Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Braven develops AI agents aimed at the insurance industry. The company worked closely with a single design partner and spent about six months building the product and commercial playbook before scaling sales. After that period, Braven acquired eight B2B clients within a three-week span. The founder, Carlos Chavez, relocated to San Francisco and pursued in-person outreach such as conference attendance and direct calls to prospective customers. Braven has completed a roughly $5 million seed round from San Francisco VCs according to the reporting. The articles do not disclose revenue figures, valuation, or detailed future product roadmaps.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Odynn offers a white-label, API-driven platform that helps financial institutions and travel companies embed travel, loyalty, and rewards features directly into their products. The system uses AI to personalize offers and drive cardholder engagement, creating new revenue streams for its clients. Current integrations include partnerships with Wildfire, Plusgrade, and Duffel, which extend the platform’s travel and booking capabilities. Odynn’s customer roster already features large enterprises such as ANZ Bank, Flight Centre, Bilt Rewards, Curve, Loop, and Fasten Rewards, underscoring early market traction. The company plans to channel new capital into go-to-market acceleration while scaling its engineering and data science teams to enhance product functionality. Although specific revenue or user metrics were not disclosed, the presence of major financial and travel clients signals meaningful commercial adoption.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2025

Brellium provides an AI platform that helps healthcare providers streamline compliance across millions of patient visits. The platform proactively audits every patient visit, identifying compliance risks before they become problems and notifying clinical teams with clear instructions to correct charts. Clinical teams use Brellium to ensure each patient visit meets payor and clinical quality standards without the manual workload. The company serves customers including Grow Therapy, Rula, Headspace, Hopebridge, Lightfully Behavioral Health and Talkiatry. Led by CEO Zach Rosen, Brellium intends to use the new funding to grow the team and accelerate its product roadmap.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2024

Sigo Seguros operates a digital-first platform underwriting non-standard auto insurance, enabling customers to buy policies in minutes from their phones and avoid onerous downpayment fees. The company targets working-class drivers and initially focuses on Hispanic and Latino communities by offering a full bilingual experience in Spanish. Its underwriting technology has produced profitable loss ratios, distinguishing it from other auto insurtech cycles. Sigo reported over 500% growth in Gross Written Premiums last year and payback periods measured in weeks. The financing is intended to fund expansion into new markets with large immigrant communities and limited suitable insurance options. As part of the investment, Rafael Varela will join Sigo’s board of directors. Sigo Seguros provides bilingual, mobile‑first auto insurance tailored to immigrant and working‑class drivers, with a focus on Latino and Spanish‑speaking communities. The company’s product eliminates additional fees and biased rating factors such as credit score and employment, and offers a bilingual end‑to‑end customer experience. It launched a proprietary product in August 2021 and is headquartered in Texas; the company was founded in 2019. Sigo reports it exceeded prior‑year sales in just the first half of 2023 and sees payback periods measured in weeks and months. The company plans to double its team by the end of the year and use new funding to expand customer‑facing technology, continue digitizing underwriting, and expand into new markets with large immigrant communities. Sigo Seguros is an Austin, TX-based insurtech founded in 2019 that provides affordable auto insurance for Spanish-speaking and immigrant communities. It offers a fully bilingual, mobile-first platform that simplifies the insurance experience and launched its inclusive auto insurance product in August 2021. The company provides transparent pricing without fees or biased rating factors and offers coverage to customers with foreign IDs or licenses. Sigo currently serves Texas and plans to expand into more states in 2023. It recently raised $5.4m in seed funding to expand operations and broaden access to equitable insurance for immigrant and working-class populations. The company has made key hires, including a Vice President of Insurance and a Senior Product Manager, and will continue hiring across insurance, technology, and business functions. Sigo is a managing general agency founded in 2019 that provides auto insurance to underserved immigrant and Latinx customers through a tech-enabled, bilingual, mobile-first direct-to-consumer platform. Headquartered in Jersey City, NJ, the company currently offers coverage in California and Texas. Sigo raised $1.5M in seed funding to support its growth. The company plans to use the funds to continue expanding operations and broaden the reach of its auto insurance product among immigrant and Latinx communities. The startup was founded by Néstor Hugo Solari and Júlio Erdos. No operating metrics were disclosed in the article.

Led · Seed · Nov 2023

Conduiit is a cloud-based FinTech platform that offers a one-stop shop to boost profitability for film and TV productions. The platform integrates payroll, payments, accounts payable, invoicing, tax incentives, and compliance, bridging production finance and corporate finance. Founded by industry veterans Shawn Hamilton and Jason Thurman, Conduiit automates workflows to reduce labor costs and replace fragmented “Frankenstein” toolchains. In its first year the company served 200 customers, ran 30 projects, and oversaw $70 million in transactions, saving users thousands of hours and helping secure millions in tax incentives. Conduiit has delivered projects for major production companies including Amazon, Discovery, Netflix, and HBO. The new funding will be used to advance product development, expand the team, and accelerate its go-to-market strategy. The company aims to bring efficiency, transparency, and greater profitability to production financial operations across the entertainment industry.