Led · Series C · Feb 2026

Nucleus Security offers a cloud-based platform that consolidates asset, vulnerability, and exposure data from more than 200 security and business tools into a single system of record. The software layers business context and AI-driven exploit intelligence to deliver prioritized, actionable remediation plans, replacing traditional vulnerability scanners and home-grown tools that struggle at enterprise scale. Customers use Nucleus to orchestrate exposure management across IT, cloud, application, and OT environments, enabling faster risk reduction and measurable security outcomes. In 2025, the company saw a wave of enterprise replacements, underscoring accelerating demand for its solution. As a FedRAMP-authorized vendor, Nucleus is also positioned for federal and defense contracts. The firm plans to use its new capital to scale go-to-market operations and further enhance its orchestration and automation capabilities, aiming to define the next phase of the exposure management market.

Led · Equity · Mar 2024

Claroty develops an industry-centric cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection platform that delivers asset visibility, exposure management, network protection, secure access, and threat detection across cloud (xDome) and on-premise (Continuous Threat Detection) deployments. In 2025 the company introduced the AI-powered CPS Library, created with Schneider Electric and Rockwell Automation, to improve asset cataloging accuracy, and it has forged strategic alliances with AWS, Google Security Operations, and Parsons' SealingTech. Claroty now serves hundreds of organizations at thousands of sites, including 24 of the Fortune 100, and was named a Leader in Gartner’s 2025 CPS Protection Platforms Magic Quadrant and Forrester’s Q3 2025 IoT Security Wave. The firm reported an 80% valuation jump since its prior financing in March 2024. Recent executive hires include former Ford AI chief Gil Gur Arie as CPO and retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Jen Sovada to head public-sector efforts. Proceeds from the latest round will fund global expansion—both organic growth and acquisitions—as Claroty pursues its goal of building the market’s most comprehensive CPS protection suite.

Led · Equity · Mar 2023

EDITED provides an AI-driven merchandising experience platform that connects business analytics with external market data to help retailers make faster, data-backed product lifecycle decisions. The platform delivers Market and Enterprise Intelligence and automation to help retailers increase margins, generate more sales, and improve predictability for merchandisers. Brands such as Columbia and Inditex use EDITED’s Retail Intelligence products to expedite insights into action. EDITED reported strong, capital-efficient growth last year despite difficult market conditions. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate product development, invest in partnerships, and pursue opportunistic M&A to expand its value proposition to customers. Edited provides a retail tech platform that tracks over 375 million products and 2.5 billion SKUs across the apparel, beauty, and homeware sectors. The platform uses AI, analytics and image and text recognition to understand pricing, discounts, assortments and trends in real time. It is used daily by approximately 50,000 retail professionals across more than 200 brands, serving customers from fast-fashion to luxury, including PUMA, Tommy Hilfiger, Diesel, Ann Taylor and the Arcadia Group. Edited was founded in 2009 by Geoff Watts and Julia Fowler and is based in London. The company recently raised funding to support product innovation, accelerate hiring and expand its global presence. To date the company has raised $34m in total capital. EDITD provides real-time market data and analytics for the fashion and apparel industry. Its platform analyzes more than 50 million product SKUs, tracks over 4,000 global retailers’ webpages with day-to-day updates, and maintains a searchable database of more than 2,000 blogs and 600 million social opinions. The company translates these data into actionable insights to help retailers set price architecture, product assortment and positioning, and avoid investing in the wrong products or quantities. EDITD is used daily by retailers and brands including ASOS, Gap, Gilt Groupe, Missguided, Target and Motel across five continents. Led by CEO Geoff Watts, the company plans to use the funds to hire in key strategic areas in its London, Melbourne and recently opened New York offices. EDITD raised $4.4m in funding from Index Ventures, new investor Frog Capital and other existing backers. EDITD provides a retail monitoring and analytics platform for the fashion industry, mining the social web (blogs, Tweets, Facebook) and the wider web to measure what’s being talked about and what’s selling. The company aggregates more than two million products and captures about 300,000 new opinions daily to identify emerging trends. Brands and retailers use EDITD’s data to improve production planning, pricing, inventory management and competitor intelligence. EDITD positions itself as a big-data play enabled by the rise of social media. The company plans to further develop its product, increase the amount of data analyzed, enter new markets and expand its team globally. The recent $1.6M seed financing led by Index Ventures provides capital to support those plans.

