Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

ShipIn provides an AI-driven operational intelligence platform for commercial shipping, converting onboard vessel data into actionable insights to improve safety, productivity, and performance. Its platform is deployed by over 90 shipowners across more than 1,300 vessels. The company raised $52 million to expand its AI platform and accelerate growth as the industry adopts more data-driven operations. Investors in the round include Proofpoint Capital, HighSage Ventures, Bling Capital, Framework Venture Partners, Tokio Marine HCC's Future Fund, Zeev Ventures, Munich Re, Atinc, Hyperplane, and Two Lanterns Venture Capital. Two Lanterns has been an investor since ShipIn’s Seed round. The company is led by Osher Perry, who was highlighted in the announcement.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Airspeed provides an execution-layer platform for revenue teams that deploys autonomous AI agents to act on commercial context across calls, emails, tickets, and CRM. Its platform automatically updates systems, flags risks, and generates follow-ups across the revenue workflow to help sales teams move deals forward. The company is led by CEO Adam Liska and CTO Devang Agrawal. Airspeed serves 200 customers across 20 countries. Financially, the company has raised a total of $25M after the $20M Series A. It plans to use the newly raised capital to expand operations and accelerate product development.

Led · Equity · Jul 2025

Quandri’s Renewal Intelligence Platform automates policy reviews, surfaces renewal insights, streamlines requoting, and proactively engages clients for insurance brokerages and agencies. The product includes features such as Policy Checking, Policy Requoting, and Connect to improve retention and drive revenue. Since its last funding round in 2023, Quandri has increased revenue 15X, grown its customer base to more than 100 agencies and brokerages across Canada and the U.S., and expanded headcount fivefold to 75 full-time employees. The company will use the new funding to accelerate go-to-market efforts, increase engineering and AI investments, and expand operations in both Canada and the U.S. For the remainder of 2025 Quandri plans to hire more than 40 people, expand its Vancouver headquarters with a new 15,000-square-foot office, and open a Boston office to serve its growing U.S. customer base. Marquee North American clients include Brokerlink, Western Financial Group, HomeServices Insurance Inc., and BlueRidge Risk Partners. Quandri is a Vancouver, Canada–based startup that builds pre-built digital workers to automate repetitive tasks for insurance brokers and agencies. The company offers three pre-built robots: Renewal Reviewer, a contextual file-naming tool, and Download Director for matching policies, eDocs, claims and verifying producer commissions. Co-founded by brothers Jackson (CEO) and Jamieson Fregeau (president), Quandri focuses exclusively on the North American insurance brokerage vertical today. Its product approach is more ‘robot-as-a-service’ than traditional RPA, with the company pre-building bots so customers do not need to configure or develop automation themselves. The team says it may branch into other verticals in the long run. Financially, Quandri announced an $8.5M Series A and has now raised $10M in total. Quandri builds bots to automate time-consuming, repetitive, and manual tasks for insurance brokers and agents. Launched in early 2021 by brothers Jackson Fregeau (CEO) and Jamieson Fregeau (president) and based in Vancouver, the company currently offers three bots: policy routing, document identification/naming/categorization, and a renewal-reporting bot. Quandri serves insurance brokers in Canada and insurance agents in the United States and claims it has saved firms “thousands of hours” in lost productivity. The startup says demand accelerated after investing in sales and marketing and is on track to generate ten times its 2021 annual recurring revenue (ARR) this year, though it did not disclose specific figures. It plans to use recent funding to expand its team, hiring more Python and machine-learning engineers, and to launch three new bots this fall. Longer term, Quandri intends to move into the carrier space and expand beyond insurance.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2025

Castellum.AI is a financial-crime compliance platform that combines in-house risk data, AML/KYC screening, and explainable AI agents in a single, audit-ready system. Its platform collects sanctions, PEPs, adverse media and other risk data from original sources and uses machine-learning enrichments and AI summaries to accelerate reviews and monitoring. The company reports reducing AML/KYC false positives by 94% and time spent on compliance reviews by 83% out of the box, and cites client results across sponsor banks, community banks, a Fortune 50 firm and crypto exchanges. Castellum.AI’s AI agents passed a CAMS practice exam on the first try, and the company is seeking an official proctored CAMS certification from ACAMS. It plans to deepen integrations with financial institutions through modular implementations that layer AI agents on top of existing tech stacks to reduce switching costs and speed deployments. Detailed audit trails and explainability are emphasized to align deployments with regulator expectations and provide oversight for front-line financial-crime prevention. Castellum.AI offers a global risk data platform for compliance teams, delivering sanctions, PEPs, adverse media and other financial-crime datasets via an online platform, API, or bulk data subscription. Its patent-pending automated data collection, cleaning, standardization and enrichment process updates lists every five minutes and claims to reduce false positives by 80%. Since launching its beta in March 2022 the company has achieved over 1,250% user growth and signed Fortune 500 customers including major banks and insurers as well as global government clients. Over 100 news organizations and NGOs have also used its data for reporting and analysis. The product supports KYC onboarding and rescreening, transaction screening, crypto sanctions screening, supply chain compliance and related use cases. The company plans to use the recent funding to scale product and engineering resources and expand outreach to enterprise customers.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2025

Styx Intelligence offers an AI-first digital risk protection (DRP) platform designed to give organizations visibility into external digital risks and safeguard their digital footprint, reputation, and assets. The company was founded by Karim Ladha and Santosh Nair, who drew on over a decade of joint experience in cybersecurity. Styx emphasizes protections against threats amplified by generative AI, LLMs, and deepfakes and aims to make its tools accessible to both technical and non-technical users. The team positions the product to help enterprises across industries mitigate attacks faster and more reliably. Management says the DRP market is at the cusp of significant growth, and Styx intends to leverage its AI-first architecture and domain expertise to lead that transformation. The company announced an oversubscribed Seed financing to support expansion of its AI-powered capabilities.