Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Undaunted is an Atlanta-based startup that deploys AI-enabled, human-controlled robotic security dogs to patrol residential and commercial properties. The robots stream video through AI cameras while allowing remote human oversight, giving law-enforcement officers actionable intelligence before they arrive on scene. In its first year the company has installed its service across dozens of Atlanta properties, a footprint it claims is five times larger than any other robotic security provider. Management reports that the solution can prevent crime at roughly half the cost of traditional guards and static cameras. Undaunted intends to use fresh capital to widen its deployment footprint, scale operations and continue refining the software and hardware behind its patrol robots. The company recently secured $950,000 in new funding to support these growth plans.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

AdPipe provides an AI-driven video platform that turns existing enterprise footage into brand-compliant, personalized content pipelines. The software aims to reduce the cost per video, boost output, and improve utilization by automating editing, localization, and distribution while preserving brand authenticity. Early customer data show cost per video dropping 88 percent, video output rising 10×, utilization climbing more than 80 percent, and conversions increasing up to 600 percent. Founded by two filmmakers who recognized the waste in unused footage, the company targets the projected $48 billion enterprise video market. Its product is designed for enterprise-grade speed, security, and compliance, enabling teams across healthcare, hospitality, and manufacturing to produce on-brand video quickly. With fresh capital, AdPipe plans to accelerate AI personalization features, expand engineering and go-to-market teams, and open a new headquarters in South Downtown Atlanta. The firm will showcase upcoming capabilities at the Modular AI Summit on October 22, 2025. The recent Series A raise brings its total funding to at least $12 million, though no prior rounds were disclosed.

Led · Seed · Oct 2024

Infinite Giving operates a proprietary fintech platform exclusively for nonprofits to manage and invest their funds. The platform combines donation-page giving with cash management and enables users to manage cash reserves, grants, and capital campaigns, create and manage endowments, crowdfund micro endowments, and receive stock donations. Clients include Habitat for Humanity, Make a Wish, and World Relief. Led by CEO Karen Houghton, the company plans to use the $2M in Seed funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The company is based in Atlanta, GA and was also accepted into Morgan Stanley’s Inclusive Ventures Lab as part of the investment relationship.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

Schematic provides runtime monetization infrastructure that decouples entitlement and enforcement logic from application code, enabling non-engineering teams to change pricing and packaging via a dashboard. The product acts as a universal control layer that enforces who can access which features and handles special plans, discounts, and consumption-based rules. Customers cited include Plotly, Automox, Florence and Sema4.ai, and Plotly reported reducing pricing-change timelines from weeks to about 10 minutes after adopting Schematic. Schematic announced a Stripe partnership and plans to launch a Stripe app publicly at Stripe Sessions. The company was founded in 2023 and is based in Boulder, Colorado. Financially, Schematic has raised a total of $12 million to date, including the latest $6.5 million seed round.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2023

InpharmD provides an AI-based drug information service that pairs pharmacists' expertise with large language models to deliver custom, data-driven responses to clinical questions and formulary requests. The product supports cost-efficient decision-making by recommending therapeutic interchanges and protocols intended to reduce patient hospital stays. It partners with 11 health systems and integrates with platforms like Alexa and Epic to deliver answers at point of care. The company assists over 100 hospitals and 10,000 clinicians, performing literature searches that save about two hours and summarize roughly 12 clinical studies per search. Over two years InpharmD has curated a database of 30 million clinical studies and uses a blend of proprietary and open-source LLMs to search and summarize relevant literature. Reinforcement learning is performed by clinical pharmacists to refine searches and summaries and to improve the algorithm for subsequent queries. The company raised $6.05M and intends to use the funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach.