Participated · Equity · May 2026

Pluria operates an app-based flexible workspace network that allows employees to book desks, meeting rooms, and private spaces on-demand across more than 1,000 locations in 150 cities and 20 countries. The company was founded in Romania by Andrei Crețu and Gabriela Drăghia and currently works with teams in Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Spain, and Romania. In Romania Pluria is present in 15 cities and has more than 60 spaces in Bucharest. Key product initiatives include Pluria for Teams, a self-serve team product, and Pluria Intelligence, a data layer that converts workspace usage into insights for people, facilities, and leadership teams. The company emphasizes replacing multiple contracts with a single access solution for distributed teams and improving visibility into where teams meet. Financially, Pluria has raised $2 million in the latest round and has secured more than $6 million in total funding.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Launched in November 2021 by Marin and Dan Vidrașcu, Voxa is a streaming platform for audiobooks and e-books that serves both individual users and businesses via employee benefits platforms. The service has surpassed 1 million users and offers a catalog of over 200,000 titles, leading Romania’s digital book segment. Voxa operates in Romania and Hungary and provides international content in more than 10 countries. The company reported over 50% growth in its paying subscriber base in 2025, driven by investments in Voxa Originals and partnerships with international publishers. Voxa is pursuing regional expansion into the Balkans and plans product initiatives including a freemium model and distribution partnerships with e-commerce, telecom and fintech players. Its strategy emphasizes local editorial partnerships and distribution channels to scale in fragmented Central and Eastern European markets.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2023

Founded in 2020, Guidde offers an AI digital adoption platform that lets employees record any software workflow and instantly converts it into rich, multi-format video guides delivered inside the applications they are learning. The same workflow data is exposed through an API so that AI agents can be trained to automate the documented tasks, positioning Guidde as a knowledge infrastructure layer for enterprises adopting AI. The company’s dataset now spans millions of workflows across more than 50,000 applications, helping customers train thousands of employees on tools such as Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow and SAP. Guidde reports more than 4,500 paying customers—including Anheuser-Busch, Bayer, Nasdaq, Yahoo and SentinelOne—with over 90 % customer retention and three consecutive years of 3× annual revenue growth. By simultaneously training humans and AI agents, the platform aims to move organizations toward fully autonomous workflows over time. The new capital will accelerate product expansion and large-scale enterprise deployments.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2021

env0 provides Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) workflow automation and management software that enables teams to deploy and manage Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, Pulumi, Kubernetes and other IaC tools. The platform offers self-service environment provisioning with governance features including policy safeguards, RBAC, OIDC, auditing, external logging integrations, and a pluggable integration architecture. In FY 2022 the company grew by 450%, grew revenue by more than five times, and increased customer count by 2.5x, signing new customers including MGM Resorts International, PayPal, and VMware. Key product additions shipped in 2022 include automated drift detection, Azure DevOps support, Terraform end-to-end functionality (remote backend, module registry, remote plan, Plan/apply on PR), and enterprise capabilities such as multi-tier workflows. env0 says it will use the new funds to accelerate research and development and to scale customer cloud operations safely. The company positions itself to address a >30% annual IaC market projected to reach more than $3.5 billion by 2030. Env0 offers an infrastructure-as-code control plane that helps engineering teams automate and govern cloud deployments while enforcing cost limits. Its platform focuses on cloud cost control, developer self-service, teams and governance, and infrastructure-as-code automation. The product moved from beta to general availability about four months ago and the company reports dozens of paying customers and that it is generating revenue. Named customers include JFrog, Varonis and BigID. The company has grown headcount from seven employees in April 2020 to 17 today and plans to expand to roughly 50 within 18 months. Env0 is based in Israel and plans to open a Sunnyvale, California office. env0 develops self-service cloud management software that enables DevOps and R&D teams to self-provision resources across virtual environments and public clouds. The platform combines governance and cost control with automation for infrastructure-as-code deployments, using a policy engine to track and control cloud costs, allocate resources, and set TTL and scheduling policies. It aims to shift cloud cost responsibility left while giving engineering leaders transparency into every stage of development. env0 exited stealth two months prior to the announcement and introduced a public beta. The company announced a $3.5 million seed extension, bringing total funding to $6.8 million, and plans to use the funds to expand product R&D and accelerate go-to-market. Founded in 2018 by Ohad Maislish and Omry Hay, env0 is headquartered in Tel Aviv with offices in New York and Silicon Valley. Env0 builds a SaaS product that gives IT administrators control over when and how developers deliver Infrastructure as Code, with governance around security and cloud costs. The product lets admins define templates (which map repositories and cloud products) and projects (which control user access to templates) to balance self-service and oversight. The company positioned the product as providing visibility, predictability, and centralized governance for self-service cloud environments. Env0 launched 18 months prior to the article and had been in private beta before releasing a public beta alongside the funding announcement. The company reported having 10 employees. Env0 announced a $3.3M seed investment in conjunction with the public beta launch.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2013

eASIC develops Single Mask Adaptable ASIC devices using a patented via-layer customizable routing fabric to enable low-cost, high-performance, fast-turn ASIC and System-on-Chip designs. The company’s technology targets mass customization by significantly reducing up-front costs compared with traditional ASICs. eASIC cites success and design wins in wireless infrastructure and the storage market, and recent high-volume wins in the automotive market. The company is privately held and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. eASIC plans to use new funding to expand its U.S. and European development organizations and to provide working capital to meet fast-growing demand for its devices. The press release frames the opportunity as driven by demand for mass customization, low cost, and fast time-to-market solutions. eASIC develops customizable, rapid-turnaround chips that aim to deliver the speed of FPGAs with the lower cost and power consumption of ASICs. The company customizes a nearly-finished chip by laying down a single metal layer to enable four-week factory delivery and reduce upfront design costs to roughly $20,000–$100,000. eASIC says its chips consume about 10–20% of the power of comparable FPGAs and that a chip design can be completed in a couple of months. The firm has shipped 90-nanometer parts since 2006 and counts customers among the top-20 semiconductor companies as well as consumer-systems firms across applications like portable video, cell phones, base stations, routers, and digital displays. Management, led by CEO Ronnie Vasishta, positions the company to capture share from the traditional ASIC market and to enable lower-volume chip startups. Financially, eASIC had raised $48 million in the new round and $80 million in total to date.