Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Aseon Labs develops modular, parking space–sized automated pods designed to inspect, clean, and charge robotaxis to reduce deadhead miles. The units are intended to operate autonomously (with early versions staffed), using cameras, robotic arms, and vision-language-action models to triage issues and decide when to send vehicles to depots. Pods are designed as temporary, relocatable structures that can run on propane generators or connect to existing power/EV charging infrastructure. The company is headquartered in Redwood City, California, and was co-founded by George Kalligeros and Dan Keene, who previously built Pushme, a battery-swap startup acquired in 2020. Aseon’s current team is about six people, and the seed financing will fund five prototypes, team growth to roughly a dozen, and real-estate to pilot a network; it has not yet signed contracts with robotaxi operators but reports broad interest.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Founded in 2020 by Harvard Business School classmates Tina Keshani, Julia Cole, and Sophia Richter, Seven Starling delivers technology-enabled maternal mental-health care. Its platform combines clinical evaluations, medication management, and both individual and group therapy to treat depression, anxiety, and related conditions tied to parenthood. All services are covered by insurance, helping patients access support without prohibitive out-of-pocket costs. The company plans to use new capital to expand into a dozen additional states by the end of 2026. Seven Starling’s care model targets postpartum, infertility, miscarriage, and loss, aiming to close gaps in traditional maternal health services. To date, the startup has raised $21.8 million across three rounds, giving it resources to scale its virtual operations and provider network.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2025

Layer is a hardware-plus-software startup creating a wall-mounted screen engineered specifically for digital art. The $22,000 canvas contains the computing power (including a GPU) needed to run live, code-based artworks at full resolution without compression, enabling each pixel to be governed directly by the artist’s software. Hundreds of digital artists, such as generative art pioneer Casey Reas, are already partnering with the company, and Layer bundles a subscription that automatically sequences their works on the display. Artists receive royalties based on the amount of time their pieces are shown, reflecting the firm’s stated 'artists-first' philosophy. Founder Angelo Sotira, who previously created DeviantArt, designed the product to be plug-and-play and self-sustaining so collectors can leave it running for years without manual updates. Although positioned as a niche, luxury item rather than a mass-market TV replacement, Layer has attracted early venture backing to fund its ambitions beyond hardware into a broader digital art ecosystem. To date the company has secured $5.7 million in capital but has not yet disclosed revenue or user figures.

Led · Seed · Dec 2024

Pin is an AI-powered recruiting platform that automates tedious hiring tasks—sourcing, outreach, follow-ups, and scheduling—acting as a Google-like search engine for talent. The product delivers precise candidate matches and claims recruiters fill roles in about two weeks versus a 44-day industry average, with roughly 70% of recommended candidates accepted into customers' hiring pipelines. Pin serves over 600 customers, signed more than 300 new customers in the past 40 days, and reported a fourfold revenue increase in just over the past 30 days. The platform includes features such as enhanced search filters, LinkedIn InMail integration, phone number lookups, email-signature and unsubscribe automation, and a revamped dashboard with analytics. Pin has achieved SOC 2 Type I compliance and is led by CEO and co-founder Steven Lu, supported by a team with recruiting experience including work behind Interseller. The company plans to use new funding to accelerate product development, expand marketing, and grow the team to meet rising demand.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2024

Findigs develops automated screening and underwriting software that processes rental applications to deliver instant, data-grounded leasing decisions and contractual fraud guarantees. The company’s platform is AI-native and has scaled to manage over 400,000 residential units. Leadership includes Co-Founder and CEO Steve Carroll, VP of Product Chris Diamond, and board member Hugh R. Frater. Findigs plans to expand capabilities for LIHTC and Section 8 affordable-housing workflows and to launch Rent Guarantee products for operators. Financially, the company has raised a total of $80M following the $32M Series C. The business is headquartered in New York City.