Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Kita offers an AI Credit Officer that communicates with borrowers via SMS, WhatsApp and email, a document-reading product (Kita Capture) that extracts data from more than 50 types of financial, legal and identity documents, and an AI Underwriter that applies lender credit policies and produces credit memos for human review. The company says these combined workflows can reduce processes that once took days or months to under 60 seconds and that its platform has processed over $130 million in loan volume. Kita's technology is used by lenders in the Philippines, Indonesia, Mexico and the United States, targeting consumer, microfinance and SME lending. Built by a team from Stanford with backgrounds at Apple, Tesla and Microsoft, Kita was accepted into Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch and is based in San Francisco. The company positions its AI to handle repetitive tasks while leaving final lending decisions to human credit officers.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Triangle Group operates an end‑to‑end live entertainment platform across 18 cities in 9 countries, managing all aspects of live touring and festivals including taking on financial risk and tour/festival P&Ls. Headquartered in Singapore, the company was formerly known as Creation Collective and is led by co‑founders Greg Hargrave and Zaran Vachha. Triangle emphasizes a regional operator approach rather than applying a global template, tailoring market strategies to specific artists and audiences. The company plans to expand infrastructure and consumer‑facing services around events, including travel and hospitality packages. As part of its growth plans, Roger Field, former President of Live Nation Asia Pacific, joined Triangle as Executive Director and Operating Partner after serving as an adviser and investor. Triangle recently completed a US$15 million financing (equity plus venture debt) to accelerate its expansion across the Asia‑Pacific experience economy.

Led · Series A · Jun 2026

I.W.G is described as a healthcare technology company built with Chinese entrepreneurial ambition and deep operating experience in Japan. The company has shown early traction across multiple markets in Asia, with progress in Japan highlighted as particularly convincing. Coverage emphasizes that, despite that traction, the team feels like they are still at an early stage. Founders named in the articles are Xiaoyan Fiona Zhou and Xiaoxi Guo. The company recently raised $1.8M in a Pre-Series A round backed by Antler and Golden Gate Ventures. No specific operating metrics, revenues, or detailed product descriptions were provided in the articles.

Led · Seed · Nov 2025

The Librarian provides a conversational AI assistant that feels like texting a real person and begins working as soon as a user connects a Google account. Unlike voice assistants limited to their own ecosystems, the product executes actions across platforms—on mobile, in chat, and via voice—mirroring how humans operate. The platform has quickly gained traction, earning the top spot on Product Hunt and attracting 25,000 active users across the United States, Europe, and Singapore. Users include small-business owners along with real-estate and insurance agents who report strong reliance on the service. Co-founders Tiago Alves and Neil Kumar emphasize zero-setup usability and GPT-based architecture as key differentiators. The new capital will fund additional integrations, strengthen the underlying GPT framework, and expand the engineering, product, and go-to-market teams to meet rising demand. The company positions itself not just as another AI productivity app but as a foundational platform poised to reshape professional workflows worldwide.

Participated · Series A · May 2025

Tarjama is a Dubai-based language solutions technology company founded in 2009 by Nour Al Hassan that provides advanced language technology across 50+ languages and 22 Arabic dialects. It serves over 700 clients globally and offers a suite of products including AMT (Arabic Machine Translation), CleverSo (translation management), T-Portal (content services), and FastScribe (transcription and translation). Recently the company launched Pronoia V2, a purpose-built Arabic-first LLM that the company says outperforms GPT-4o and Cohere on Arabic tasks. Tarjama is developing the Arabic.AI agentic ecosystem to help organizations solve complex business processes with AI agents. The company's core product focus combines machine translation, LLMs and workflow tools to target enterprise localization and Arabic-language AI use cases. It raised $15M in Series A financing in May 2025 to accelerate rollout of Arabic.AI and expand its product ecosystem.