Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Founded in 2021 and based in Texas, Klinic provides a unified digital infrastructure for independent specialty providers, initially focused on behavioral health and now expanded into oncology, cardiology and rare diseases. Its platform aggregates tools for patient acquisition, intake, electronic health records, customer relationship management, care coordination and revenue-cycle support. Klinic also runs services that connect specialty pharmaceutical manufacturers with providers and patients to support access to complex therapies. The company positions itself as a healthcare equivalent of Shopify for specialists, aiming to reduce administrative burdens such as prior authorizations and workflow management. Klinic plans to use newly raised capital to expand the platform across multiple specialties, while facing the challenge of scaling and competing with established EHR vendors and healthcare software companies.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Quantum Light is developing quantum dot–based pigments that emit light at specific wavelengths to enable fine control over color and light interaction. The company positions its technology as manipulating light itself rather than relying on traditional reflective pigments. It aims to apply its materials across coatings, plastics, and textiles and is working to validate and sample with commercial partners. Quantum Light has raised a total of $2.1 million in pre-seed funding following a $1.1 million extension. Management says the new capital will accelerate testing, sampling, and capacity expansion as the company scales its platform. CEO Olga Alexopoulou has stated the extension gives the company the ability to move faster toward commercialization.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

KLIPY offers an expression API layer that enables developers to integrate GIFs, memes, stickers, clips, and AI media into social and creative platforms. Its platform provides developer infrastructure, creator tools, content rights and distribution controls, and monetization solutions including contextual ad tools. The company cites integrations with apps and platforms such as BeReal, Baidu, Canva, Figma, and Microsoft SwiftKey, and reports nearly 10,000 developers and 40,000 creators using its API, which processes billions of requests weekly. KLIPY plans to use the recent funding to expand product, engineering, and go-to-market teams, broaden platform integrations, and build new monetization and creative tools for creators and content studios. It was founded by serial entrepreneurs Givi Beridze, Frank Nawabi, and Waska Chaduneli; Nawabi previously founded GIF-sharing platform Tenor. KLIPY positions itself as a privacy-conscious expression layer for the AI era focused on enabling expressive media at scale.

Participated · Seed · May 2026

Calibre develops AI agents designed to streamline certification and audit workflows by automating the document-review burden that currently occupies most auditors' time. The company was founded by two ex-Palantir employees and is headquartered in London. Calibre intends to deploy its agents across the certification industry to shift auditors' work toward higher-value tasks. The startup has stated its immediate plan is product deployment and scaling within that vertical. Financially, Calibre has raised $3.3 million in a pre-seed round from Vicus Ventures and CIV to support these efforts. The articles did not disclose revenue, users, or a valuation.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Originally a distributor for photographers and designers across stock marketplaces, Wirestock pivoted in 2023 to become a data supplier for AI, offering curated and custom datasets of images, video, design assets, and 3D/gaming content. The platform has signed up more than 700,000 artists and designers and reports it supplies data to six of the largest foundation model makers. Wirestock reported an annual run-rate revenue of $40 million and has paid out $15 million to contributors; it employs about 60 people. The company uses a mix of AI and human reviews and requires applicants to complete a quality-check task before joining as contributors. Wirestock is exploring additional modalities such as audio and music and is building enterprise software and expanding teams in research, engineering, and product to scale its data-supply business. The firm shifted some internal teams to focus on annotation, labeling, and enterprise sales to meet custom dataset requests from AI customers.