming to replicate expert decision-making at scale. Rotomate targets the gap created by abundant sensor data but limited specialist capacity to interpret it, enabling maintenance teams to prioritise issues more effectively. The company says its system can significantly reduce time spent on manual monitoring and make expert-level analysis available across a larger number of assets. Rotomate plans to use recent funding to accelerate product development, expand internationally, and grow its engineering, product, and commercial teams. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.