Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Seapoint provides a financial operations management platform that integrates accounting, treasury, payroll, expense management and reporting into a single system for startups. The company also offers embedded financial products including multi-currency accounts, payments, cards, treasury and FX to help customers consolidate fragmented finance stacks. Led by CEO Sean Mullaney and based in Dublin, Seapoint has positioned itself as an AI-native solution for automating financial administrative tasks. The business has raised €7.5M in Seed funding in April 2026, bringing total funding to €10M in just over a year. Proceeds from the latest round are planned for expanding operations and accelerating development efforts. Michael McFadgen of lead investor 13books will join Seapoint’s board.

Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

Unleash offers an autonomous feature management and experimentation platform that functions as a control layer for AI-driven software delivery. Its open-source solution lets engineering teams toggle features, conduct full-stack experiments, and perform instant rollbacks, reducing downtime and governance risks when code ships rapidly. The platform has become the world’s largest open-source FeatureOps ecosystem, amassing over 13,000 GitHub stars and more than 40 million downloads. Unleash powers billions of daily feature-flag evaluations and counts highly regulated enterprises such as Prudential, Lloyds Banking Group, Wayfair, and Lenovo among its customers. Financially, the company has doubled annual recurring revenue for three consecutive years and maintains a 140% net revenue retention rate across more than 500 paying customers. With fresh capital, Unleash plans to accelerate product innovation in autonomous end-to-end feature management and expand its global footprint, particularly in compliance-heavy sectors. Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, the company positions itself as the fail-safe release infrastructure bridging AI speed with human oversight.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Toyo is building OpenClaw, a cloud-based platform where secure, sandboxed AI agents handle day-to-day business tasks such as research, outbound outreach, website creation, metrics analysis, and workflow management across integrated SaaS tools. The system runs in isolated cloud environments on Cloudflare infrastructure, enabling the agents to function as a 24/7 operational team without exposing sensitive data. Aimed at non-technical operators, Toyo eliminates the need for in-house technical staff to manage these processes. The founders—Damien Tanner, Stuart Bowness, and Aidan Hornsby—are positioning the product as an all-in-one operational backbone for startups and small businesses. With newly raised capital, the company plans to enhance its infrastructure, strengthen its security architecture, and onboard early design partners. Although revenue and user numbers were not disclosed, the company’s immediate focus is on scaling the platform’s capabilities and expanding its customer base. Toyo operates out of London, UK and targets the broader market of AI-driven business process automation.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Stanhope AI is developing a brain-inspired system called “Active Inference,” which lets machines learn and adapt on the fly rather than depending on large, static datasets like those used by current LLMs. This adaptive capability targets mission-critical applications across autonomous systems, defence technology, industrial automation, and embedded devices where efficiency and reliability are paramount. The company is led by CEO Professor Rosalyn Moran alongside Professor Karl Friston, both noted researchers in computational neuroscience. With its technology, Stanhope AI aims to bridge the gap between biological cognition and machine learning, offering more efficient and resilient AI solutions. The startup plans to use newly secured capital to accelerate product development and scale operations. To date, its external financing totals $8 million, and no additional operating metrics such as revenue or user figures have been disclosed.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

Tucuvi offers an AI Care Management platform built around conversational agents such as LOLA, a voice-AI that conducts patient phone calls, executes clinical workflows, and escalates cases to human staff when necessary. The system currently supports more than 50 care workflows, including post-surgical follow-ups, chronic-care management, screenings, scheduling, and medication adherence. According to the company, its technology has already completed over 300,000 patient calls and is deployed in more than 60 healthcare organizations across Europe. By automating documentation and integrating with existing health-system operations, Tucuvi aspires to ease staffing pressures while maintaining clinical quality. Founded by CEO María González after a personal experience with a hospital error, the firm positions safety, auditability, and regulatory compliance as core design principles. With fresh funding, Tucuvi plans to accelerate expansion throughout Europe and enter the U.S. market. Prior to the latest raise, it had secured between $3 million and $3.5 million in earlier funding.