• Stanly

  Led · Series A · Jun 2024

  Stanly offers a mobile app for fan-to-fan and artist-to-fan communication and commerce, enabling users to join or create fan-generated artist fan clubs to discover exclusive content, play games, chat, earn rewards, shop, and get event news. The company was founded in 2023 and is based in Los Angeles, CA. Since its beta launch in February, Stanly has attracted over 200,000 members and currently supports 50 popular fandoms including Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, J Balvin, BTS, and Post Malone, with more than 300 fandoms on the waitlist. The platform monetizes through commerce and creator-fan interactions (as described in the article) and is positioned for rapid expansion given its waitlist and user growth. Stanly plans to use the new funding to expand its team across engineering, operations, creator support, marketing, and sales to scale the product and onboarding of additional fandoms.

• Agibot

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

  Zhiyuan Robotics develops and manufactures general humanoid robots and a series of embodied-intelligence products, aiming to deeply integrate AI with robotics. The company targets industry users by providing robot products and related services. Its core offerings focus on humanoid form factors and embodied intelligence capabilities. The article reports a recent financing event that signals continued capital support for product development and commercialization. No operational metrics (revenue/users) or founding year were provided in the article.

• Nothing

  Participated · Equity · Jun 2023

  Nothing positions itself as a community-centric consumer technology brand and has repeatedly tapped crowdfunding to deepen engagement with its user base. The company just completed its third community funding round, bringing in over £5.3 million from 4,643 individual backers in under a week. These three community raises now total close to $13 million, alongside a previously announced $200 million Series C round. The latest campaign was priced at £2.7972 ($3.7236) per share and executed at a £976.56 million ($1.3 billion) pre-money valuation, mirroring the Series C terms. Nothing framed the £5.3 million tranche as part of a larger £150.24 million financing effort. By enabling retail investors to come in for as little as $50, the company aims to build a loyal base of brand advocates while retaining greater control than traditional VC routes typically allow. Its current financial posture combines substantial institutional backing with an active retail shareholder community.

• Robin

  Participated · Series C · Jul 2022

  Robin builds a modern workplace platform that empowers employees to work regardless of location, supporting offices, homes, co-working spaces and other physical locations. The company positions itself as a category-leading provider of modern work software for distributed teams. Founded in 2014 and datelined Boston in the announcement, Robin focuses on platform innovation and expanding global reach. Financially, Robin recently completed a $30 million Series C and has raised more than $60 million in total capital. The company says it will leverage strategic partnerships and investments to accelerate growth and bring Robin to more companies and users worldwide. Robin is an office-reservation platform that launched in 2014 as a conference-room scheduling app and has since expanded to desk booking, room reservation and guest management available on web and mobile. The product includes guest check-in, equipment reservations, office utilization analytics and a Global Hybrid Trends Dashboard that benchmarks usage against similar companies. On the back end, managers can track how spaces are used over time, calculate ideal seat counts and receive auto-suggested desks near colleagues. Robin says it anonymizes usage data and aggregates it across spaces, floors and buildings, though the extent of anonymization was not detailed. Thousands of teams — including governments, militaries and customers such as Toyota, Twitter, Mailchimp and Peloton — use the platform. The company employs over 190 people and plans to invest in platform development, international expansion and further headcount growth. Robin Powered began as part of One Mighty Roar and was spun out in 2014 by co-founder Sam Dunn and two co-founders. The company integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook to surface available meeting rooms and activity spaces, and provides tablet signage, seating charts, office maps, and usage insights. Robin aims to give companies visibility into office “inventory” and how space is used so they can identify shortages or excesses of meeting rooms and collaboration areas. It charges clients per room ($300) and per desk ($24–$60) as part of its monetization. The company positions its technology as a backbone for clients’ offices similar to the services WeWork provides alongside physical space. Robin has raised capital to scale these products and insights, with a total of $30 million raised to date. Robin offers a scheduling and space-management platform that lets employees find, book, and see equipment availability for meeting rooms via mobile apps and the web. The software can be installed on tablets mounted outside rooms to display schedules and is searchable for specific needs (e.g., video conferencing equipment at a given time). Robin integrates beacon technology to auto-detect attendees’ arrival and departure and provides analytics on space usage so employers can better plan office workflows and space allocation. It also integrates with Slack and Aruba Meridian to enable easy booking and indoor navigation to booked rooms. Pricing is charged per space per month with discounted per-room pricing for larger offices. The company recently raised new funding, strengthening its financial position to expand product deployment and adoption. Robin provides a software layer for office buildings that uses iBeacon and Bluetooth LE beacons to detect people, automate conference-room bookings, and update nearby devices. The product includes iOS and Android apps, zone-based beacons (one covers up to 30 meters), and an analytics dashboard for office-wide overview. Pricing is tiered from $100 to $1,000 per month depending on number of zones, with a free tier planned for a limited number of zones. The company spun out of One Mighty Roar; the 15-person team includes founders Sam and Zach Dunn and partners Brian Muse (CTO) and Apollo Sinkevicius (COO). Robin is running a summer pilot with about 20 locations (including a News Corp floor and Blade) and has a wait list approaching 100 offices for a wider fall release. The recently raised seed funding will support product development, growth of Robin-powered offices, and modest hiring.

No current team members are available.