• Ampaire

  Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

  Ampaire develops hybrid-electric retrofit systems that combine electric propulsion with conventional engines for existing commercial aircraft to lower fuel burn, reduce emissions and cut airline operating costs. The company has demonstrated its technology in flight and is pursuing product certification and scaled production. Ampaire plans to use the new Series B proceeds to accelerate commercialisation, build supply chains, expand manufacturing and scale operating capabilities. It has engaged with airlines and industry partners, including participation in an IAG-run accelerator where it explored hybrid-electric auxiliary power unit (APU) solutions. Investors in the latest round include IAGi Ventures, Alaska Airlines and DiamondStream Partners. The company positions its offerings as practical retrofit options for aircraft already in service.

• SyntaxBio

  Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

  Syntax Bio develops a CRISPR-based Cellgorithm™ platform intended to program and accelerate stem cell differentiation to enable scalable cell therapies. The company is advancing a pancreatic beta cell therapy candidate for type 1 diabetes and plans to fund preclinical proof-of-concept studies with proceeds from its expanded Series A. Syntax Bio has publicly reported a collaboration with Mayo Clinic, received a grant from Breakthrough T1D, and published peer-reviewed research in Science Advances describing its technology. Financially, the company expanded its Series A to $14.4 million, bringing total funding to over $25 million. Leadership changes accompanying the financing include a CEO who joined in 2025 and new executive, board, and scientific advisory appointments to support translational development and commercialization. The company positions its platform as a way to replace slow, labor-intensive differentiation processes with a programmable approach to generate functional cells at scale.

• ConeLabs

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

  ConeLabs develops a digital infrastructure inspection platform that converts field imagery into detailed 3D models, automatically detects structural defects, and generates structured engineering reports. Its system is used by engineering firms and public agencies to speed inspections, reduce manual workload, and standardize asset condition data for maintenance decisions. The company participated in the Techstars accelerator program in 2023 and is led by founder and CEO Albert Mansour. ConeLabs aims to replace manual, paper-based inspection workflows with faster, data-driven processes. Following the $1.5M pre-seed raise, the company plans to use the capital to expand sales and scale its presence in infrastructure markets.

• Sage Haven

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

  Sage Haven offers a messaging and voice calling app designed as a slow, protected on-ramp for children’s first years online. The product includes AI moderation that blocks harmful messages before they are sent, AI nudges to encourage kinder communication, and a parent hub that lets caregivers approve contacts, monitor messages, and receive AI-powered alerts and weekly recaps. Children receive a free Sage Haven number that aggregates messages from iMessage, Google Messages, and other platforms so kids are protected regardless of what other families use. The company was founded and is led by Kate Doerksen and her sister Anne (Anne Pizzuti) and announced it is live following a beta period. Sage Haven is registered as a Public Benefit Corporation to legally prioritize kids’ mental health and well-being. The articles do not provide revenue, user, or valuation metrics.

• LineWise

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

  LineWise builds a multi-agent industrial AI platform that ingests sensor data, event logs, OEM manuals, and past fixes to deliver rapid root-cause analysis and troubleshooting guidance. The company positions its system as a 24/7 “virtual engineer” to reduce unplanned stoppages and defect-driven losses in factories. LineWise has secured five paid pilots with large manufacturers, including NASDAQ-listed leaders in packaging, food & beverage, and consumer electronics. The company will use the $1.1M pre-seed to scale its AI engineering platform, expand operations across North America and Asia, and enhance defect prevention and troubleshooting capabilities. LineWise was founded by Tanachart (James) Kujareevanich, Zhichu Ren, and Wenbo Zhang and is based in San Francisco, CA.

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