Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Kando develops a hardware-software solution consisting of an on-site box and a platform that links facility clinical software (like electronic care records and nurse call systems) to devices installed where patients live. The box enables vocal recording of care activities and displays patient information on a screen to help prioritize interventions and reduce administrative burden. The company has already won a public contract in Malmedy and partnered with Deloitte Digital for the hospital market. With the recent €2.3 million raise, Kando plans to expand across France and accelerate development for home-care use, targeting 15,000 patients at home within two years. It also aims to reach over 500 nursing homes and 75,000 caregiver users by 2028.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Concord’s flagship product, Concord Agent, converts creative briefs into live, managed campaigns and handles pacing and optimization against KPIs across multiple media platforms simultaneously. The platform integrates natively with DV360, Meta, YouTube, Amazon DSP, The Trade Desk, TikTok, Google Ads and other major buying platforms. Concord works with advertisers within the WPP and Havas agency footprints and says early users save up to 70% of the time spent on manual campaign execution, optimization, and reporting. The company positions itself as the execution infrastructure for programmatic media buying and plans to expand platform coverage and scale across the US and EMEA. Concord was co-founded by Nathan Venezia (CEO), Nicolas Cosson (CTO), and Antoine Chwalek (Head of Engineering), who bring prior adtech and media exits and leadership experience.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Rocapine develops a portfolio of wellness apps that aim to support healthier daily habits by prioritising wellbeing rather than maximizing engagement. Founded in late 2024 by Stanislas Marchand (CEO), Jean-Gabriel Boinot-Tramoni and Sammy Teillet, the company has launched apps across women's health, addiction therapy and nutrition, including Harmony, That Girl and Unchaind. The studio describes its products as designed to "hold instead of hook" and uses AI-driven tools and a testing engine to iterate on app ideas. Rocapine plans to scale its testing engine to 400 apps this year and invest in AI, data and marketing infrastructure to grow category leaders. Its recent $13M Series A provides the capital to execute on these expansion plans.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Plume builds a platform that centralises more than 150 continuously updated geographical datasets and deploys AI agents that reason over thousands of unstructured documents to produce territorial site intelligence. Its system synthesises structured geospatial layers (grid capacity, protected areas, zoning, land parcels) and unstructured regulatory information (municipal deliberations, permit histories, environmental studies) to accelerate prospecting, permitting and grid connection. According to the company and its clients, Plume enables site analyses up to 20 times faster and three times more accurate versus traditional manual processes. Founded by Edouard Labarthe (ex-Palantir) and Marc Watine (ex-Harvard researcher) and incubated by Y Combinator, Plume is deployed in France, Spain, Romania and the Czech Republic and aims to expand to Italy and the U.S. in 2026. The company is using the new funding to expand the team, enter new markets and develop advanced AI features such as stakeholder mapping, competitive intelligence and automated permit application drafting.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Cleavr builds an AI platform that automates large portions of the accounts receivable cycle, including reminders, reconciliation, dispute management, and multi-channel communication. The system integrates with existing accounting and ERP systems and uses AI to identify appropriate contacts, process payment commitments, and escalate cases when needed. Unlike fixed-workflow tools, Cleavr adapts communications over time to improve collection outcomes and maintain systematic follow-up. The platform is already adopted by around fifty clients and supports the majority of the collection cycle. Cleavr plans to accelerate deployment in France and expand into broader European markets, with an international rollout targeted for 2026. The company recently raised €1M to fund this expansion.