Participated · Seed · Jul 2025

Caseflood.ai offers a human-assisted AI intake platform tailored to law firms, combining intelligent agents with an advanced voice AI to manage client intake, scheduling, follow-ups, and receptionist duties. Its 24/7 voice agent, Luna, can hold conversations over 30 minutes, manage inbound and outbound calls, send SMS follow-ups, book paid consultations, and autonomously sign retainers. The company emerged from stealth and is led by CEO Ethan Hilton. Caseflood.ai was part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2025 batch and is based in San Francisco. The startup plans to use new capital to grow its research and engineering team and advance its AI voice agent technology for the legal sector. Financially, Caseflood.ai completed a $3.2M seed raise in July 2025 to fund those efforts.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

Capi Money operates a payments platform that enables businesses across Africa, Latin America and Asia to pay invoices of up to $/€1m issued by international suppliers within 48 hours. The company raised €17.2M in a Series A round to support growth. Capi intends to use the funds to scale its platform. It was founded in 2023 by Mitch Riley, Scott Liddle and Tom Watson. The business is based in London, UK. The funding positions the company to expand its product and market reach across its target regions.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

Ellipsis is an AI developer tool that automatically reviews code and fixes bugs on pull requests using LLM agents. It detects logical errors, security issues, and can enforce a team's style guide; developers can tag @ellipsis-dev to have Ellipsis implement fixes. The system actually executes the code it generates and integrates with GitHub and GitLab to produce working, tested changes. Today over 90 companies across industries use Ellipsis, and the company reports teams using it merge pull requests 13% faster. Ellipsis recently raised a $2M seed round and is recruiting builders to join the team.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2024

Point.me offers an award travel discovery tool and points concierge service that searches over 150 airlines with a proprietary algorithm to uncover the best award flight deals, including first- and business-class fares. The platform works with over 30 loyalty programs, including major credit card rewards, and enables users to filter search results by program, airline, route, and balance. It also provides guided instructions for booking the award itineraries it finds. Led by Adam Morvitz and Tiffany Funk, Point.me positions itself as a search and booking assistance layer for loyalty-program members. The company recently completed a $15M Series B and intends to use the funds to accelerate enterprise growth and expand its services. No revenue or user metrics beyond program and airline coverage were disclosed in the article. Point.me operates a real-time flight rewards search engine and concierge service that checks 33 loyalty programs across more than 150 airlines to surface award flight options. The platform offers a self-serve search tool, full-service concierge, elite status and credit card consulting, with subscription plans (standard $12/month or $144/year, premium $260/year), $5 starter passes, and $200-per-person concierge bookings. Since its February 2022 launch, Point.me has surpassed 1.5 million users and 7.8 million searches. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in New York. It monetizes through consumer subscriptions, starter passes, concierge fees and affiliate relationships, and currently operates in tandem with card issuers including American Express, Bilt, Capital One, Chase and Citi. Planned product work includes AI-based algorithms and predictive technology to highlight likely redemptions and deeper enterprise integrations to expand loyalty-management and B2B offerings. point.me operates a metasearch engine that scans routes on more than 150 airlines and is compatible with over 30 loyalty programs to uncover award-travel options that are difficult to find manually. The product launched out of beta and offers filters by program, airline, and route, plus detailed, step‑by‑step booking instructions. The company provides a self-serve search tool, full-service award concierge, and elite-status and credit-card consulting, with pricing tiers including a $129/year standard plan, a $260/year premium plan, and a $5 24-hour starter pass. point.me was created after founder Adam Morvitz scaled Juicy Miles and was launched in 2019 by Morvitz and co‑founder Tiffany Funk. With the new funding, the company plans to deepen its engineering team and hire additional customer service agents to improve the core product and customer experience. Longer-term product plans in the articles include showing cash prices alongside award options, multi-day searches, personalized recommendations, alternative suggestions to improve flight experience, and using data and AI to become a broader loyalty-management site.

Participated · Series A · May 2024

Kudos offers an AI-powered smart wallet available as an app and browser extension that recommends the right credit card, optimizes payments, and surfaces personalized merchant offers. Its product suite includes MariaGPT (an AI card-discovery tool indexing over 3,000 cards), Dream Wallet for personalized recommendations, and Kudos Boost which delivers extra cash-back across more than 15,000 partner brands and retailers. The company grew from 1,000 beta testers to 200,000 registered users and reports annualized checkout gross merchandise volume north of $200 million. Co‑founders Tikue Anazodo and Ahmad Ismail built Kudos after working together at Google and Affirm, and the team remains lean at 14 employees. Management says the company is still in the early stages of revenue generation. Kudos plans to deploy new funding into additional AI-powered services for its smart wallet and expand MariaGPT into a general-purpose personal finance assistant and a portal that lets members book flights with points. Kudos offers a free Chrome extension and mobile wallet that holds over 3,000 cards, calculates rewards and benefits for each purchase, and recommends the optimal card — including store cards — and helps users apply. The product includes an autofill experience (including CVV) across over 1 million sites and is positioned to be ubiquitous rather than reliant on merchant integrations. The company generates revenue from affiliate fees when consumers complete card applications and from merchant cash-back rewards, which it shares with users. Founders Tikue Anazodo and Ahmad Ismail previously led product at Google and Affirm and built the product from that consumer-payments experience. Kudos has been in beta for three months, intentionally had no waitlist, and is now launching its mobile and desktop browser extension and app. The company reports 36% month-over-month growth and 90% retention, plans to add a cash-back feature across more than 12,000 merchant partners this holiday season, and will grow its team of 11 while focusing the next six months on product improvements and customer acquisition.