Led · Series C · Aug 2022

Landing operates an industry-first membership model that provides members access to a nationwide network of move-in-ready, furnished apartments with on-call concierge services and two-week notice mobility. The company offers all-inclusive monthly leases and a curated living experience across more than 375 U.S. cities. As of the article, Landing lists over 20,000 available apartments and members have spent over 2.4 million nights in Landing units. The business reported a 380% membership increase year-over-year and a 230% increase in reservations booked directly on its platform, indicating strong demand. Landing plans to use new capital to continue expanding its apartment network to meet growing consumer interest in flexible living. The company was founded in 2019 by Bill Smith and markets its offering as an alternative to traditional, rigid renting models. Landing operates a membership for flexible, long-term living that gives members access to a network of fully-finished urban apartments including studios, one- and two-bedroom units. Apartments come with an on-call concierge service and additional building amenities. The company markets a network model rather than individual leases, with units available in 75 major U.S. markets and growing. Landing was founded in 2019 by Bill Smith, who serves as CEO, and is based in San Francisco. The company says it will use new funding to continue expanding its apartment network into new markets across the country. Its current financing includes both equity and debt components totaling $100M. Landing operates a network of finished urban apartments accessible via a flexible leasing membership, offering studios, one- and two-bedroom units with bespoke furniture, kitchens stocked with essentials and an on-call concierge service. Founded in 2019 by CEO Bill Smith and based in San Francisco, Landing currently has apartments in Austin, Birmingham, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville, New York City, the San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C. The company plans to expand to additional U.S. markets and beyond and aims to be in 30 cities by the end of 2020. Landing has raised $45M in total funding to date. The recent financing will be used to continue its geographic expansion. The business centers on simplifying long-term living through finished, all-inclusive units and concierge services.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2022

peaq is a Web3 DePIN platform building modular DePIN functions for decentralized physical infrastructure networks. Its product roadmap includes Modular DePIN Functions such as peaq ID for self-sovereign machine identities and peaq pay for peer-to-peer payments. The company raised $20 million via a token launch on CoinList, the largest CoinList launch in over two years. The offering was oversubscribed—more than 14,500 community members contributed over $36 million in total—and coincided with 20%+ growth across peaq’s ecosystem. peaq plans to use the funds to bolster ecosystem growth, support community-facing programs, and accelerate development of its Modular DePIN Functions ahead of its mainnet launch. CoinList is finalizing token allocations and will provide token generation event details closer to mainnet. peaq builds a web3 network that hosts decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) — token-incentivized dapps that crowdsource and operate connected real-world infrastructure. It currently hosts 20 DePINs, including Silencio (an app for measuring noise pollution with smartphones) and ELOOP (a Tesla car-sharing fleet). After years of R&D, the company is preparing for a network launch. peaq raised $15M to strengthen its network and ecosystem. The funding will be directed to an Ecosystem Grant Program and to further development of backend functions and a Software Development Kit to help teams build and deploy projects faster. The project aims to shift ownership of mobility, internet and energy infrastructure from corporate to community-owned models. Peaq offers decentralized infrastructure and developer tools for building and monetizing decentralized applications (dapps) for machines, vehicles and devices. The network enables dapps for use cases such as bike and car sharing, electric-vehicle charging and peer-to-peer energy trading. Peaq is built on Substrate and is pursuing a Polkadot parachain to enable cross-chain interoperability and enhanced security. The project plans to introduce machine DeFi, machine NFTs and self-sovereign machine identities so machines can act as sovereign economic actors. Peaq raised $6 million in seed funding to expand its development team and support new product and feature launches. A portion of the funds will also be used to increase awareness ahead of its bid for the Polkadot parachain. Co-founder Till Wendler described the buildout as necessary to prepare for wider Web3 adoption and increased reliance on AI. peaq is a blockchain infrastructure and solution development company founded in 2017 that aims to transform the internet of things into the “economy of things.” The company offers peaq enterprise, focused on blockchain solutions for businesses, and the newly announced peaq network for a public network and token ecosystem. peaq says its enterprise product will use recent funding to expand customer deployments while peaq network funding will support the public network and a planned token offering. Customers include Fortune 100 company NTT and a large German automotive group, which the company cites as validation of its technology. CEO Till Wendler said the team delayed launching a public network to create real-world value for businesses first and will share more information as the peaq network funding round finalises. The firm intends to use the capital to diversify its blockchain solution across enterprise and public network efforts. Led by CEO Till Wendler, peaq develops neutral innovation and transaction infrastructure for decentralized IoT applications and has built its own blockchain infrastructure called DAGchain. A 16-member team researched and developed the technology in Berlin over a three-year period. DAGchain combines blockchain and DAG technology to enable high performance, high security and decentralized operation without high energy consumption. The platform supports conventional programming languages and complies with data protection requirements. In 2020 the company reported revenue of €600k. peaq intends to use the funding to launch a full-scale blockchain platform for the automotive industry and plans to replicate the platform across telecommunications and compliance industries.