Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

Wealth.com provides a purpose-built AI platform that unifies estate and tax planning into a single system for financial advisors and institutions. Its proprietary Ester Intelligence engine is trained on estate and tax scenarios to deliver deterministic, auditable outputs and powers end-to-end advisor workflows and integrations. The company reported 664% year-over-year growth in AI-powered workflows and has achieved at least 3x revenue growth in each of the last four years. Wealth.com supports advisory firms that collectively service more than $15 trillion in client assets, processed over 100,000 estate documents in 2025, and performs thousands of deterministic calculations per estate distribution. It has expanded into tax planning, secured approvals from the three largest U.S. broker-dealers (unlocking access to over 50,000 financial advisors), and holds agreements with three of the top five banks. Wealth.com has been recognized in industry surveys and awards, including category leadership in estate planning market share in the Kitces AdvisorTech Survey and inclusion in the CB Insights Fintech 100.

Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

Bluesky operates a social network and an open social ecosystem built on the AT Protocol (ATProto) that enables interoperable apps. Since its Series A, the platform has grown from 13 million to over 43 million global users and its Atmosphere network contains around 20 billion public records. The developer ecosystem is expanding, with over 400,000 monthly downloads of developer tools (SDK) and more than a thousand apps on ATProto used weekly. Bluesky has not integrated cryptocurrencies and is not built on blockchain technology, though some crypto-oriented investors have backed the company. Leadership changed when CEO Jay Graber transitioned to chief innovation officer, and the company says it is hiring a new CEO to drive commercial growth. The company is using recent funding to scale its team and continue development of its app and underlying protocol.

Participated · Series E · Dec 2025

Kalshi operates a prediction market exchange where users trade "event contracts" on outcomes of real-world events such as elections, award shows, and sports. The platform is a federally regulated financial exchange overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Founded in 2018 and based in New York City, Kalshi has raised a large Series E round that initially amounted to $1.0B at an $11B valuation and recently received an additional $4.7M. The company has attracted a broad set of investors, including sports and entertainment figures and family offices. Management has stated the new capital will be used to expand operations and support development efforts.

Led · Series B · Sep 2025

HiveWatch, headquartered in El Segundo, California, offers a cloud platform that acts as the “digital brain” of a Global Security Operations Center (GSOC), unifying disparate security systems and automating routine alarm workflows. Its flagship feature, AI Operator, can triage, classify, and resolve or escalate alarms, automating roughly 90 percent of a GSOC’s alarm-response tasks. More than 90 percent of new customer contracts include AI Operator, underscoring rapid adoption. The company claims that 95 percent of Americans have interacted with a product, service, or brand protected by HiveWatch-secured organizations. With fresh capital, HiveWatch plans to accelerate development of AI Operator, deepen program-level intelligence and task automation, and grow headcount across engineering, product, customer success, marketing, and sales. The recent Series B brings total funding to over $65 million, supporting the firm’s vision of making each security operator ten times more effective through continuous platform improvement.

Led · Series A · Jul 2025

Good Job Games is one of Türkiye’s fastest-growing mobile game studios, focused on creating timeless, high-quality games for a global audience. Its core product is Match Villains, a modern, social, endlessly replayable Match-3 game that the company says is redefining the genre. The team emphasizes creativity, speed and data-informed decision-making to deliver sticky, satisfying player experiences. The company plans to use the funding to scale Match Villains globally and to build a generational entertainment brand through socially-driven games. Article commentary highlights glowing user feedback and exceptional early metrics, though no specific revenue or user numbers were disclosed. Good Job Games lists investors including Arcadia Gaming Partners, Menlo Ventures, Anthos Capital, and Bessemer Venture Partners. Good Job Games is a mobile game company founded in 2017 in Türkiye that built a portfolio of hyper-casual and match-3 titles including Zen Match, Wonder Blast and Match Villains. The company grew organically and remained bootstrapped until this round, achieving more than 3 billion downloads in its first two years and building a team of over 100 developers, designers, and artists. Good Job Games sold its genre-defining title Zen Match and has shifted focus to innovating the match-3 category, scaling its recent hit Match Villains. The studio emphasizes design, quality, and teamwork as it seeks to expand and maintain its entertainment portfolio. With the new capital, management says it plans to scale its games and grow its player base to build a legacy entertainment company for players of all ages. Financially, the company has opened its first external financing with a $23M seed round led by Menlo Ventures and Arcadia.