Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Appnigma AI automates the creation of native CRM integrations by converting plain-language requirements into production-ready Salesforce managed packages and HubSpot integrations, including code, metadata, packaging, compliance documentation, and deployment assets. The company was founded by Sunny Chauhan and Amarjit Singh, who have extensive experience in the Salesforce AppExchange ecosystem and CRM development. While bootstrapped, Appnigma AI has acquired 12 paying customers and reached $135K in ARR. Its customer packages have passed Salesforce AppExchange security review, a key milestone for enterprise readiness. Customers using the product have collectively raised more than $100M, reflecting traction among funded B2B SaaS teams. The company targets the expensive, time-consuming workflow of building native CRM applications to shorten enterprise sales cycles and reduce implementation debt.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Elm AI offers an AI-driven system of record for supplier sustainability, performance, and risk data, automating complex workflows for supply-chain teams. The platform is designed to help companies achieve greater efficiency and sustainability in their supply chain operations. Elm AI is a Cornell University spinout and was founded in 2023 by Advait Raykar, Aparajita Thakker, Ken He, and Eesha Khanna. The company intends to use recent funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The article does not disclose revenue or user metrics.

Led · Seed · Sep 2024

Canopie provides personalized virtual maternal mental health care including one-on-one behavioral health assessments, care management, on-demand therapeutic programs, and clinician-led virtual classes. Its core on-demand program was developed by perinatal clinical psychologists, physicians, researchers, and new moms and is underpinned by seven meta-analyses and 50 randomized controlled trials. In a recent case study with GuideWell (parent company of Florida Blue), 89% of members engaged in Canopie’s core program, 100% of program completers reported improved mood, and 79% of surveyed members attributed Canopie to increased care-seeking; Black, Latina, and resource-constrained moms were the highest engagers. The company plans to use new funding to expand personalized, insurance-covered virtual mental health care and to address social drivers of health for moms across all risk levels. Canopie is led by Founder and CEO Anne Wanlund and is based in Falls Church, Virginia. The company recently raised a $3.7M Seed round to support that expansion. Canopie delivers evidence-based, automated and personalized mental-health programs tailored to expecting and new mothers. The mobile app builds customized 12-day programs with short audio sessions, mood monitoring, and peer stories to reduce stigma and address barriers like scheduling, time, and cost. The company offers two product lines—prevention/treatment for expecting mothers and one for new mothers—and sells primarily to health plans, integrated delivery networks, and self-insured employers. Services include HIPAA-compliant depression screenings (reimbursable through existing CMS codes), cost-effective customized treatment at a fraction of face-to-face therapy, and referral pathways to mental-health providers. Canopie cites randomized controlled trials and a 2021 study in which 79% of users with depressive symptoms experienced a clinically significant improvement. The company plans to use the VIPC investment to secure early customers in healthcare delivery and validate product readiness for larger-scale deployment.

Led · Seed · Jul 2024

Making Space operates a talent acquisition and learning platform that connects more than 50,000 disabled individuals with job-aligned skill development, community support, and career pathways. Its flagship Ascend Fellowship combines cohort-based programming, 1:1 support, and employer engagement to improve hiring, retention, and advancement for disabled professionals. The program has supported over 200 participants and its first cohort of 100 participants produced $111 million in projected lifetime earnings and a cited 123:1 return on investment; the broader Ascend impact is reported as more than $220 million in projected lifetime economic impact. Making Space has trained roughly 5,000 hiring managers and partnered with employers including Red Bull, Microsoft, and Coca-Cola to improve workplace accessibility. With the new grant, the company plans to scale the Ascend Fellowship nationally, pilot and validate responsible AI tools to assist with skill translation and benefits navigation, and expand employer-facing inclusion initiatives to increase retention and advancement opportunities for disabled professionals.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2023

Free From Market operates a patient-driven digital health platform that delivers personalized food access and selection, integrated telenutrition, educational support, and outcome measurement for individuals with chronic conditions. The company partners with healthcare payors, providers, nonprofits, and other organizations to offer “food is medicine” interventions to members and patients. It intends to use the newly raised capital to enhance its proprietary technology platform and expand its service delivery model to provide more inclusive access to personalized foods, telenutrition and data. The business emphasizes measurable health outcomes tied to food-based care. CEO Emily Brown leads the company and is a recognized thought leader in the food-as-medicine space, serving on national boards and councils and participating in the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. The company is based in Kansas City, MO.