
Anjos do Brasil
Av. Angélica, 2529, São Paulo, 01227-200, Brazil
Overview
Anjos do Brasil is a non-profit organization based in Brazil that operates in the field of angel investing and entrepreneurship. The name "Anjos do Brasil" translates to "Angels of Brazil" in English, and the organization primarily focuses on fostering and supporting the startup ecosystem in Brazil. Anjos do Brasil plays a pivotal role in connecting early-stage entrepreneurs with angel investors who provide financial resources, mentorship, and expertise to help these startups grow and succeed. The organization serves as a bridge between entrepreneurs seeking funding and experienced investors looking to support innovative and promising business ventures. Through networking events, educational programs, and collaboration with various stakeholders in the startup community, Anjos do Brasil aims to stimulate innovation and economic development in Brazil. By facilitating investment in new and innovative companies, they contribute to the growth of the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the country, ultimately helping to drive economic progress and job creation.
- Total investments
- 6
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 2
- Active investors
- 7
Sector focus
- Finance
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- TRAG
Participated · Seed · Jun 2026
Founded in 2024 in Franca (SP), TRAG develops climate-risk management solutions for agribusiness by combining global satellite data with proprietary AI models to structure parametric insurance. Its products trigger automatic payouts when predefined climatic indicators—such as drought, excess rainfall or extreme temperatures—hit specified thresholds. The company sells through B2B and B2B2C channels and transfers underwriting risk to global reinsurers to expand coverage in underserved regions. TRAG reports operational traction: area protected grew more than threefold during 2025 and insured value rose nearly tenfold between the second half of 2024 and the second half of 2025. With the new funding, TRAG plans to improve individualized risk analysis by property, crop and region, scale distribution via partners and brokers, and pursue regional expansion in the coming years.
- Guia da Alma
Participated · Equity · Nov 2025
Guia da Alma offers a B2B mental-health benefits platform that helps employers support the psychological well-being of their workforces through prevention, guidance and care resources. The company says its product is already validated and commercially consolidated among small and medium-sized enterprises, and a distribution partnership with Wellhub allows it to reach thousands of users every month. In 2025 the startup operated at breakeven while expanding its team and internal structure, more than doubling both revenue (versus 2024) and its customer base. Management has set a goal of doubling revenue every year and serving roughly 1,000 B2B customers by the end of 2027. Recent organisational changes include co-founder Liana moving from CMO to Chief Sales Officer and the hiring of Chris Fedrizzi as Chief Product Officer to oversee customer journey and product innovation. The company plans to allocate new capital toward technology enhancements, marketing and sales in order to scale already-validated commercial channels and improve user experience.
- Bits
Participated · Equity · Jul 2024
Bits is a Brazilian legaltech that simplifies complex legal jargon and makes documents more readable using UX techniques. The company narrowed its product to focus solely on transforming documents into easier-to-understand formats. Bits raised $330K in a round led by Quintal and Levain Ventures, with participation from Anjos do Brasil, Harvard Angels, and Insper Angels. The funds will be used to enhance the platform with generative AI capabilities. As part of the deal, Bits will receive media exposure through Quintal’s partnership with Grupo Ric’s radio and TV channels. Co-founder and CEO Erik Nybo said the company was founded to help companies undergo digital transformation but shifted to concentrate on document transformation.
- Plano
Participated · Seed · Feb 2024
Plano offers an AI-driven platform that diagnoses users' financial health and delivers personalized action plans, with optional regular human advisory sessions. The product is available B2C and as a white-label solution for companies, and the startup pursues B2B2C partnerships to drive growth. Plano targets lower- and middle-income users and reports having helped more than 40,000 people get out of debt, optimized over R$160 million, provided over 500,000 hours of consultancy, and supported more than 20,000 clients to start investing. The company projects R$3.5 million in revenue in 2024 and aims to grow its database to over 300,000 users. Plano plans to use new funding to increase traction and volumetry of users in the B2B2C channel and to improve its solution to boost engagement and impact. Management expects a new Banco Central resolution effective July 1, 2024, to increase demand from banks and other financial institutions for financial-education solutions.
- Infleet
Participated · Equity · Sep 2021
Founded in 2019, Infleet builds an IoT-based fleet-management platform that connects vehicles, drivers, and managers in real time. Its suite includes video telematics, a virtual assistant for fleet managers, and what it calls the first fines-management module integrated with telematics worldwide. These tools provide continuous driver feedback, incident detection, and data analytics to cut costs and accident rates while improving operational visibility. The company recently introduced an “Intelligent Copilot” model designed to further reduce accidents, lower fuel and maintenance expenses, and foster more sustainable fleet operations. Infleet reports having grown 50× since inception and logged 120% growth in 2024, a trajectory it expects to sustain through 2026. Management positions the business as a life-saving and culture-shaping technology provider for corporate fleets, aiming to translate its rapid growth into market leadership across Latin America.