Led · Equity · May 2026

Memed offers electronic prescription software and positions itself as an infrastructure platform for digitalizing clinical workflows. The company is incorporating AI centrally into the prescription act to deliver context on drug interactions, patient-tailored dosing and clinical alerts at the point of prescribing. Management plans include launching new AI-driven prescription features, expanding integrations with electronic health records and hospital systems, and deepening its structured clinical data layer. Memed reached breakeven in June 2025, is currently profitable, and projects R$100 million in revenue for 2026. CEO Rodolfo Chung has shifted the company toward monetization opportunities with the pharmaceutical industry while pursuing broader clinical-product expansion and longer-term ambitions to become a unicorn within four to five years and maintain runway toward a potential IPO.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2021

VU’s platform links a user’s "online persona" with geolocation, biometrics and behavior analysis to enable identity verification and continuous authentication. The technology is used mainly with government entities and enterprise customers, including Santander and Prisma. VU operates across Latin America and Europe and has opened offices in Madrid and New York, with plans for offices in Italy, France and the U.K. The company has grown to more than 150 employees over the past three years. It is averaging 85% year-over-year revenue growth and expected 100% growth forecasted for 2022. VU aims to remove friction in digital experiences such as one-click e-commerce checkout and bank identity verification.

Led · Series A · May 2021

Goomer offers an omnichannel suite for foodservice that captures customer orders both in-store and for delivery, including GoomerGo (WhatsApp-integrated delivery), Goomer Na Loja (QR-code digital menus), tablet menus and self-service totems. The company recently launched a low-cost self-service totem called Goomer Fast aimed at small and midsize establishments. It says more than 110,000 foodservice brands across 2,700 Brazilian cities used one or more of its solutions in the past 12 months, and it aims to reach 230,000 establishments by year-end. With the new capital injection the startup expects to grow revenue 300% to R$20 million by the end of 2021 and to add 60 employees, reaching a total headcount of 135. Hires announced to support growth include a new head of Sales & Channels and a head of Marketing & Communication. The company frames its product roadmap around evolving its omnichannel platform to act as a technology partner for foodservice sales and customer service.