• Goi

  Participated · Series A · Apr 2024

  Founded in 2021, Goi operates a digital funeral-service platform that allows customers to secure future funeral arrangements with a symbolic contract deposit of just ₩100 per month. The company handles the entire funeral process, positioning itself as a modern alternative to traditional Korean funeral cooperatives. Goi’s subscription-based model has already signed up 50,000 members, demonstrating early product–market fit and rapid user growth. Management plans to expand service coverage and enhance its digital platform to streamline end-of-life logistics. Financially, the firm has secured a cumulative ₩11.9 billion (≈$9 million) in venture funding, giving it runway to scale operations and marketing. The recently raised Series A proceeds will be used to bolster technology, widen partner networks, and accelerate subscriber acquisition. While revenue figures were not disclosed, the large and growing subscriber base underpins recurring income potential and data-driven upsell opportunities.

• Bungee

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

  번지, run by operator Talentry, matches proven talent to corporate projects across functions such as marketing, overseas expansion, and development. Companies engage talent for one-month to four–five month projects to accelerate work and convert external expertise into internal know-how. The service uses an AI-based process to analyze and verify client requests and talent capabilities. 번지 reports over 4,000 client companies and says more than 50% of clients who run a project return for additional assignments. The platform cites case references such as virtual‑idol '플레이브' (Playbe), which saw significant subscriber and view growth after a project carried out via 번지. Management plans to use recent funding to further develop solutions that boost corporate productivity, including regular hiring connections and other growth-focused offerings.

• Testbank

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

  Testbank runs the digital-reference service '쏠브', which adapts paper reference books and problem workbooks for a digital learning environment. The product includes problem-solving‑optimized note features such as auto-graded PDFs and an automatic wrong-answer notebook. Since launch, 쏠브 attracted 10,000 organically acquired users within one year and achieved recommendation scores in the high 9s. The company began partnerships with major 수능 education players including Megastudy Education and Jinhaksa last year, and this year added collaborations with MegaMD, MegaLand and Ubion (operator of WowPass). Management plans to expand into the employment and professional certification market. CEO Choi Hyun-wook emphasized that 테스트뱅크 is addressing prerequisites for digital learning, including a question database and learning management systems. TestBank develops technology that transforms book-format textbook data into digital, interactive learning content using machine learning. Its platform implements features such as pen/annotation tools, an error-note system, and automatic grading to support effective tablet-based studying. The company plans to launch a digital reference-book platform called SOLVE and is negotiating copyrights with domestic reference-book publishers to distribute content digitally. TestBank has signed an MOU with Pagoda Education Group to build a digital reference-book service and learning management system. In November 2021 the company reached the finals of an AI championship and received the '창업진흥원장상' award. It was selected for the 2022 Youth Startup Academy and is preparing to enter the program. TestBank recently secured an initial seed investment from POSTECH Holdings to support its product development and rollout.

• eMotiv

  Participated · Series A · Jan 2024

  Emotive builds an application-form digital therapeutic that uses cognitive modeling and machine learning to deliver games and coaching to improve cognitive skills and behavior for ADHD patients. The product has won a CES 2023 Innovation Award and a Red Dot Design Award, signaling external recognition for its innovation and design. The company received approval from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety to run a confirmatory clinical trial for ADHD digital therapeutics. Emotive plans to begin that confirmatory trial in January 2024 at Seoul National University Hospital and Hanyang University Hospital. The firm aims to validate safety and efficacy to pursue medical device approval domestically and a U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance. Emotive says it will use the new funding to accelerate R&D, domestic and international clinical and regulatory preparation, and overseas business expansion.

• WIRobotics

  Led · Series A · Apr 2023

  WIRobotics develops humanoid robots such as ALLEX and the research platform Mobile ALLEX while building on its wearable walking-assist robot, WIM. The company has accumulated roughly three years of real user movement data from WIM to advance personalized control technologies and has launched a subscription software offering, WIM Premium. WIM has surpassed 3,000 cumulative unit sales and the company has expanded into markets including Europe, China, Turkey, and Japan. Revenue grew from ₩560 million in 2023 to ₩2.79 billion in 2025, and the company reported that first-quarter 2026 revenue already exceeded its 2024 annual revenue. WIRobotics was selected for NVIDIA’s Physical AI Fellowship and is cooperating with AWS and NVIDIA on next-generation physical AI, while pursuing PoCs with global automotive manufacturers. The company plans initial commercialization of Mobile ALLEX this year and aims to establish a mass-production system by the end of next year to scale humanoid deployment and intelligent services.

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