Participated · Series A · May 2026

SponsorCX offers a centralized partnership-operations platform that combines spreadsheet-like capabilities with automation to help teams manage sponsorship inventory, track fulfillment and demonstrate partner value. The system targets organizations that sell sponsorships and the brands that invest in them, aiming to replace manual tracking with a unified solution. The company reports momentum and increasing customer adoption across the industry. SponsorCX plans to use new funding to expand operations, accelerate product development—including AI capabilities across its ecosystem—and deepen enterprise features. It also intends to support continued global expansion. SponsorCX is led by CEO Jason Smith and is based in Lehi, Utah.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Founded in 2024 by Brian Hough, Tory Briggs and Andy Crum, PressBox builds an AI-driven platform that automates production of digital content for sports leagues and media companies. The platform uses agents that monitor sport events, media coverage, social conversation and structured data to generate content such as injury reports, game recaps, stat-driven stories, personalized articles, email newsletters (including multilingual translations), audio and highlight packages. PressBox reports more than a dozen clients, including Fanatics, The Sporting News, Alt Sports Data, The Curling Group/Rock League and World Surf League. The company is targeting emerging sports properties and aims to evolve into an all-in-one content management system that can handle email, CMS, push notifications and messaging. PressBox has five employees and recently hired Kevin Jackson as Head of Editorial Product. Its total funding to date is $2.8M following the seed raise.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

GetWhys provides a platform that treats buyer research and go-to-market (GTM) work as a single motion, grounding GTM decisions, messaging, and customer conversations in verified buyer intelligence. Its product is built on a proprietary database of in-depth B2B buyer interviews and a data foundation that compounds with each contributing customer. The company serves product marketing and GTM teams at mid-market and enterprise B2B companies and counts customers such as Intel, Verizon, and CDW. Over the past year GetWhys doubled headcount to 16, grew revenue more than 10x, and expanded its customer base more than 20x. The recent funding will support accelerating go-to-market efforts, continued product development, and advancement of its proprietary dataset. GetWhys is headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with offices in Portland, OR, New York, NY, and Bozeman, MT.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

OurPetPolicy offers a cloud-based animal management system that centralizes pet and ESA profiles, automates vaccination tracking, and verifies ESA requests through direct healthcare-provider authentication and Fair Housing-compliant protocols. The platform is designed for multifamily, single-family rental, and manufactured housing operators and currently manages compliance for roughly 45 million rental units across the United States. By identifying fraudulent ESA documentation, the software helps property managers recover lost revenue and maintain regulatory compliance. Co-founders Logan Miller and Cody Miller position the product as an enterprise solution that integrates with existing property-management systems. With the newly secured capital, the team plans to deepen those integrations, enhance fraud-detection capabilities, expand workflow automation, and scale its go-to-market organization. These initiatives aim to widen market penetration and solidify the company’s standing as the leading pet and ESA compliance platform for the housing industry.

Led · Seed · Nov 2025

Crew’s core product is a mobile “pre-spend” banking platform that merges checking, savings, and budgeting so users can allocate funds before making purchases. Through a partnership with Bangor Savings Bank (Member FDIC), the app offers a checking account paying 3.2% APY—about 45 × the U.S. average for interest-bearing checking. The company debuted in early 2024 with a family-focused version featuring child accounts, automated allowances, and shared budgets, and has since broadened to general consumers with unlimited pockets, paycheck automation, and virtual cards that carry configurable spending limits. Crew reports that daily active users and debit-card transaction volume both doubled in the last month, signaling early traction. Founded by former Divvy product leaders Gentry Davies and Steve Domino, the startup emphasizes security, scale, and ease of use. Its app is available nationwide on the App Store and Google Play. The firm continues to lean on its bank partner’s 170-year compliance track record to differentiate itself from other neobanks.