• Chai Discovery

  Participated · Series C · Jul 2026

  Chai Discovery develops AI models that reason about biological structure and function to generate new molecular designs from scratch and put those models into a software platform used by pharma teams. The company reports partnerships and deployments with major pharmaceutical firms, including Eli Lilly and Pfizer. Its model lineup includes Chai-2, released in 2025 as the first zero-shot generative platform for fully de novo antibody design to achieve double-digit experimental success rates, and Chai-3, which materially improves target success rates and binding affinity versus its predecessor. Founded in 2024 and based in San Francisco, Chai aims to bring engineering precision, speed and scale to pre-clinical discovery. The company recently raised $400M in a Series C at a $3.8B valuation to accelerate R&D, deployment and partnerships.

• Moment

  Participated · Series C · May 2026

  Moment provides a unified operating system that combines trading, portfolio management and compliance with embedded AI agents for investment management. Its agents can translate natural-language instructions into custom portfolios in seconds and run surveillance across thousands of accounts to surface tax, risk and transition opportunities as actionable proposals. The platform is modular and built with a unified data model and regulatory-grade controls designed to enable safe deployment of AI in wealth firms. Clients named in the announcement include Edward Jones, LPL Financial and Hightower Advisors. Moment says its platform now supports firms managing upwards of $10 trillion in assets, a jump from $300 billion less than 18 months ago. The company is using new funding to accelerate adoption of its platform and expand AI-driven capabilities across institutional clients.

• Mintlify

  Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

  Mintlify provides documentation and a knowledge layer intended for AI agents, positioning docs as operational infrastructure rather than static content. The company reports powering docs for more than 20,000 companies, including customers such as Microsoft, Anthropic, Coinbase, and PayPal, and reaching over 100 million people per year. Mintlify says that over 50% of traffic across its customer base is now from AI agents, which it uses to justify pivoting documentation toward agent-queryable, machine-readable knowledge. The firm frames its roadmap around building the “knowledge infrastructure” that keeps agent reasoning grounded and knowledge sources fresh and verifiable. The recent $45M Series B at a $500M valuation led by Andreessen Horowitz and Salesforce Ventures is intended to accelerate that work. No revenue, founding year, or location details were provided in the source material.

• Decagon

  Participated · Series D · Jan 2026

  Decagon, headquartered in San Francisco and led by CEO Brian Choi, builds a conversational AI platform that lets brands deploy fully-featured AI concierge agents over voice, chat, email, SMS, and other channels. Its technology is already used by household names in travel and hospitality (Avis, Hertz, Duolingo), financial services (Block, Affirm, Chime), health and wellness (Oura Health, Noom, Eight Sleep), retail (Mercado Libre, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM), and on-demand commerce (Grubhub, GoPuff). The platform focuses on delivering highly personalized, always-available customer support and engagement, positioning itself as a core infrastructure layer for customer experience. With its new capital, Decagon plans to expand operations and accelerate product development to serve a broader range of global enterprises. The January 2026 Series D round values the company at $4.5 billion, underscoring strong investor confidence. While detailed revenue or user metrics were not disclosed, the sizeable valuation and blue-chip customer roster indicate meaningful market traction.

• Whatnot

  Participated · Series F · Nov 2025

  Whatnot is a live commerce marketplace launched in 2019 that connects buyers and sellers through live-streamed auctions and sales. The platform has expanded from a collectibles focus into hundreds of categories, including trading cards, designer goods and fresh food. Whatnot has crossed one billion orders on its platform and has grown significantly since its Series C in 2021. The company has raised about $1.5 billion in total funding to date, culminating in the $545 million Series G that values it at $20 billion. Whatnot has faced scrutiny over gambling-like spending on the platform and says it bans raffles and lotteries and enforces seller controls. Company leadership has discussed careful management of valuation and signaled a preference to remain private as long as practical while preparing for the possibility of an eventual IPO.

No current team members are available.