Led · Equity · Oct 2025

Spanish startup Aunoa builds and deploys advanced conversational AI agents that blend generative and proprietary models to automate high-volume customer interactions for sectors including banking, logistics, telecom, retail and finance. The platform integrates with existing CRM and ticketing systems, handling use cases like lead capture, customer service and scheduling while emphasizing data governance and regulatory compliance. Aunoa’s solution is already active in 10 countries and supports multiple messaging channels. In 2025, the company reported €2 million in recurring turnover and has grown to a 35-person team. The new capital will help the company scale its commercial footprint across Europe and further enhance its AI capabilities.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

KomboAI builds an AI-powered sales-preparation tool that reads public databases to collect and analyze prospect characteristics and produce concise, easy-to-read summaries and personalized recommendations for sellers. The product creates advanced client profiles, automates contact emails, and helps sales teams follow validated sales methodologies to improve conversion rates and seller confidence. Launched in March, the software is already used by hundreds of salespeople and is reported to have the trust of large corporations. The company plans to use its recent funding to strengthen the product and expand adoption across small, medium, and large companies. Co-founders Ale Pintaudi (CEO) and Ignacio Gaminde (COO) emphasize an approach focused on contact quality over quantity. Financially, KomboAI closed its first external financing with a €700,000 pre-seed round.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2023

Ucademy is a Madrid-based edtech founded in 2021 that helps students prepare for academic tests such as selectivity using short informative video 'pills' complemented by access to teachers 24 hours a day and always-updated notes. The company has integrated and plans to further include AI to personalize the learning and study process. It sells courses across multiple markets and has established itself in 8 countries, reaching a turnover of €2 million. Ucademy recently expanded into Chile and Mexico with University Access exam offerings and plans to open new markets in Spain focused on Healthcare trainings (EIR, MIR) and pre-Selectivity (1st and 2nd baccalaureate). The team aims to maintain prior growth and expects to close 2023 with turnover close to €4 million and a workforce of more than 60 employees. The fresh capital will also be used to improve the technological product and support international expansion and market validation.

Led · Equity · Apr 2023

Tutrocito operates an online shop that sells custom, made-to-measure furniture. The startup has used its initial traction to target international expansion and broader business growth using fresh capital. Since launching in 2021 it has sold over €1 million in furniture and reports average monthly growth of 20%. The company says it has been profitable from day one and expects to generate €7.2 million in revenue in the coming year. Tutrocito is based in Seville, Andalucía, and co-founder María Coronel is named in company materials. New funding will be directed primarily toward accelerating international expansion and scaling operations.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2022

Lubets is a 100% Spanish intimate-cosmetics brand founded in 2019 by Alicia Zurita that makes sensation-enhancing gels in a pocket format. The product line—marketed as sex gels—seeks to shift use from pathology to free, experiential enjoyment and has disrupted the traditional lubricant market. The company has support from backers including Tom Horsey, Juan José Mostazo, Tomaso Cremoseni and Alma Ventures, and has closed distribution agreements such as with Aurovitas to enter the pharmacy channel. Lubets has also expanded internationally, breaking into Saudi and Asian markets. The recent financing will be used to consolidate expansion in pharmaceuticals and the mass‑market channel and to target presence in more than 5,000 pharmacies by year‑end. Management expects to close the year with about double the number of orders initially projected and says it has exceeded plans in talent, points of sale and turnover.