• Wealthyhood

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

  Founded in 2020, Wealthyhood builds a mobile investment platform that blends education, savings vaults, commission-free trading and an autopilot feature to simplify long-term investing. The company currently counts more than 60,000 users in the UK and over 10,000 in Greece only months after launching there. Beyond its direct-to-consumer offering, Wealthyhood is beginning to license its tech stack to traditional banks, positioning itself as the underlying engine for institutions looking to serve younger, tech-savvy customers. Key product pillars include personalised portfolio construction, automated rebalancing and AI-driven recommendations. With fresh capital, the team plans to deepen its AI capabilities, expand across additional European markets and enhance its B2B integrations. Co-founders Alexandros Christodoulakis and Konstantinos Faliagkas aim to make investing intuitive, educational and accessible to millions across the continent.

• Terra Robotics

  Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

  Terra Robotics is an agri-tech startup that combines robotics, artificial intelligence, and precision lasers to eradicate weeds without chemicals. Its flagship TerraWeeder targets unwanted plants individually, aiming to cut herbicide costs, decrease manual labor, and improve environmental sustainability. The team prides itself on a farmer-first approach, leveraging its dual expertise as both growers and engineers. With fresh capital secured, the company intends to finalize product development, run on-farm pilot projects, and scale manufacturing. Expanding its engineering and operations teams is also a priority as Terra Robotics positions its technology for global deployment. Investors believe the startup, which operates out of Greece, could dramatically reshape modern agriculture. To date, the company has raised nearly €1.8 million, fueling its push toward full commercialization.

• Xatoms

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

  Xatoms develops solar-activated, infrastructure-free water treatment materials discovered with an AI and quantum chemistry platform. Its core product is a computationally discovered material that can purify contaminated water in about 30 minutes using only sunlight or LED light, addressing biological pathogens, heavy metals and chemical pollutants. The startup targets remote communities, Indigenous regions and industrial sites that lack conventional water systems. Founded in 2024 by Diana Virgovicova (CEO), Kerem Topal Ismail Oglou and Shirley Zhong, the Toronto-based team combines chemical engineering, quantum science and AI expertise; Virgovicova was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 North America 2025. Xatoms has raised $3M in pre-seed funding (including $2M in venture capital and $1M in non-dilutive grants) and plans to use the capital to scale pilot programs, grow technical and manufacturing teams, and expand partnerships with communities, industry and government. The company says its platform also has potential beyond water purification for broader materials discovery across climate tech and sustainable manufacturing.

• Progressive Robotics

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

  Progressive Robotics develops AI-driven, no-code automation software that allows operators to deploy and reprogram robotic arms without specialist skills. Its offerings include a mixed-case palletizer designed to optimize space utilization and improve stability and safety in fulfillment and manufacturing environments. The company has implemented solutions across multiple industries, including food production and logistics. Progressive Robotics has partnered with robotic OEMs such as ABB Robotics, Elite Robots, and Schmalz to ensure seamless hardware integration. The startup plans to scale its technology and expand globally to bring advanced robotics capabilities to SMEs. It recently completed a €1.55M seed funding round to support product development, operational scaling, and international growth.

• Silo Team

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2024

  Silo Team (TopCo: Stair Path AB 559393-4887) offers a unified platform that empowers tech teams to manage the full developer lifecycle, providing structured processes, tools, and knowledge in one place. The platform covers workflows from on/offboarding through retention and is positioned as a central repository for team processes and information. The company was founded and is led by siblings Rasmus Stjernström (CEO) and Ida Stjernström (CCO). Silo Team plans to evolve into a more comprehensive developer-lifecycle platform by leveraging AI to streamline knowledge management and automate key workflows. The company intends to use the new funding to expand operations and accelerate product development. The article does not disclose revenue, user counts, or prior financing rounds.

No current team members are available.