Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Zellify offers a platform designed to let app developers bypass traditional app-store fee structures by distributing apps directly to users and managing pricing and growth strategies. The company says its technology enables seamless integration and a better user experience for developers seeking alternatives to crowded app-store ecosystems. Zellify aims to particularly help smaller developers increase visibility and retain more revenue by reducing dependence on major app stores. Financially, the company recently secured a €3.1 million Seed round backed by prominent tech investors including Fredrik Hjelm. The coverage does not disclose revenue, user counts, or prior financing rounds. Zellify plans to use the seed financing to build out and scale its platform and growth tools.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Pie Systems develops PIE VAT, a software platform that digitizes duty-free tax refunds while using the resulting data and network to link travelers with retail and hospitality businesses. The company positions itself as a broader "travel platform" that can redefine the shopping experience for inbound tourists and open new marketing channels for merchants. Originating in Japan, Pie Systems sees vast headroom in the inbound travel market, which it notes is second only to the automotive sector in size. By streamlining VAT refunds and aggregating transaction data, the firm aims to drive higher tourist spending and deliver actionable insights to partners. Pie Systems recently secured a USD 15.5 million Series A round, the only publicly disclosed financial metric to date. The fresh capital is intended to accelerate growth and expand the platform’s global footprint. To support this expansion, the company is actively hiring and seeking additional corporate partners.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Founded in December 2024 by Zego alumni Sean King and Sven Sabas, Dragonfly offers an AI-driven software discovery platform for businesses. The product employs an evolving knowledge graph to deliver verifiable, impartial recommendations tailored to a customer’s existing tech stack, strategic goals, and growth trajectory. By streamlining the evaluation and implementation process, the platform aims to reduce decision time and improve software ROI for its users. Dragonfly’s technology focuses on combining real-time data with contextual insights to surface optimal solutions instantly. In October 2025 the company secured £2.6 million in pre-seed financing, its first disclosed round of external capital. Proceeds will be allocated to expanding operations and accelerating product development. No revenue, user, or other operating metrics have been disclosed to date.

Led · Equity · Sep 2025

Predicti is a Danish fintech founded in 2022 that enriches banks’, insurers’, and pension providers’ client data with public-registry information and machine-learning models to forecast life events such as property purchases or relocations. Its fully API-enabled platform converts these predictive signals into real-time product recommendations across digital channels and advisor workflows, helping institutions become more proactive while cutting churn and manual effort. The offering is organized into three pillars—Data (up-to-date registry data and derived variables), Life Events (forward-looking signals), and Advisor (automation to match customers with relevant products). Headquartered in Aarhus with hubs in Copenhagen and Lithuania, the company is currently expanding across the Nordics. Recent funding is being directed toward scaling the technology and broadening market reach. No operating metrics such as revenue or user numbers were disclosed in the article.

Led · Seed · Sep 2025

Founded in 2024, Miru is building a unified investigation platform that turns the fragmented data and toolsets common in security operations into a native knowledge graph. This structure allows analysts and Miru’s AI agents to pull the right data, correlate alerts and automate deep-link analysis across domains. A feature called “Agentic Dispatch” enables fully autonomous investigations that can scale with the volume of security alerts. The company’s engineering base is in Europe with a small R&D hub in Ireland, while its headquarters is in San Francisco. Miru’s founding team previously held senior security roles at eBay, Meta, Circle and various government agencies, giving them firsthand experience of the data-chaos problem they aim to solve. The freshly raised capital will go toward accelerating R&D and pushing the platform into customers’ hands. No revenue or user metrics have been disclosed to date, but the product is reportedly already in use by advanced investigative analysts. Miru positions itself as the defining investigations tool for the AI era.