Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Visaible.ai builds a customer acquisition platform aimed at hotels and is led by founder Sam Rich. Coverage notes the company has a strong initial wedge and minimal but meaningful customer data supporting early traction. The startup raised $1 million in a pre-seed round to support its next stage of growth. Black Sheep Capital led the round, with additional participants named in commentary including Grant Benson, Rami Weiss and Isabella Rich. Public reporting did not disclose detailed operating metrics or revenue figures. Future plans were described generally as building into a large market opportunity rather than specific product roadmaps in the articles.

Led · Equity · Aug 2026

Visiblie offers a platform that measures a company’s visibility in AI-generated search, identifies improvement opportunities, and provides recommendations across website optimisation, content creation and external digital signals. The product combines a proprietary six-phase AI visibility framework with an AI agent that can implement recommendations under human supervision, and uses industry-specific datasets to tailor guidance to sector-specific regulatory and operational requirements. Founded less than a year ago by Gilles Praet and Domien Van Damme, the company says it serves hundreds of users across Belgium, the Middle East, Mexico, Australia and Singapore. Visiblie has partnered with agencies in multiple international markets and recently signed an agreement with PwC focused on regulated sectors including financial services and insurance. The company plans to expand its presence in the SME market and accelerate international growth, with a future seed round planned to support expansion into the US. The company raised €500,000 in a convertible loan round from Seeder Fund, BeAngels and Steven Tielemans.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

Haast builds an AI-native compliance platform that embeds organizational policy, risk appetite, and approval logic directly into day-to-day enterprise workflows to automate high-volume compliance tasks. The company uses large language models and agentic flows to provide end-to-end workflow automation with auditability and interpretability for legal and compliance teams. Haast reports traction with Fortune 500 customers, 4.5x revenue growth in the past 12 months, and zero customer churn. Founded in 2023, Haast is headquartered in New York and also operates offices in San Francisco and Sydney. With the Series A proceeds, Haast plans to scale its agentic flows, accelerate product development, and expand its global enterprise footprint. The company positions itself as infrastructure-level compliance for enterprises facing rapid content growth driven by generative AI.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Cor builds Obi, an AI coach that appears over video, reads the user’s screen in real time, and walks them step-by-step through complex product workflows. The technology combines generative video with contextual understanding so it can sustain long conversations and adapt instructions on the fly. Early customers include Sophiie AI and Canibuild, whose end-users span SMEs and construction firms. Founders Mantas Aleksiejevas, formerly at Google, and Luke Hodkinson, former CTO of Uptick, launched the company in Melbourne to tackle sluggish software activation and retention rates. With its first institutional capital now secured, Cor will invest in further product development and expand Obi’s capabilities across the full customer lifecycle. No revenue or user figures were disclosed, but investors cite “faster activation, stronger retention, and clearer ROI” as early proof points.

Participated · Seed · May 2024

Brainfish is an AI customer-experience platform that embeds Ambient AI agents with computer vision to provide proactive, contextual help inside digital products. Its system observes real user behavior and delivers sub-second responses; early adopters report 70%–90% fewer support tickets and 30%–40% increases in customer satisfaction. Since launching in 2023, the company says it serves more than 5 million users and has delivered 400% year-over-year growth, with active users across Australia, Asia, the UK and the U.S. Founded in Australia in 2022, Brainfish has offices in the U.S. and India and customers that include Relevance AI and ASX-listed Mad Paws. The new funding will be used to scale engineering, accelerate product development, and expand AI and machine-learning deployments while building a U.S.-based team to accelerate go-to-market. Brainfish positions itself to address a $22.6 billion serviceable opportunity within the $350 billion global customer experience market. Brainfish offers an AI-powered customer support platform that combines a business's knowledge with contextual understanding of the customer to deliver personalized answers in real time. Founded in April 2023 by Daniel Kimber and Ajain Vivek Thankaswamy and based in Sydney, Australia, the platform is operational in Australia, the US, and Singapore. The company has served over 300,000 users globally and counts clients including ASX-listed Mad Paws and Airtasker. In May 2024 Brainfish raised $3.85M in a seed round, bringing total funding to $5M. The company plans to use the proceeds for product innovation and further international expansion. Brainfish focuses on helping online businesses answer and resolve customer queries faster through AI-driven contextual responses.