Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Capsa AI develops an AI platform that creates a unified knowledge layer across a private capital firm's existing systems (CRMs, Outlook, SharePoint and proprietary sources) to make institutional information searchable and accessible through AI-powered workflows. The technology captures how a fund operates and encodes that operational knowledge to streamline sourcing, due diligence, portfolio monitoring and back-office functions. Its platform is already used by several large private capital firms and indexes millions of internal documents, conversations and records while meeting enterprise security and compliance requirements. Capsa AI was founded by Danyal Oezduezenciler and Callum Downie. Financially, the company has raised $18 million in a Series A and $20 million in total to date. Capsa AI plans to expand into the U.S., grow engineering and go-to-market teams, and continue developing its agentic AI and indexing capabilities.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Founded in 2023 and led by Fryderyk Wiatrowski and Peter Albert, Viktor provides an AI coworker that operates via Slack and Teams to perform tasks for companies. The solution connects to more than 3,000 workplace tools, including Google Drive, Meta Ads, Airtable and Notion, and is used to create reports, dashboards, apps, campaigns, code and recurring automations. Viktor sells access to an AI that can be used by anyone in a company and claims it saves companies millions of dollars. The company is based in Warsaw and Munich and also maintains an office in New York City. Following the $75M Series A, Viktor plans to accelerate its global rollout and expand product capabilities.

Participated · Series B · May 2026

Founded in Istanbul by Bekir Batuhan Çelebi, Mehmet Çalım, and Mustafa Fırtına, Grand Games develops hybrid casual mobile games designed for short daily play sessions. The company focuses primarily on puzzle titles and combines accessible gameplay mechanics with a data-driven product development approach. Grand operates through five autonomous internal studios that grant teams ownership over product decisions while the founding team provides strategic support. Its games, including Magic Sort! and Car Match, have reached millions of downloads and the company has recorded fivefold year-over-year revenue growth. Grand has raised a total of $103 million to date across three rounds completed within two years of founding. The company plans to scale marketing, grow existing titles, launch new games, and expand its Istanbul-based team as it broadens its international presence.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Interloom builds a continuously evolving “context graph” that stores decisions and outcomes from past work, enabling AI agents and employees to reference prior resolutions. The platform captures tacit operational knowledge from real-world workflows to reduce knowledge loss from workforce changes. Interloom positions this persistent memory layer as a way to give AI agents company-specific context and improve automation of complex processes. Founder and CEO Fabian Jakobi emphasizes grounding AI decisions in successful past resolutions with expert oversight. The company recently raised $16.5 million in a seed round to further develop the platform, enhance its AI memory capabilities, and expand its enterprise automation offerings. No revenue, user metrics, founding year, or location were disclosed in the article.

Led · Seed · Oct 2025

VitVio builds an AI-powered platform that fuses computer vision and ambient sensing to generate a live 3D model of the operating room, showing exactly who is doing what, when and why during surgery. The system automatically logs surgical phases, coordinates staff assignments, prepares operative notes, and issues real-time alerts for deviations from standard procedure. Anonymized, end-to-end-encrypted data flows into a secure dashboard integrated with hospital information systems, giving administrators actionable insights on utilization, case flow, and resource allocation. These analytics help hospitals pinpoint bottlenecks, reduce waste, and sharpen scheduling precision, resulting in measurable efficiency and financial impact. All patient data is anonymized at the point of capture to protect privacy. With fresh capital, the company plans to accelerate commercialization across U.S. hospitals and expand its engineering, operations, and other key teams. VitVio has raised a total of $10 million to date. The company was co-founded by CEO Thomas Knox, CTO Dr. Peter Rennert, COO Maks Kozarzewski, and CPO Aleks Pajewski.