• MaxHome

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

  MaxHome.AI develops an intelligent, AI-first platform tailor-made for residential real-estate brokerages. Its operating system streamlines document management, compliance checks and transaction coordination, eliminating many of the manual, time-consuming tasks that typically burden agents. By reducing operational overhead, the software gives real-estate professionals more time to focus on client relationships and deal execution. The product targets brokerage back offices, promising lower costs and faster closings through workflow automation. Founded by Divya Aathresh and headquartered in San Francisco, the startup positions itself as the digital infrastructure layer for modern brokerages. Although the company has not disclosed revenue or user metrics, it has attracted multiple venture investors and has now raised a cumulative $7 million to accelerate product development and market expansion.

• Theo Ai

  Participated · Seed · May 2025

  Theo Ai is a Palo Alto-based technology company that delivers an AI-powered prediction engine to help Am Law 200 firms and in-house legal teams assess the likely outcomes of litigation. Its models are trained on historical case data and enriched with real-time analytics, enabling attorneys to obtain accurate, actionable insights before deciding strategy. The platform was designed by a combined team of technologists and seasoned legal professionals, including former general counsels from Bristol Myers Squibb, DocuSign, GoDaddy and other major enterprises. With its newest capital, the company plans to accelerate AI capability expansion, grow its engineering headcount, and continue refining its predictive analytics offering for the legal market. Since inception it has secured more than $10 million in funding, including a $4.2 million seed round completed in May 2025. Board representation now includes PT Ungvichian of Run Ventures, reflecting the firm’s lead role in the most recent financing.

• Airship

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

  Airship is building a point-of-sale software for HVAC contractors that surfaces information on incentive programs, energy-efficient heat pump rebates, and other data to help close larger sales. The product is designed to be intuitive and easy to adopt for contractors who still rely on pen and paper. Airship is positioning an enterprise-grade solution to sell to the growing number of private equity-backed HVAC rollups. The company is currently in beta with 10 design partners and plans an initial launch in November followed by a wider rollout early next year. Airship emerged from stealth alongside a partnership with ServiceTitan and has raised a $4 million pre-seed round. The startup plans to use the capital to hire and continue building the product and to expand the platform into payments, warranty management, and subscriptions; average users have increased ticket size by 20%.

• Integrated Projects

  Participated · Seed · May 2023

  Integrated Projects provides digitization services through its Integrated Projects Exchange (IPX) platform, which helps customers scan, verify, view, and quantify building materials and equipment. IPX offers two digitization services: SCANIT, which mobilizes LiDAR scan technicians to create construction-grade 3D scans, and BIMIT, which processes 3D scans into IPX-verified models. Owners can use IPX-verified models to generate 2D and 3D plans, view virtual tours and photos, and quantify onsite materials and equipment. In 2022 the platform digitized more than 1,700 buildings for landlords, architects, and Fortune 500 companies across homes, skyscrapers, schools, hospitals, industrial warehouses, and retail centers. Channel partnerships with 3D scanning companies like Matterport and Sitescape FARO have expanded IPX’s reach across North America, Europe, and Australia. The company intends to use the new funds to expand IPX’s digitization capacity from six to 60 buildings a day. Integrated Projects is led by founder and CEO Jose Cruz Jr.

No current team members are available.