Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

BeatpulseLabs converts domain-specific human expertise and raw multimedia assets into structured, annotated, model-ready training datasets for multimodal AI. The company offers two integrated services: dataset preparation (cleaning, structuring, labelling, validating, enriching, and formatting speech, music, and video) and dataset provision of ready-made and custom rights-cleared datasets. Its datasets are positioned to support model training, fine-tuning, reinforcement learning, and evaluation to improve context awareness and reliability. BeatpulseLabs reported 10x revenue growth during the first half of 2026, indicating accelerating enterprise demand. The company was founded by Jason Rieff and Nikolay Vitanov. The new pre-seed funding will be used to expand the platform and scale the customer base.

Participated · Seed · May 2024

Ruedata offers a SaaS platform that analyzes fleet data and uses automated learning algorithms to help fleet managers optimize tire usage, plan maintenance and compliance, and identify abnormal wear and cost overruns. The software targets heavy vehicles such as cargo trucks and buses. The company operates across Latin America and the US. Ruedata plans to use its recent funding to expand its team and build a marketplace that connects fleet managers with vehicle repair and tire shops to simplify tire purchases. The business emphasizes reducing emissions and improving efficiency through data management. Ruedata was founded in 2017.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2024

Konvex provides a platform for automating financial and accounting processes, with a particular focus on accounting reconciliations for e-commerce and other businesses. The company has processed over 500,000 reconciliation transactions and is used by more than 80 e-commerce stores. Konvex reports having reconciled over $5 million across five countries in Latin America, reflecting cross‑border usage and scalability. Its stated strategy is to leverage existing integrations for efficient operational scaling while initially concentrating on transforming financial and accounting workflows in Colombia and the wider Latin American region without immediate geographic expansion. Konvex positions itself within the open finance movement and aims to become a global solution in the financial and accounting sector. The recent $700K financing is expected to fuel its efforts to revolutionize financial and accounting processes and to propel growth and influence in the proptech/fintech space.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2022

Syncfy operates an open finance platform that exposes a single API to access data from 125+ banks, digital wallets, tax authorities, utility providers, crypto exchanges and blockchains across 15+ countries in Latin America and internationally. The company offers financial data aggregation and enrichment through its Connect, Fiscal, and Invoice Stamping API integrations. Syncfy also provides an all-in-one payments solution that enables customers to accept multiple payment methods, including crypto, within their apps or platforms. The company plans to use the new funding for geographic expansion and to launch new product offerings in data aggregation, enrichment, analytics and payments infrastructure. Syncfy is a subsidiary of Paybook and is led by CEO Gerardo Treviño. The recent seed financing improves its financial runway to support product expansion and regional growth.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2022

Chargy develops a free battery-sharing network and an integrated platform, myChargy, that combines powerbank rental with an advertising model the company calls #ChargyMarketing. The product lets users take a powerbank from a station, use it for hours, and return it at the same or a different location while enabling brands to reach users at activation. After being hit by the pandemic, the company pivoted its technology and business model over the past year. Early 2022 milestones include signing commercial agreements with large multinationals, winning the CBRE PropTech Challenge, and recognition for CEO Laura Lozano in Forbes Top50 Awarded Spaniards. Chargy opened its first Canary Islands delegation with partner Archipiélago Next. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its technology and business teams, improve services on myChargy, deploy the new technology more broadly, and aims to acquire more than 200,000 new users.