Participated · Seed · Sep 2023

Kindo is an enterprise AI security platform offering centralized governance, fine-grained access controls, data loss prevention, and audit logging for commercial, open-source, and private AI models. The platform provides API-based orchestration, integration with 200+ enterprise SaaS applications, and support for on-premise, cloud, and hybrid deployments. Kindo targets CIOs and CSOs at mid-size and larger enterprises and already serves multiple customers, including publicly traded companies and Red Rock Entertainment. In conjunction with its recent financing, Kindo acquired the open-source WhiteRabbitNeo cybersecurity model and plans to invest in that community while packaging the model into its product. The company will use the new capital to accelerate product development, advance R&D on AI security and management, expand sales and marketing, and grow the team. Founded in 2022 by Ron Williams, Kindo has raised $27.6M to date and employs 23 people, positioning itself as a neutral orchestration layer for enterprise AI rather than a platform that owns all apps. Kindo is a self-serve AI platform built to give enterprises back-end integration and centralized governance for AI usage. The platform connects to private, open-source and commercial models (including ChatGPT and Google Bard) and supports more than 200 SaaS integrations to enable no-code, AI-powered workflows. Kindo provides security teams visibility and control with PII and content filters (it can filter PII before the AI model sees it), centralized access and permissions, audit logs, and usage analytics for prompts, data and workflows. The company targets functional end users and mid-market customers that lack heavy data-science investments while also engaging larger enterprises. Kindo was co-created by former Google engineer Bryan Vann and former OpenAI employee Margaret Jennings and is led by CEO Ron Williams, who previously ran security teams at Riot Games, Bird and Clover Health. The company started in August last year and raised $7 million in a seed round in June.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2023

Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Synthpop offers an API-first, multi-agent system that combines document intelligence, payer-aware reasoning, conversational voice agents, and an orchestration layer to streamline healthcare administration. The platform integrates directly with EHR, billing, and e-prescribe systems and can automate up to 80 % of business processes such as referrals, prior authorizations, eligibility checks, claims follow-ups, and other patient-access tasks. In production, Synthpop has already processed data for more than 2 million patients and connects with eight major EHR platforms. Customers report that workflows once taking 40 minutes are now completed in under a minute at a cost roughly five times lower than traditional human labor while maintaining full compliance. The company is SOC 2-audited and HIPAA-compliant, positioning it as a secure infrastructure provider within the healthcare ecosystem. With its latest funding, Synthpop plans to expand its team, deepen product capabilities, and move into additional healthcare verticals. Total funding to date stands at $23 million.

Led · Series A · Nov 2022

Ramani provides inventory management systems, procurement and point-of-sale software to micro distribution centers (MDCs), deploying its app on a specialized POS device and printer and surfacing data on computers and WhatsApp. The startup offers these tools for free and plans to monetize primarily through bespoke financial services tailored to the supply chain. Ramani recently received a lending license from the Bank of Tanzania and has launched a 30-day inventory financing product, with plans for a 14-day revolving line of credit allowing distributors to borrow up to $500 interest free. The company says value of goods sold through its platform hit $72 million last year and reported 68% month-over-month GMV growth during that period; this year GMV growth is 36% month-over-month. Ramani currently has 100 active MDCs on its platform and plans to double down in Tanzania while expanding services to Kenya and Uganda. Its stated vision is to create a cloud network of micro distribution centers across Africa and capture a $1 billion lending revenue opportunity in the region.

Participated · Series C · Feb 2021

Eden Health operates a nationally available concierge medical practice that combines telehealth, in-person primary care, behavioral health, and insurance navigation into a single care model. Patients reach a continuous Care Team via chat and video 24/7 and see the same clinicians in-person when needed, enabling ongoing relationships and historical knowledge of patient health. The company distributes services through employers and commercial real estate building landlords and has become a benefits partner for more than 100 employers across finance, retail, real estate, and technology over the past four years. Eden Health raised $60M in a Series C (bringing total funding to $100M) and plans to use proceeds to extend its Virtual Care platform, expand brick-and-mortar medical office presence to several new major U.S. metropolitan areas, and build integrations for third-party healthcare services. The business was launched in 2017 and is led by CEO Matt McCambridge. Eden Health operates a direct-to-employer healthcare delivery model that combines in-person and virtual care for mid-market companies. The company partners with employers to provide integrated benefits including primary care, triage, testing, and workplace health programs. Over four years it has become a benefits partner for more than 33,000 employees across more than 100 employers in industries such as finance, retail, real estate and technology. Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak Eden Health has implemented evidence-based, medically informed plans, real-time monitoring, proactive outreach, and team-based care to support workforce health. It introduced a comprehensive back-to-work program including COVID-19 screening, virtual primary care, PCR testing, on-site antibody testing, immediate triage and patient consults. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Matt McCambridge and recently raised $25M in a Series B round, bringing total funding to $39M. Eden Health is a NYC-based employer-focused provider of integrated primary care, mental healthcare and insurance navigation. The company delivers services via an employee app that pairs workers with a personal care team for 24/7 digital care, same-day in-person visits at its medical office, specialist guidance and referrals, and insurance navigation. Led by co-founder and CEO Matt McCambridge, Eden launched in 2018 and has rolled out to multiple states. The company raised a Series A and intends to use the proceeds to expand its integrated solution nationwide by the end of the year. Eden Health is a New York City-based personal health platform focused on simplifying healthcare for employees and reducing employer expenses. Its platform offers 24/7 digital care (instant chat with providers), same-day in-person care at its clinics, specialist referrals and second opinions, and insurance navigation including prior authorizations and claims support. The company partners with mid-size and high-growth employers such as Yext, Insight Venture Partners, NewsCred and Tapad. The service is currently available in Greater New York City and New Jersey, with plans to expand into additional markets. Led by co-founder and CEO Matt McCambridge, Eden Health raised $4M in seed funding to continue expanding its reach.