Led · Seed · Apr 2026

Resolv develops an AI-native platform that automates identifying, filing and tracking rebates for home services contractors and integrates with ServiceTitan and Housecall Pro. The company also offers upfront rebate financing so contractors receive payment immediately rather than waiting months for reimbursement. Founded by Sam Ruderman and Shane Smith and based in San Francisco, Resolv began operations in 2025. In 2025 it secured roughly $10M in rebates for nearly 100 contractors in California. The company is expanding its product scope into permits, warranty registrations and broader back-office workflows as it builds a single end-to-end platform. The recent Pre-Seed raise will fund expanded operations and development efforts to support that growth.

Led · Series A · Jun 2022

Felux is a digital B2B marketplace and end-to-end supply chain platform that enables buyers and sellers of steel and other metals to source, procure, ship and finance products in a single platform. The company offers a digital supplier onboarding and presence product, a marketplace to buy and sell materials, and a materials and procurement platform for managing quarterly and annual contracts, alongside freight pricing and a suite of financial tools. Felux facilitated $454 million of transactions on its platform in 2021 (up from $64.9 million in 2020) and serves 1,000 customers across 1,700 locations, including Fortune 500 manufacturers, steel mills and service centers across the US, Canada and Mexico. Founded in 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio, the company has raised a total of $24 million in the last 10 months and intends to use the new Series A to accelerate product development, growth and hiring. Felux has begun expanding beyond steel into aluminum and plans to add adjacent markets such as copper, stainless steel and scrap metal, with additional commodities and geographic expansion planned for 2023–2024. The company plans a late-2023 launch into the $460 billion European market. Felux is a B2B marketplace and supply chain platform for the steel and industrial industry that provides tools and software to manage digital commerce, customer relationships, buyer and supplier discovery, logistics services and financing options. The company serves more than 1,500 customer locations covering 95% of the United States, and has a presence in Canada and Mexico. Its customers include Fortune 500 manufacturers, steel mills, and several of the top 50 steel service centers and processors. Felux plans to use new capital to continue expanding operations and its business reach. The company was founded in 2019 by Dallas Hogensen (CEO) and Chris Day (COO) and is based in Cleveland, OH. The article reports that Felux raised $5.1M in seed funding to support its growth.

Participated · Seed · May 2021

Flex positions itself as a private bank for high-net-worth and middle-market business owners, providing multi-currency accounts, stablecoin payment systems and wallets, institutional USD accounts, private credit, business cards across entities, and an AI finance agent called Beacon. The company has launched Flex Global, a stablecoin-powered banking service available in more than 100 countries, with multi-currency accounts in 76 countries supporting 32 currencies. Flex reports strong growth metrics: annualised total payment volume exceeding $10 billion, annualised revenue now in nine figures after tripling since December, and customers using an average of four or more products. Its largest client categories by count are construction, wholesale, and multinational businesses, and it targets an estimated 350,000 high-net-worth business owners in the U.S. and about 3 million worldwide. Flex plans to expand into business finance, personal finance, payments, private credit, and ERP, and to roughly double headcount from ~110 to over 200 within the year.

Led · Equity · Dec 2020

Branch Technology has developed a method called Cellular Fabrication (C-Fab) that 3D prints polymer lattice structures to produce lightweight yet structurally sound prefabricated components. The process uses industrial robotic arms outfitted with polymer extruders mounted on rails to enable a freeform 3D printing system. Their technology is applied to additive construction, enabling the production of prefab components with lattice geometries. The company was reported from Chattanooga, TN. Financially, Branch Technology recently closed a new funding round to support its operations and technology development. Public coverage of the raise appeared via 3DPrint and Massinvestor.