• Redrob

  Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

  Redrob develops a full-stack AI infrastructure that spans proprietary foundation models and end-user applications for functions such as HR, sales, and productivity. Its technical approach—combining Mixture of Experts architecture, aggressive distillation, and quantization—delivers roughly 90 % of flagship model performance at about 5 % of the cost, enabling a 20× price reduction versus incumbents like ChatGPT Pro. The company operates out of San Francisco, New York, New Delhi, Mumbai, and Seoul with a 100-person team. Redrob already serves 3 million users across 500 Indian universities and has generated $7 million in annual recurring revenue, validating its free-to-student, B2C-to-B2B conversion strategy. Graduating students act as internal champions, driving enterprise adoption when they enter the workforce. Looking ahead, management aims to become the world’s third-largest LLM platform by monthly active users by 2028 while deepening penetration of the U.S. enterprise market. The startup positions itself as the “Android to ChatGPT’s iPhone,” emphasizing global accessibility alongside sustainable enterprise economics.

• mAy-I

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

  mAy-I develops machine-learning–based human tracking solutions that analyze CCTV footage to generate insights on demographics, foot traffic, dwell times, behaviors, and product interactions. Its core product is the mAsh video processing AI solution, which processes visitor data from cameras installed in physical spaces. The company positions its technology to help clients understand movement patterns and customer interactions in venues and stores. mAy-I intends to use new funding to support business development, expand its customer base, and enhance its AI capabilities. The company raised KRW 6.0 billion in a Series A round in December 2023. The team lists a company website at https://may-i.io/.

• Typecast (aka Neosapience)

  Participated · Series B · Feb 2022

  Founded in 2017 by former Qualcomm engineers and KAIST graduates, Neosapience develops Typecast, a generative voice platform built on proprietary “smart emotion” technology that analyzes scripts line-by-line to deliver context-appropriate tone and delivery. The system produces highly expressive synthetic voices from only a few minutes of source audio, enabling rich performances that extend well beyond the original recording. More than 2 million registered users—including broadcasters, telecom firms, e-commerce companies, and educators—employ Typecast for content creation and localization. The company is expanding its multilingual capabilities, prioritizing English, Spanish, Korean, and Japanese voices. Neosapience is now moving beyond basic voice generation toward real-time conversational AI that can listen, think, and respond. Recent funding is earmarked for global expansion, continued R&D, and further advancement of its emotionally intelligent speech synthesis.

• Jaranda

  Participated · Series A · Jan 2021

  Jaranda operates an after-school edutech platform targeting dual-income households since October 2017. The company matches children aged 4 to 13 with about 16,000 after-school instructors, known as "Jaranda Planners," as of end-May. Jaranda uses data analysis to maintain the quality of its instructors. Some 77 percent of its customers have used the service for at least three straight months. Founded in June 2016 in South Korea, the company previously raised 900 million won in August 2018 and received seed funding from accelerator Sopoong in March 2017. Most recently it raised 3.1 billion won in a Series A funding round.

• Enfit

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2019

  엔핏 runs the online PT application Mote (모두의 트레이닝), providing personalized training management via a mobile platform. The company intends to use Mote as a foothold to lead the home-training market. It announced an investment of 11억원 from institutional investors. Daekyo Investment and Primer Saje each committed 5억원, and Primer invested 1억원. An investor from Daekyo highlighted the marketability of an online training platform that enables easy, personalized management anytime and anywhere. CEO Kim Daehyung said the funds will be used to develop an online training platform with diverse training content and to expand the service beyond the domestic market to global markets.

No current team members are available.