Participated · Series C · Jul 2026

groundcover is a full-stack observability platform built on a bring-your-own-cloud (BYOC) data plane with an adaptive eBPF sensor and native OpenTelemetry support to capture unsampled, high-fidelity telemetry across infrastructure, application and AI workloads. The platform stores telemetry inside customers' cloud premises with no sampling or cardinality limits and offers an Agent Mode experience to help engineers surface, troubleshoot and remediate issues while enabling agentic/autonomous operations. Since its 2021 founding, groundcover has grown to more than 250 paying customers, tripled ARR over the past year, achieved 3x year-over-year ARR growth and closed multiple seven-figure deals. The company doubled global headcount in the last year and plans to use new funding to scale go-to-market efforts, expand geographically, deepen partnerships with cloud providers and accelerate its AI and product roadmap. Groundcover positions itself as an alternative to legacy observability vendors by targeting the telemetry scale and control needs of AI-era teams.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in July 2024, Medida has developed a computer-vision and artificial-intelligence platform that lets contractors capture millimeter-level measurements with a simple smartphone scan, eliminating the need for on-site surveyors. The system is already being used mainly for doors and windows and is now being extended to kitchens, flooring, and bathrooms. After just nine months in the U.S. market, the product is deployed across 35 states and is generating $3 million in annual recurring revenue. Management projects the company will reach profitability in the first quarter of 2026. Medida estimates that measurement errors and on-site visits cost U.S. suppliers hundreds of thousands of dollars annually, positioning its solution as a major cost and time saver in a $2.5 trillion renovation industry. The company employs 12 people and operates from offices in Tel Aviv and New York.

Led · Equity · Dec 2025

Founded in 2024, Moonshot Space is developing a high-power electromagnetic accelerator that can hurl payloads at up to 8 kilometres per second, eliminating the need for onboard propellant. The company is targeting two primary markets: low-cost, rapid-turnaround cargo delivery to orbit and high-cadence hypersonic testing up to Mach 6. Its technology promises to boost the useful payload fraction of small launches from about 4 % to more than 45 %, enabling economical resupply of satellites, private stations and in-orbit manufacturing facilities. Preliminary agreements have already been signed with Italian in-orbit services firm D-Orbit and U.S. refuelling startup Orbit Fab. Moonshot’s first full-scale accelerator is under construction in Caesarea, Israel, and the 32-person team includes veterans from Iron Dome, David’s Sling, JFrog and the Israeli space program. For defence customers, the company aims to shift from one hypersonic test per week to several per day, dramatically reducing cost and schedule. To finance these plans, Moonshot has raised $12 million to date, comprising $11 million in equity and a $1 million grant from the Israel Innovation Authority. Rather than compete with full rocket launches, the startup intends to serve as a complementary logistics link for sub-scale payloads and on-orbit refuelling missions.

Led · Series A · Nov 2025

DualBird provides enterprises with hardware-grade computational acceleration via a software-only platform that runs on cloud instances equipped with rewritable hardware. By abstracting away the need for on-premises specialty chips, the company lets customers gain specialized performance without costly hardware deployment or maintenance. Its technology targets data-intensive workloads, promising faster processing while retaining the flexibility and scalability of the public cloud. Founded by Gilad Tal, Amir Gilad, Ehud Eliaz, and Ohad Gamliel, the company plans to use its newly raised capital to hire across engineering and go-to-market roles, deepen channel partnerships, and widen commercial outreach in early 2026. Although revenue or user metrics were not disclosed, the backing of several top-tier venture firms signals early market traction and confidence in the technology’s differentiation. DualBird’s near-term focus is on scaling its team and solidifying partnerships to accelerate adoption of its cloud-based acceleration platform.

Led · Seed · Oct 2025

Founded six months ago, Belidor.ai has built an artificial-intelligence platform that turns disparate construction documents—such as estimates, blueprints and cost sheets—into structured, comparable data. The product replaces the manual bid-leveling work that can consume up to a week each month for general contractors, cutting the task down to a few hours while maintaining analytical precision. Its ‘native’ AI is trained specifically on construction projects and continually improves through learning from past jobs. The company aims to broaden the technology beyond bid leveling to the entire pre-construction phase, encapsulated in its longer-term “prompt-to-building” vision where a project brief could yield validated plans, materials and teams within days. Belidor.ai is currently expanding its technical team in Paris while targeting U.S. general contractors from Utah to New York. To date, it has raised $3.1 million in pre-seed funding to accelerate product development and market entry.