• Hackmetrix

  Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

  Founded in 2017 by Adriel Araujo, Alejandro Parodi and Matías Dib, Hackmetrix offers a platform that processes information, correlates vulnerability data, detects risks and generates automated alerts to help organizations pursue and maintain cybersecurity certifications such as ISO27k and PCI. The company began operations in Mexico in early 2022 and reported 150% growth in sales there over 12 months, and it has plans to expand further into Mexico and Colombia. To address regional talent shortages it launched Hackers Academy in 2022, which has run multiple cohorts and planned a third in December 2023. Financially, Hackmetrix closed a $1.3M bridge round in June 2023 and is planning a Series A for late 2024. The company has continued market engagement activities, including participating as a Gold Sponsor at Cybersec 2026.

• Quaddro

  Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

  Quaddro offers a platform for autonomous professionals—particularly in health and wellness—that automates billing, payments and appointment scheduling. Launched in February 2022, the startup's service is subscription-based and has supported over R$ 1.3 million in transactions from more than 20,000 services sold by its registered professionals. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Bruno Novarini alongside co-founders Darlan Junior, Tiago Colin and Fran Melo. With the recent seed raise, Quaddro plans to expand its product and engineering teams and introduce new features such as operational expense control. Management is targeting to facilitate over R$ 20 million in transactions on the platform by year-end.

• VMetrix

  Participated · Seed · May 2025

  VMetrix is a cloud-native SaaS platform that provides investment, risk, and treasury management capabilities to financial institutions. Its platform digitizes, automates, and streamlines the transactional lifecycle of financial assets from front-office operations to back-office accounting and risk control. The solution is tailored for banks, pension funds, asset managers, insurance companies, and broker-dealers, and counts clients such as AFP Cuprum, BancoEstado AGF, and Credicorp Capital. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Santiago, Chile, the company plans to scale operations across Latin America and strengthen teams in key markets. VMetrix also intends to enhance its platform with advanced AI capabilities. Financially, the company recently secured a $3.2M seed round to support these initiatives.

• Desteia

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

  Desteia is a NYC-based technology startup that provides tools to help leaders and operators make optimal supply-chain decisions. Its platform uses AI to extract and organize information from unstructured data such as emails, messages and logistics documents. Desteia connects this information using graph theory—modeling nodes as locations and edges as routes—to create a dashboard for managing shipments across ocean, ground and air. The company has specific expertise in U.S.–Mexico cross-border operations and plans to use new funding to focus on that trade corridor. Desteia raised $8M in Seed funding (bringing total funding to $11.5M) to support that expansion. It has partnerships and contracts with retailers, auto manufacturers and CPGs in North America, and was founded by Françoise Lavertu, Diego Solorzano and Austin Poore.

• SPOT

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2024

  Spot Technologies builds VisionX, a SaaS computer-vision platform that uses deep learning to analyze consumer behavior and detect theft, count people and pallets, and identify crowd formations. The company emphasizes modular integration of video-analysis modules to enable flexible, Lego-like deployments. Spot has deployed VisionX across 450 Walmart stores and distribution centers in Chile and is slated to roll the technology out to Walmart operations in Mexico in 2024. The startup is in commercial discussions with Oxxo to integrate VisionX across that chain’s network in Latin America. Spot grew its engineering headcount from nine to 30 and plans to expand to 50, and it has added theft-detection and human-behavior features to its platform. The company raised $2 million to fund product development and support these commercial expansions.

No current team members are available.