Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Quickture is a Los Angeles–based provider of an AI video-editing platform that transforms hours of raw footage into clear narratives in a fraction of the usual time. The software integrates directly with Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro, allowing editors to find key moments, test alternate scenes, assemble rough cuts in minutes, and collaborate interactively. Designed for long-form, dialogue-heavy projects such as reality TV, documentaries, news, sports, and corporate videos, the platform aims to reduce costs and editor burnout while encouraging creative experimentation. In conjunction with its financing, the startup launched Quickture Vision, a visual-analysis engine that lets editors search and edit footage by what is happening on screen and automates many post-production tasks. The founding team includes CEO Irad Eyal, CPO Ron Eyal, CTO Gary Grossman, and CSO Matt Hanna. Quickture has emerged from stealth with $1.9 million in pre-seed funding, providing resources to deepen integrations with Avid and Adobe and to broaden its reach to more creators, studios, and storytellers worldwide.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2023

Niricson, founded in 2020 and based in Canada, digitizes critical infrastructure inspections using robotics, computer vision, acoustics, and machine learning. Its products AUTOSPEX™ and DRONIC™ provide multi-layered defect visualization and predictive maintenance insights for dams, bridges, runways, tunnels and other civil assets. The company serves more than 20 large customers globally, including utilities, governments, and engineering firms, helping them improve safety, decision-making, and maintenance programs. With the Series A funding, Niricson plans to expand its global footprint to make inspections safer, faster, and more efficient. It also intends to accelerate R&D to develop an AI-driven predictive analytics SaaS platform dedicated to managing critical infrastructure assets. The new capital is aimed at scaling operations, product development, and market deployment.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2023

Uniify offers a digital onboarding platform that securely collects financial client data, including income, credit status and identity documents, and surfaces it for credit checks, anti‑money‑laundering and open banking use. The interface is designed for accessibility and to make customer data easy to leverage for regulatory KYC checks. Until this round Uniify had been operating as a bootstrapped company. It has raised €3 million to accelerate hiring and bolster its capacity to expand geographically. The company plans to use the funding to recruit staff and pursue expansion first into the UK, which it cites for its fintech market size and role as Europe’s financial hub. The product and plans are presented as responses to increasing regulatory complexity around digital customer data collection for financial services.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2023

Elements is a mobile-first, client-centric financial monitoring platform that gives clients a mobile app to input financial data and advisors tools to monitor and advise. The platform surfaces 12 key financial vital signs and an Elements scorecard to present a holistic, easy-to-understand view of a client’s financial life. In 2022 Elements introduced a simplified one-page financial plan to let advisors quickly build an actionable roadmap for clients. The company reports roughly 260 advisory firms as clients and achieved 10x year-over-year growth in the number of advisory firms onboarded. Elements recently appointed Carl Richards, CFP, as Chief Brand Officer and hired Wade Anderson as Chief Operating Officer. The company says it will use new capital to continue to scale, innovate, and bring new services to advisors.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2022

Kadence provides a workplace operations platform designed to help enterprises coordinate people and spaces through a single system that combines space management, team scheduling, occupancy insights, and AI-powered automation. The company’s software delivers real-time data and tools that enable organizations to optimize how offices are used and how teams collaborate. In October 2025 Kadence launched SpaceOps, an AI-driven module that lets enterprises model, test, and execute space decisions rapidly. SpaceOps offers scenario planning to forecast costs and capacity, intelligent move-management to orchestrate relocations, and dynamic stack planning with drag-and-drop floor-plan layouts. These features aim to reduce disruption, improve efficiency, and provide financial clarity before changes are made. Fresh capital will be directed toward expanding operations and accelerating product development. The article did not disclose revenue, user numbers, or other operating metrics.