Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

SolvaPay develops machine-native payment rails and agentic revenue infrastructure intended to enable AI agents to discover, access, and pay for digital services autonomously. Its infrastructure integrates into workflows, APIs, and applications so SaaS providers, API developers, and digital service companies can make products discoverable, consumable, and payable across AI ecosystems such as Claude and ChatGPT. The company plans to use its recent €2.4M pre-seed round to accelerate product development, grow its engineering team, and drive early adoption among businesses. The founding team combines more than fifty years of experience across financial services and technology firms, which the company cites as core to building compliant, high-speed payment rails. SolvaPay positions itself to address interoperability gaps in existing payment systems to support transactions in the emerging agentic economy.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Endform provides a platform that accelerates browser-based end-to-end testing by distributing each Playwright test to its own cloud machine so entire suites can execute in parallel. This approach reduces total testing time to roughly the duration of the single slowest test rather than the sum of tests run sequentially. The company charges on a pay-per-use basis, billing by minutes of actual test infrastructure consumed. Endform launched publicly in March 2025 and has already attracted customers in Sweden and the United States. Early adopter Lovable reported cutting its Playwright suite runtime in half, subsequently tripling test coverage while keeping execution time flat, and now runs more than 80,000 tests per week. After securing €1.5 million in seed funding, Endform plans to use the proceeds to grow the team and accelerate platform adoption.

Led · Equity · Sep 2025

Founded in 2024 in Stockholm, Emfas offers an AI-driven product information management (PIM) platform that integrates with e-commerce tools such as Shopify and Centra. The software automates the creation and upkeep of product data, aiming to cut product launch times from days to seconds. Current users include fashion and lifestyle brands like Nudie Jeans, Paul Smith, Represent, Our Legacy, ICIW, and Widforss. By reducing manual catalog work, Emfas frees retailers to focus on core commercial activities. The startup plans to use newly raised capital to expand its team and accelerate growth across the Nordics and the UK. Management positions the product as a core tool for retailers facing repetitive catalog updates. No revenue figures were disclosed, but early adoption by well-known brands underscores initial market traction.

Participated · Seed · May 2025

Way is developing Way Platform, a data and intelligence engine that unifies data from native vehicle systems and third-party IoT devices into a secure, customer-controlled storage and modelling layer. The platform’s many-to-many architecture is designed to integrate with existing business systems while maintaining data-protection compliance as fleet capabilities evolve. Way emphasizes flexibility and ease-of-use to enable use cases such as electrification planning, emissions reporting, and real-time AI-driven optimisation across mixed fleets and vendors. The team has released part of its data acquisition stack as an open-source SDK and plans to expose the intelligence engine via the open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) so customer AI agents can reason across operations and emissions. The company is a member of the Open Logistics Foundation and is actively contributing to standards for data access use cases. Financially, Way has secured €2.6M in Pre-Seed funding to launch the Way Platform.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

Serverpod is an open-source, scalable app server written in Dart aimed at the Flutter community. It enables developers to write server-side code in Dart and automatically generates protocol and client-side code so remote endpoint calls read like local method calls. The framework includes built-in database support with an ORM, authentication, caching, structured logging and monitoring, and a modular architecture for customization and scalability. Serverpod is designed to integrate tightly with Flutter applications to simplify frontend-backend communication. Financially, Serverpod has just raised a €2.7M Seed round led by node.vc and previously secured €1.7M in pre-seed funding led by PreSeed Ventures in February 2024. In December 2024 the company obtained an additional $5M in early-stage venture capital, bringing total announced funding to approximately $6.9M. The company also received an early-stage venture investment in December 2022. Serverpod builds a backend framework and hosting service aimed at making Flutter app development faster and easier. The company targets a gap in the Flutter ecosystem by providing a scalable backend solution that complements Google’s Flutter. Serverpod released as a full solution in September 2021 and has since been adopted by over 4,500 developers and roughly 500 apps. The founding team includes Viktor Lidholt (former Flutter team developer at Google), Isak Dunér, and Alexander Sandor, bringing significant product and engineering experience. With the fresh capital, Serverpod plans to quickly double its team and launch new services to its existing product.