Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Multiplier builds a customized coding agent platform engineered for fundamental equity hedge funds, deploying adaptable coding agents that integrate with a fund’s internal documentation, structured financial models, and external unstructured communication streams. The platform functions as an automated investment assistant that handles information triage, generates data visualizations, and tracks portfolio exposure overnight. Multiplier claims its system enables analysts to double their stock coverage depth while working toward replacing traditional terminal subscription overhead. The company was founded by Ian McInnis, Ben Finch, and Ryan Winkler and is positioned to deepen in-person implementation with hedge fund clients through a planned headquarters relocation to Midtown East, New York City. Its recent $6M seed raise will fund engineering hires and high-performance token compute capacity to support product development and deployments.

Led · Seed · Apr 2025

Cuttable is an AI creative agency built specifically for growing online businesses, offering a fully automated platform that can generate hundreds of on‑brand, performance‑ready ads in minutes. Powered by AI and creative expertise, the platform aims to speed up ad production for brands and agencies. Since launching in early 2025, the company reports more than 50 e‑commerce brands have adopted the platform. Cuttable says it will use the new funding to expand its AI platform and scale product capabilities. Financially, the company completed a seed extension of A$4.5M, bringing total seed funding to A$10M. Augur provides a predictive threat prevention platform that uses AI to monitor global internet activity, profile attacker behaviors, and map attack infrastructure. The system analyzes global internet infrastructure and detects early signs of malicious intent months before attacks go live. Augur reports a near-zero false positive rate (0.007%), and its solution integrates into customer environments to automate enforcement or surface intelligence for human review. The platform is in use by financial institutions, global energy providers, healthcare, telecommunications and critical infrastructure operators. Led by CEO Joe Lea, the company intends to use the new funding to expand development of its platform.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2025

Gradial builds an agentic execution platform and cloud infrastructure layer that automates end-to-end digital marketing workflows—such as brand compliance, asset tagging, accessibility QA, and multi-variant page assembly—directly inside existing enterprise content management systems. Led by CEO Doug Tallmadge and based in Seattle, the company serves Fortune 500 customers including AWS, Prudential, T-Mobile, Vanguard, and Kaiser Permanente. Gradial reported a tenfold expansion in annualized recurring revenue over the last year and has raised more than $110M within the past 16 months. The company plans to expand its AI engineering teams, grow global enterprise sales, and scale cloud infrastructure to support faster asset generation and cross-platform publishing following the Series C.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2024

gaiia provides an AI-native platform that replaces fragmented legacy OSS/BSS tools with a single, customizable system covering billing, provisioning, account management, field service, and AI-driven workflows. The company reports customers have run more than 10 million workflows on the platform and that workflow execution grew 10x in the past year. Founded by the team behind oxio and headquartered in Montreal, gaiia leverages operator-led DNA and a commercial model that includes free migrations and forward-deployed engineering. That approach typically brings operators live in 4 to 6 months. gaiia serves a range of operators across fiber, fixed wireless, cable, MVNO, and B2B segments, including Cogeco and Greenlight Networks. The company has achieved three consecutive years of more than 3x revenue growth and plans to use recent funding to expand AI agents, field service, productized migrations, and customer success.

Participated · Seed · May 2024

Founded in 2023 by Ian Crosby and Adam Saint, Vancouver-based Teal supplies vertical SaaS vendors and SMB platforms with APIs and tooling that embed full-featured accounting directly into their products. Its platform lets small-business end users view real-time cash-flow data, track product profitability, file taxes, and connect with live bookkeepers. Beyond the developer tools, Teal also offers white-label services spanning bookkeeping, tax filing, and CFO-level support. The company positions itself as the accounting back-office for software providers that want to deepen their financial features without building them from scratch. Teal’s infrastructure approach targets a growing segment of SaaS businesses that seek embedded finance capabilities. The startup has secured $8 million in seed funding, giving it initial resources to expand product development and customer acquisition.