Participated · Seed · May 2026

Leadbay offers a solution for sales teams to find and target companies with zero or minimal digital footprints. The company is YC-backed, as noted in coverage of its recent fundraise. Public reporting focused on its pitch deck and the $4.2M raise rather than product technicals or go-to-market metrics. The articles did not provide information on revenue, user counts, founding year, location, or detailed future plans. No additional operating or financial metrics were disclosed in the coverage.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Luniwave develops an in-room technology suite—smart sensors combined with a gamification platform called GreenMiles—that measures guest behaviors (shorter showers, reduced heating, declined daily housekeeping) and rewards eco-responsible actions. The company has been deployed in about a hundred hotels, including major groups such as Accor, B&B Hotels, Marriott and Best Western, and reports measurable reductions in water, energy and service consumption. Luniwave aims to scale to 800 hotels and attract 15 million users annually by 2027, and to save over one billion liters of water within that timeframe. Financially, it raised €3.6 million in the latest round which mixed institutional, impact and citizen capital, while some early seed investors (Campus Fund and Insavalor) exited and historic partners reinvested. Recent impact metrics for 2025 include saving more than 20 million liters of water, avoiding over 100 tonnes of CO₂ and enabling access to potable water for more than 2,000 people via its partnership with Made Blue Foundation.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Another Earth develops a generative-AI and 3D-modeling platform that produces synthetic, fully labelled satellite imagery and geospatial datasets. By removing the need for costly real-world imagery and manual annotation, the system lets organisations train and test Earth observation algorithms more quickly and at lower cost. The technology is already being used with GeoTerra Image in Sub-Saharan Africa to track the environmental impact of mining and industrial operations, and the company has partnered with NovaTerra in Brazil to support deforestation monitoring, agricultural analysis, and climate-risk assessment. With its Synthetic Data Engine, Another Earth aims to move customers from reactive crisis response to proactive, predictive intervention across land, water, and infrastructure applications. The Vienna-based startup intends to deploy its platform across Latin America and Africa, concentrating on biodiversity monitoring, deforestation tracking, and broader environmental risk analysis. To date, it has secured €3.5 million in external funding to accelerate product deployment and international expansion.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Partnify, headquartered in Zwolle, Netherlands, offers an online business platform that unifies communications, documents, tasks, updates, agreements, and contracts in one shared workspace. The software enables multiple external partners and teams to collaborate seamlessly, ensuring that every stakeholder has access to consistent information and project context even as personnel change. AI functionality surfaces instant insights across project updates, key decisions, files, deadlines, and communication history, reducing manual tracking and miscommunication. Companies can thus replace fragmented tools such as email, chat apps, and shared folders with a single integrated solution. With its recent €1.8 million capital infusion, the company plans to enlarge its team, enhance product capabilities, and pursue international expansion in Germany, France, Belgium, and Sweden. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article. The focus remains on scaling the platform and accelerating market penetration across Europe.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Music Tomorrow builds a SaaS platform and consulting service that scrapes playlist placements, artist associations and auto-radio rotations to map the “algorithmic ecosystem” of streaming services. The company claims to have processed more than 2.5 million tracks in three years and works with clients such as Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Because Music, tôt Ou tard and Sacem. Its subscription product starts at €29 per month, while bespoke audit and support missions average €5,000. By adjusting metadata, audience targeting and strategic collaborations, Music Tomorrow says it can multiply streams on Spotify’s Discover Weekly by ten and cut cost per listener by 30 %. New funding will help overcome API bottlenecks, build integrations with advertising platforms and develop AI agents that automatically apply recommendations across entire catalogs. The company also plans to court music-rights investment funds that need performance analytics for acquired catalogs. It currently generates about 60 % of its business in France and 40 % abroad, with customers in Australia, Canada and the United States.