Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Predoc is an AI-native, full-service platform that replaces manual Health Information Management with intelligent, end-to-end automation. It connects and transforms all formats and sources of clinical data, including faxed medical record PDFs, into digestible clinical insights intended to amplify clinical judgment. The platform integrates within existing healthcare workflows and already supports top oncology groups, research networks, and virtual care providers. Predoc reports it can reduce downstream clinical review time by as much as 70%. The company plans to use the new funding to accelerate expansion into additional Health Information Management workflows and to target new enterprise healthcare organizations. Predoc was founded by Nishant Hari, Dr. Kaushal Kulkarni, Dr. Priya Mehta, and Alex Daniels and is based in New York City.

Led · Seed · Jan 2025

Indigo is an AI-powered platform that centralizes home offer negotiations, providing real-time offer intelligence, collaborative workflows (Home Checkout), and Contracts AI to manage communications, bidding, and contracts from introduction to close. The company plans a national expansion in 2025 across markets that represent 75% of US home transactions. Indigo launched recently and in the three months following launch exceeded 20% market share of home offers in its initial markets. The company reports a 35% increase in offer accept rates and a 40% improvement in on-time closings after using its platform. Indigo positions itself to address a $2 trillion home offer market that it describes as manual and disjointed, aiming to automate administrative overhead and increase transparency and speed for agents, buyers, and sellers. The founding team—Shaival Shah, Wei Gan, Paul Kim, and Frances Bryant—previously built Ribbon, an all-cash offers platform that facilitated over $20 billion in offers annually.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

Latii operates a managed marketplace and supply-chain automation tool that lets U.S. customers source precision-made, design-forward windows and doors from fabricators in Latin America, Southern Europe, and North Africa. The company targets luxury architects, high-end dealers, and builders, claiming savings of up to 60% while maintaining quality and offering access to specialty aluminum and steel fenestration styles. Latii says it has worked with customers in Texas and facilitated more than $1 million in orders in the past twelve months, and has validated product-market fit and unit economics. Leadership (CEO Santiago Bueno and COO Juan Pascual) plans to use new capital to develop and launch AI-powered tools, including an automated quoting engine, to streamline quoting and production processes. The company is positioning its technology to scale U.S. expansion across the Pacific Northwest, Mountain Region, and the New York Tri-State Area. Latii frames its opportunity within the $1.7 trillion U.S. construction market and the $65 billion window and door market.

Led · Series A · May 2024

Honey Homes operates a subscription membership that delivers ongoing home upkeep and maintenance through dedicated handypeople who visit members twice-monthly. The service is supported by a mobile app where members chat with the team, manage tasks, and book appointments. The company has built proprietary tools including Home Health, which customizes preventative maintenance schedules, and AI-driven internal tools to improve handyperson efficiency and punctuality. Founded in 2021, Honey Homes has completed over 60,000 member tasks across more than 30,000 handyperson visits for over 1,000 members. The business recently launched in Los Angeles (its third market) and plans to expand across California and Texas in 2024 while introducing new service offerings. Honey Homes has now raised over $21 million to date to fund growth and product development. Honey Homes offers homeowners a membership (priced at $200 per month or $2,000 per year) that matches them with a dedicated, salaried handyperson who visits at least once a month to handle maintenance, repairs and installations. The service is managed through an app where homeowners create to-do lists, schedule appointments and get paired with specialists when needed. The company emphasizes employee consistency and quality by employing handypersons as salaried staff who receive benefits (including parental leave and paid time off) and by operating a training program called Honey Homes University. Founded in 2021 by Vishwas and Avantika Prabhakara with Katie Pham and Rory O’Connell, Honey Homes launched its first beta customers in August 2021 and is currently available to single-family homeowners in San Francisco Bay Area suburbs and has begun operations in Dallas. The startup employs 45 people (including 25 handypersons), has grown to more than 500 members, completed over 20,000 tasks, grew members 8x in 2022 and has nearly doubled membership so far this year. While focused on suburban single-family homes today, the company plans to eventually expand into urban centers.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2024

Shepherd combines proprietary AI underwriting, real-time construction data integrations (partners include Procore, Autodesk, OpenSpace, DroneDeploy and Samsara), and industry expertise to price commercial property and casualty coverages for construction and infrastructure projects. The platform functions as a managing general underwriter (MGU), retaining underwriting authority while partnering with large carriers to deliver capacity. Shepherd offers products including general liability, commercial auto, and builder's risk, and has expanded into renewable energy and power verticals. The company has grown revenue more than 7x in the past 24 months, serves over 600 customers, has issued 1,500+ policies, and insures more than $400 billion in project value. Shepherd is pursuing a roadmap toward fully autonomous underwriting, aiming to shift underwriters from processors to portfolio orchestrators while scaling capacity and pricing precision.