Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Balance operates a digital platform that connects patients with obesity to an independent multidisciplinary team of doctors, nutritionists, exercise specialists and psychologists through its Método Balance®. The program treats obesity as a chronic disease and is built around four pillars: medicine, nutrition, exercise and emotional support delivered via the Balance app. Its primary revenue model is B2C subscriptions that give patients continuous access to professional follow-up, and the platform enables clinicians to prescribe GLP-1–based medications such as Wegovy and Mounjaro as part of care. Balance emphasizes coordinated, continuous care versus intermittent in-person visits and leverages digital tools and data analysis to improve adherence and effectiveness. The company has a team of about 10 people, an architecture designed to be adaptable for other markets, and is preparing to scale both domestically and internationally while developing B2B channels with employers, insurers and healthcare organizations.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2025

Founded in 2019, TaxDown offers a digital taxation platform that combines artificial intelligence, proprietary technology and human experts to help individuals plan, optimise and file their taxes securely. Through the service, users can automatically complete tax returns, surface eligible deductions, receive personalised recommendations and access expert advice for additional tax procedures. AI is central to the product, driving process automation, personalised guidance and efficiency gains for the company’s human tax professionals. The company operates in Spain and Mexico and claims a user base of more than 4 million individuals, while over 500 companies partner with it for tax-related services. TaxDown intends to use new capital to enhance its AI-driven features, roll out new solutions and grow its technology team. Management positions the service as a way to turn complex tax tasks into an automated, transparent and accessible experience.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2023

Founded in Barcelona in 2020 by Francesc Font, Bea Mesas and Joaquim Mach, Incapto operates a vertically integrated coffee-as-a-service model combining in-house roasting, connected hardware and a digital subscription platform. Its IoT-enabled machines send usage data back to the platform, which the company uses to optimise delivery timing, personalise selections across nine-plus origins, and automate reorders. Inventory is presold through subscriptions prior to roasting, and the service targets both households and office customers as an alternative to capsule systems. Incapto positions itself as a technology-enabled service company blending hardware, software and subscriptions, competing with both subscription coffee services (e.g., Pact Coffee, Trade Coffee, Bottomless) and premium machine makers (e.g., Nespresso, De'Longhi, Jura). The company has stated that the fresh-bean subscription model reduces capsule waste and can be more cost-effective than traditional capsule systems. Financially, the business has raised about €16 million to date, including the newly closed €10 million Series B.

Participated · Equity · May 2022

Durcal offers a non-stigmatizing teleassistance platform that combines a smartwatch-like wearable with a companion app to monitor seniors’ location, detect falls, measure certain vitals, and enable family communication. The watch includes integrated GPS and a SIM for use both inside and outside the home, and features a help button and two-way audio that connect to a monitoring center. Durcal’s service is integrated with Movistar Prosegur Alarmas, which monitors incidents 24/7 and can dispatch emergency services when needed. The company reports 9 million downloads of its free app and positions itself as the most comprehensive app for people over 65 in Spain. Durcal will use the new €8M investment to promote its wearable and app in Spain, develop new ‘smart health’ functionalities, expand online sales, and grow operations in Spain, Andorra and into Latin America. Alpify is a Barcelona-based developer of a personal and family safety app, whose web presence has been rebranded as safe365. The app enables users to share their real-time location and itineraries with trusted contacts and includes features aimed at children and older adults. The company also provides a management panel used by emergency services (112/911) to view the exact position of people requesting help or reported missing. Founded in 2013 by Guillem Viladomat and accelerated in the Grup Inspirit incubator, Alpify reports more than 1.5 million registered users and is widely used in rescue situations. The company intends to use the funds to evolve from an emergency-focused tool into a comprehensive personal and family security services platform.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2020

Bipi is a Spanish marketplace that offers a 100% digital car-subscription service allowing users to access a vehicle via an all‑inclusive monthly fee (insurance, maintenance, taxes, delivery, etc.). Its platform serves consumers and partners (renting companies, dealers, banks, manufacturers) as a digital distribution and fleet-management channel. Bipi has grown its team to about 100 employees and has begun operating in France with a local team of ~20 people. The company plans to use new capital to accelerate national growth, recruit talent, invest in technology and products, and prepare expansion into Italy. Bipi positions the subscription model as a flexible alternative to car ownership and claims leadership in the European subscription segment. The press release notes the company has raised more than €25 million in funding over the last three years. Market research cited in the release (McKinsey, Frost & Sullivan) is used to support the company’s growth outlook and addressable opportunity. Bipi is a car-as-a-service marketplace founded in Madrid in 2017 that offers fully-flexible, all-inclusive monthly subscriptions to new and used cars through a 100% digital transaction process. Customers can subscribe in under two minutes, keep, swap or cancel vehicles for a single monthly payment that covers insurance, maintenance, roadside assistance and tax. Bipi positions itself as the market leader in Spain and continued to grow through the COVID-19 pandemic as demand for flexible alternatives to ownership rose. The company already has live operations in France and is onboarding customers there. Bipi plans to use new funding to hire talent, invest in technology and accelerate expansion into additional European markets. The product emphasis is on a seamless digital experience and replacing traditional car ownership with a subscription model. Bipi is a Madrid-based startup that offers a vehicle subscription service as an alternative to owning or leasing a car. The service provides all-inclusive subscriptions (insurance, maintenance, assistance) with a 100% digital sign-up process and flexibility to change or return vehicles. Bipi closed a €6.5M Series A led by Maniv Mobility to support its growth. The company will use the funds to consolidate its position in Spain and expand into other European markets. Proceeds will also finance expansion of the engineering team and commercial efforts to secure strategic partnerships with partners, car manufacturers, banks and insurers and to broaden its vehicle offering. Bipi aims to grow its fleet to 10,000 cars in 2020 and open new markets. Bipi operates an online car-rental platform owned by Llollo Mobility, using technology to speed up car rental services. At the time of the article it operated a fleet of 100 vehicles and was active in Madrid and Barcelona. The company reported fleet growth of about 20% month-on-month and had 35 employees. Bipi planned to use new funds to accelerate expansion across Spain, open in Málaga, and pursue first international entries such as Lisbon or Paris. Financially, the firm had raised a total of €5.8 million in funding after the round described in the article. The funds from the described round were explicitly earmarked to support geographic expansion and fleet growth.