Participated · Series A · Jun 2025

Compyl provides a governance, risk and compliance (GRC) platform that converts complexity into data-driven insights and AI-guided action to reduce risk, ensure compliance, and drive growth. The platform unifies and contextualizes enterprise data in real time and provides flexibility to adapt to business processes, enabling compliance and security teams to proactively manage risk, streamline workflows, and maintain continuous compliance. Founded in 2020 and based in New York City, Compyl has delivered a comprehensive GRC platform since its inception. The company raised $12M in a Series A and plans to use the funds to accelerate go-to-market initiatives and expand its team across key departments. It also intends to further enhance the platform’s AI-supported GRC innovation with the new capital.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2025

Canid offers an integrated platform that automates pediatric vaccine workflows by scanning a vaccine barcode and handling ordering, reporting, billing and compliance. The platform integrates directly with electronic health records and uses AI, software and economies of scale to remove administrative burden and financial risk from practices. Key features include automated logistics, guaranteed payments (no inventory risk), and data-driven patient outreach to improve vaccination completion rates. The company says its solution reduces the 15 weekly hours pediatricians spend on administrative tasks and frees clinicians to focus on patient care. Canid partners with more than 150 pediatricians across 12 states, covers over 300,000 children in patient panels, and has facilitated vaccinations for 121,000 patients. The recent funding will be used to expand the company’s reach among independent pediatric practices across the U.S. Canid provides an end-to-end vaccine workflow automation and management platform that helps practices manage the purchasing, delivery, and record management of vaccines. Its suite of tools offers practices a unified way to engage patients, close care gaps, and reduce provider burnout while delivering higher-quality care. The company’s platform is designed to empower clinicians and drive improvements in public health. Canid raised $1.5M in funding to support growth. The company intends to use the proceeds to expand its geographic presence to ten new U.S. states and to add new tools to manage vaccine patient populations.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2024

Highnote provides a streamlined workflow that enables creators to collaborate on audio from demo to distribution, make comments, exchange ideas, and organize notes on any audio file. The platform centralizes communication, reduces rounds of revisions, and aims to scale to projects of any size. Highnote recently launched a Dropbox integration allowing users to open audio files from Dropbox directly in Highnote for lossless playback, review, and notes, with a full 2-way integration planned for November. The company plans to use new funding to expand its development efforts and explore AI-powered features. Targeted AI initiatives include comment summarization, tone analysis, and creative recommendations integrated into editing software to improve creators' workflows. Jordan Bradley is CEO and co-founder. Highnote launched publicly as a collaboration platform for musicians, podcasters and other creators to upload audio into private "Spaces" and add time-specific written and voice notes, polls and version management. The product combines audio playback with interactive, time-aligned annotation cards so comments flow over the track as it plays. Creators invite collaborators to a Space to chat, manage versions, and share private links with fans, producers, engineers and A&R. The platform is free, requires no download, is available on any device, and has been in beta for a year with a few dozen users on its waitlist. Highnote plans to introduce a SaaS subscription model and a "Highnote for Teams" product for larger studios and record labels. Financially, the company closed a $1.7 million pre-seed round to support building and scaling the product.

Led · Seed · Mar 2023

itselectric is a Brooklyn-based company building curbside electric vehicle charging infrastructure and offering a UL-certified detachable cable charger. The company manages installation, operation, and maintenance of chargers at no cost to municipalities or building owners. Through partnerships with cities and property owners, itselectric provides drivers charging options while offering property owners monthly passive income. The startup positions its service to help cities meet decarbonization targets and actively reduce carbon emissions. It plans deployments across seven U.S. cities in 2024, including Boston, Los Angeles, Detroit, Jersey City, and San Francisco. Financially, the company has raised a total of $11.8M to date following its recent seed round. itselectric builds urban networks of Level 2 curbside EV charging posts and partners with cities to install, operate, and maintain chargers at no cost to cities or host property owners. The company’s model lets property owners earn passive income while avoiding the infrastructure upgrades typically required for on-street charging. It aims to help cities meet carbon reduction targets and reduce capital expenditure. Led by CEO Nathan King and COO Tiya Gordon, itselectric has a fully functioning prototype described as a minimum viable product (MVP). The company plans to use recent funding to move that prototype to a certified market-ready product (MRP) for on-street deployments across the U.S. Financially, itselectric completed a $2.2M pre-seed financing to support product certification and deployment efforts.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2023

Prog.ai’s core product analyzes public GitHub repositories and commits to infer developers’ skills, roles and engagement levels, then meshes that data with publicly available LinkedIn information to create richer candidate profiles. The platform processes roughly 1 billion GitHub commits per year and uses OpenAI’s GPT fine-tuned on high-profile projects and StackOverflow to derive quality and skill signals. Prog.ai offers recruiter-facing search, leaderboards, and a built-in email outreach engine (powered by Reply.io), and claims contact information for about 70% of profiles in its database. The company launched a closed beta for recruiters and plans to extend its SaaS offering in April to serve developer-relations and developer-tools companies to help them measure TAM and engage communities. Its commercial model is SaaS subscription-based, with a free tier (up to 100 contacts), a recruiter plan at $530/month for 3,000 contacts, and enterprise pricing available on request. Prog.ai was founded in San Francisco in 2022 by CEO Maria Grineva, CTO Fedor Soprunov and product head Dmitry Pyanov.