• Inner AI

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

  Founded in 2023 and headquartered in São Paulo, Inner AI builds AI-powered productivity and business automation tools. Its platform integrates more than 50 AI models, including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, into a single workspace. The company serves enterprise clients such as Embraer, Vivo, Sabesp, and Bayer. Inner AI’s second product, Squad.com, is an autonomous, collaborative AI agent platform designed to enable always-on digital workers across business functions. The company plans to use proceeds from its Seed round to accelerate the launch and development of Squad.com. Following the Seed, Inner AI has raised a total of R$42 million.

• Lerian

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

  Founded in 2024, Brazil-based Lerian builds an open-source ledger that serves as the core banking system of record, recording, reconciling and auditing transactions. Around this ledger, the company offers complementary, modular products such as onboarding and compliance orchestration, real-time transactional risk assessment, and automated regulatory reporting and operational analytics. The platform is designed to serve both early-stage fintechs and high-volume, regulated financial institutions. Lerian plans to use artificial intelligence to deepen its product capabilities and will invest in technology, go-to-market and customer success functions with the new capital. In the near term, management aims to grow its Brazilian customer base and commercialize additional products, while medium-term plans (24-36 months) include expansion into other Latin American countries and the United States. The company positions itself as a modern, open-source alternative for critical financial infrastructure.

• Liquid

  Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

  Liquid develops an artificial-intelligence platform that streamlines and automates credit decisions for real-estate developments. By optimizing sales processes, improving portfolio performance, and unlocking additional value for developers and CFOs, the software makes access to project capital faster and more data-driven. The company positions its technology as a tool that brings agility and intelligence to real-estate financing workflows. Liquid plans to use newly secured capital to expand its geographic and commercial reach while accelerating product development. Although no specific revenue or user metrics were disclosed, the business is focused on scaling operations with its recent funding. The emphasis on AI-driven credit analysis suggests a strategy of differentiating through advanced data capabilities. Near-term objectives center on broadening market penetration in Brazil’s property sector and refining the platform’s credit-automation features.

• deco.cx

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2024

  Deco.cx builds an open-source front-end development platform for Deno, JSX and Tailwind that runs on a global edge infrastructure, designed to give brands more control over their website front ends. It targets developers of growing e-commerce brands by bridging the gap between basic no-code site builders and complex full-code setups, and includes drag-and-drop and natural language tools. The company says clients see, on average, a 5x increase in PageSpeed score and a 30% increase in conversion rates. Since its concept launched in October 2022, Deco.cx has signed over 65 clients, including Grupo Reserva, Osklen and Zee.Dog, and amassed a community of more than 2,400 web developers and 36 system integration partner agencies. The team plans to use new capital to inject AI across the platform, hire additional engineers, and expand into new markets—particularly the United States—with ambitions to become the “new WordPress.”

• Bakery Tech

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2023

  BakeryTech offers a platform where bakeries upload purchase histories so the company can use data-analysis to match them with suppliers and secure better purchasing conditions. The platform also guarantees payment to suppliers, reducing counterparty risk and enabling healthier end-to-end transactions. The company was founded at the end of 2020 by Bruno Marques and Edgar Júnior, who have expertise in the food-service sector. BakeryTech reports nearly 100 clients—more than 80 in Espírito Santo and the remainder in the metropolitan area of Belo Horizonte—with some customers reportedly saving up to 20% on purchases. The startup positions itself to modernize a large Brazilian bakery market that grew 14.4% in 2022 and moved R$121 billion across more than 70,000 establishments. With the new funding, BakeryTech plans to focus on platform development and expand its network of bakeries and suppliers in Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais.

No current team members are available.