Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Recapp operates an AI-driven sports media app that curates short, “Stories”-style video recaps, real-time statistics, scores, and social media updates based on each user’s favorite teams and leagues. Launched in September 2024, the app already counts tens of thousands of U.S. users and covers basketball, American football, baseball, hockey, soccer, college sports, and other leading leagues. The product is currently free and ad-supported, with plans to introduce expanded advertising, a subscription tier, and ticketing integrations. Future roadmap items include personalization around favorite players and fantasy teams as well as the addition of more leagues. Founded in 2024 by former IntSights CEO Guy Nizan, Ron Maayan, and ex-NFL digital executive Blake Stuchin, the company employs about 20 people across the United States and Israel and is scaling its Tel Aviv R&D center. Funding from the latest round is expected to support product development and team expansion through 2026.

Led · Seed · Oct 2025

Wild Moose provides an AI “first responder” that collects logs, metrics, traces, code changes and incident history, cross-references anomalies, and surfaces root causes and remediation steps directly in Slack or Teams. Early enterprise customers such as Wix, Redis, GoFundMe, and Lemonade report up to an 80 % reduction in mean time to resolution while experiencing less alert fatigue. The system continually converts tribal knowledge into dynamic, self-updating playbooks and is built with SOC 2-compliant, read-only, in-memory data processing and end-to-end encryption. Founded in 2023 in New York by Yasmin Dunsky (CEO), Roei Schuster (CTO), and Tom Tytunovich (VP R&D), the company leverages Schuster’s Cornell Ph.D. research on large language models to deliver explainable recommendations engineers can trust. Wild Moose positions itself as an AI teammate that never sleeps, increasing reliability, uptime and resilience for revenue-critical systems. The platform differentiates itself from traditional observability tools by performing a structured investigation rather than merely correlating alerts or summarizing data. With enterprise-first safeguards and a focus on hyper-personalized, accurate outputs, Wild Moose aims to become the standard AI assistant for SRE teams. The company plans to use its new capital to scale operations, deepen go-to-market efforts, and expand product development.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2025

Guardz offers an AI-native, unified cybersecurity platform and 24/7 Managed Detection and Response (MDR) purpose-built for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) to protect SMBs across identities, email, endpoints, cloud, and data. The platform combines AI-automated detection and response with expert threat hunting and an integrated SentinelOne EDR, plus Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace integrations to monitor user behavior and prevent account takeover. Since launching from stealth in early 2023, Guardz has onboarded hundreds of MSP partners and is securing thousands of businesses across the globe. With this funding, the company plans to scale go-to-market efforts, expand in the U.S., grow R&D, and develop a next-generation platform with natively built controls to increase automation, risk prevention, and cyber compliance and insurance capabilities. The company emphasizes reducing manual effort for MSPs while enabling them to detect threats faster and respond more accurately. Guardz builds an AI-driven, all-in-one cybersecurity and cyber insurance platform tailored for SMBs and delivered as a managed service. The platform automates detection, remediation and reporting, and enables MSPs to run customized breach simulations and employee training. Guardz pivoted from selling directly to SMBs to working through managed service providers (MSPs), letting MSPs brand offerings “powered by Guardz.” It is selling primarily into the U.S., U.K. and Australia and currently works with about 200 MSPs that serve some 3,000 SMBs and roughly 36,000 seats. Security is the main revenue driver, with cyber insurance offered as an add-on. The company plans to use the new funding to hire additional engineering talent and continue expanding its toolset to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated attacker techniques. Guardz positions itself against competitors including CyberSmart, CrowdStrike and Check Point in a large SMB market served by an estimated 150,000 MSPs globally. Guardz offers a two-part product: a SaaS-based set of low-code security tools for cloud services and white-label cyber insurance sold alongside those tools. The security tools are designed to be implemented without specialized security or advanced technical expertise and to address perimeter and cloud-data attacks driven by Attack‑as‑a‑Service. The company says it launched initially in the U.S. and in a closed beta has acquired 300 customers, with target customers of 10–250 employees and average current cohort size of 30–40 employees. Pricing plans start at $9 per user per month. Guardz’s founders, Dor Eisner (CEO) and Alon Lavi (CTO), bring decades of security experience including intelligence work in Israel’s defense forces and prior enterprise security work (Eisner previously researched the Dark Web at Rapid7). Financially, Guardz emerged from stealth with a $10 million seed financing; the company is not disclosing valuation and is partnering with third-party insurers rather than building its own insurance products.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2024

Founded in 2022, Payouts.com offers a platform designed to automate and streamline supplier payment processes and vendor relationship management. The platform optimizes the entire payments workflow, from supplier onboarding and connection management to execution of payouts. It provides integration support with more than 600 enterprise resource planning systems and supports multi-currency accounts. Features include a vendor portal, tax-documentation and compliance tools, support for multiple payment methods (bank transfers, eWallets and cryptocurrencies), real-time tracking, and customizable reporting. The company targets businesses facing complex supplier networks in the digital economy. Payouts.com plans to use new funding to enhance vendor management capabilities and advance product development.

Led · Equity · Jun 2024

Bondex positions itself as a web3 alternative to LinkedIn, using a native BDXN token to power its platform. The app gamifies professional networking and offers referral bounties to users, including token- or dollar-gated payouts of up to $10,000 for successful hires. Bondex says it provides referral bounties so users can act as extended recruitment arms for hiring companies. Recruiting partners onboarded to the platform include Binance, Blockchain.com, Chainlink, CoinMarketCap and Ankr. CEO and founder Ignacio Palomera said the majority of the recent capital will be used to improve the platform with the aim of taking on legacy professional networking sites. The company emphasizes community-driven growth through token mechanics and a CoinList community sale.