Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Rocapine develops a portfolio of wellness apps that aim to support healthier daily habits by prioritising wellbeing rather than maximizing engagement. Founded in late 2024 by Stanislas Marchand (CEO), Jean-Gabriel Boinot-Tramoni and Sammy Teillet, the company has launched apps across women's health, addiction therapy and nutrition, including Harmony, That Girl and Unchaind. The studio describes its products as designed to "hold instead of hook" and uses AI-driven tools and a testing engine to iterate on app ideas. Rocapine plans to scale its testing engine to 400 apps this year and invest in AI, data and marketing infrastructure to grow category leaders. Its recent $13M Series A provides the capital to execute on these expansion plans.

Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Mendo offers a platform designed to help organisations identify practical AI use cases, encourage adoption across teams and maximise the value of AI initiatives. The company emphasizes bridging AI tools and employees to turn experimentation into measurable business outcomes, and it highlights agentic AI as a shift toward AI orchestrating operations. Early results cited by the company show adoption rates up to six times higher than traditional approaches. Mendo plans to strengthen analytics to better identify high-impact use cases and measure adoption. It also intends to double its headcount from roughly 50 to 100 employees, focusing hires in product, engineering and sales, and to accelerate commercial expansion across Europe. Mendo was founded in 2021.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2023, Edailabs develops EMMA, a mobile application that enables users to practice English through real-time conversations with a personalized 3D avatar driven by conversational AI. The app provides immediate corrections, operates 24/7, and adapts each learning path via a reinforcement-based personalization algorithm. EMMA has attracted strong early traction, amassing more than 500,000 registered users and 20,000 App Store reviews with an average rating of 4.7/5. Users praise its judgment-free environment, flexibility, and high engagement, turning many into organic ambassadors. Edailabs positions EMMA at the intersection of chatbot AI and immersive 3D to capture a share of the global English-learning market of over 1.5 billion potential speakers. Future plans include adding new interactive scenarios, expanding into additional languages, and entering new geographic markets. This roadmap aims to elevate performance benchmarks within the EdTech sector and cement the company’s status as a global player.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

MuchBetter.ai has built a training solution that lets sales and field employees practise pitches with ultra-realistic, AI-generated customer conversations, receive instant feedback, and track progress through integrated performance dashboards. The platform personalises learning paths, offers gamified simulations tailored to specific industries and personas, and supplies managers with analytics, transcripts, and coaching recommendations. It addresses key use cases such as speeding up onboarding, boosting pitch confidence, and ensuring consistent performance across dispersed teams. In less than two years, the company has secured over 30 major enterprise clients, including Bouygues Telecom, Boulanger, Schneider, La Poste, and Philips. Planned enhancements from the new capital include deeper industry-specific scenarios, finer-grained personalisation, and organisation-wide skills management in the age of AI. Although revenue figures are not disclosed, the growing roster of blue-chip customers indicates early commercial traction. The firm positions itself at the intersection of workforce upskilling and AI-driven performance management.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Founded in 2016 by Clément Meslin, Philippe Riveron, Raphaël Droissart and Rémi Lesaint, Edflex offers a digital learning platform that aggregates content from more than 10,000 publishers across 25 formats. Its new product, Edflex Copilot, leverages generative AI to deliver immersive simulations with voice and emotion, granular progress analytics, contextual recommendations and automated skills assessment. The solution integrates natively with tools such as Microsoft Teams, Workday, SAP and 360Learning so that learning occurs inside the flow of work. Edflex serves over 300 corporate customers and 1.5 million users in 140 countries, supported by a workforce of 100+ employees spread across France, Italy, the United States and Canada. The company executed its first acquisition in Italy in 2024 and plans to open a North American office in 2025 while localizing content to meet regional regulations. Its model of continuous, curated learning positions it as a European alternative to large U.S. and Asian digital-learning platforms. Edflex became profitable on its historical markets in 2025 and has now raised a cumulative €32 million since 2021 to accelerate its AI roadmap and international expansion.