Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

Superhlth develops an eponymous mobile platform that centralizes multiple streams of personal health information—including PDF blood test results, step counts, sleep metrics from wearables, and nutrition logs—into one coherent dashboard. A proprietary “predictive health AI” algorithm then links the fragmented inputs to generate clear, personalized insights on overall wellbeing. The core team, formed last year and coming from elite sports backgrounds, brings experience working with Olympic athletes and professional teams and aims to transfer those high-performance learnings to everyday users. The basic version of the app is free, while advanced analytics are available through a €15 per month subscription. By integrating diverse medical and lifestyle data sets, Superhlth positions itself as a transparent and responsible AI player within Europe’s healthcare ecosystem. The company plans to leverage its recent funding to expand the platform’s feature set and reach a broader consumer audience. To date, it has secured €500,000 in external financing from business angels.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Innocens is a biotech spin-off from the University of Antwerp building an AI-based Clinical Decision Support System for neonatal intensive care units. The software delivers 24/7 risk predictions to help caregivers detect early signs of infections, sepsis, and other complications in premature or critically ill newborns. With its technology, the company aims to improve clinical outcomes and reduce the workload of NICU staff. The recently secured capital will fund a new clinical validation study and enable Innocens to obtain CE regulatory certification, both prerequisites for broader market entry. Management will also use the money to strengthen the team’s competencies and accelerate the commercial rollout across Europe. Although no operating revenue or user metrics are disclosed, the company completed an initial financing round in 2023 and views the latest capital injection as a bridge to full commercialization.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

GoFluo is an Antwerp-based apparel brand that created a fashion-forward category of reflective safety vests ('bodyglowers') and related accessories. Founder and CEO Julie Vets has grown the business to seven employees, selling 160,000 bodyglowers, achieving 30% growth and generating €2M in revenue last year. The brand is active in 15 countries through a network of 500 dealers and has retail partnerships including A.S. Adventure, Globetrotter, Marathon Sports and Title Nine. Its product range includes dog reflectors (doggyglower), which was featured by Oprah, and various accessories beyond bike gear. This autumn GoFluo will launch a running collection to enter the running and athleisure segment and broaden its addressable market to runners, dog owners and employers buying for commuting employees. The company plans to use the new funding to accelerate internationalization and diversify into new segments.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2024

FORCEBIT develops advanced measurement solutions for automotive companies and machine builders using a patented sensor design and state-of-the-art algorithms. Its products enable complex force and vibration measurements on rotating drives with broad applicability and high accuracy, aimed at improving machine sustainability, productivity, and energy efficiency. The company sees a particular opportunity in electric motors, where higher speeds require new sensor capabilities. FORCEBIT has begun initial sales in Belgium and is refining its product based on customer feedback before scaling internationally. The founders plan to strengthen the team with added business development and sales expertise to support market growth. Recent funding will be used to further develop the technology and realize the company’s growth ambitions.

Led · Seed · Jan 2024

OutKept is a phishing simulation platform that uses an open community of ethical phishers to create automated, high-quality phishing simulations and incentivises contributors with bounty rewards. The platform applies a ‘Darwinistic’ algorithm to promote successful phishing simulations and phase out less effective ones, improving simulation quality over time. OutKept provides real-time monitoring via a live dashboard and requires minimal ongoing IT management or content creation. Clients typically see a 50% reduction in interactions with phishing emails within two to three months, and vulnerability reduction can be observed after one month. The company operates globally, engaging local ethical phishers in over 20 countries, and competes with established players such as KnowBe4, Sophos, and Proofpoint. Founded in 2020, the team includes Simon Bauwens and Dieter Tine, and other co‑founders quoted in the articles.