• Nimble

  Participated · Series B · Feb 2026

  Nimble is a New York-based web search startup whose platform uses large language model agents to crawl the internet in real time, verify and validate the information, and convert it into database-like tables. The product integrates directly with enterprise data warehouses and lakes from providers such as Databricks and Snowflake, allowing live web data to sit alongside a company’s internal datasets. This capability supports use cases like competitive intelligence, pricing research, KYC, brand monitoring, deep research, and financial analysis while keeping customer data inside existing infrastructure for compliance. Nimble currently serves more than 100 customers, with most revenue coming from Fortune 500—and even some Fortune 10—organizations across retail, finance, CPG, and AI-native sectors. Management positions the company as solving the “data failure” bottleneck that limits real-world AI deployments. With the new funding, Nimble plans to expand R&D into multi-agent web search and a governed data layer that further validates search outputs. To date, the company has secured $75 million in total capital.

• Gable

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2025

  Gable provides a shift-left data management platform built around API-based "data contracts" that define, enforce, and automatically surface context and constraints across structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data. The platform connects software developers who own upstream data with downstream data developers and analysts to reduce broken pipelines, missing data, and contextual gaps. Early adopters report up to 70% faster incident resolution and nearly 50% faster development cycles for data-dependent features. Customers mentioned in the articles include Glassdoor, Grab, and x15ventures. The company will use the new capital to accelerate product development and expand teams, including hiring across engineering, product, and customer success. Gable was founded in 2023, is based in Seattle, and serves a community of over 15,000 engaged data practitioners; it is backed by $27 million in aggregate funding. Gable.ai is developing a data collaboration platform that enables software and data developers to iteratively build and manage high-quality data assets. The system uses "data contracts," API-based agreements between upstream software owners and downstream data developers and analysts, which are defined, enforced, and discovered through the platform. Key features include data asset recognition by connecting a data source, data contract creation to set constraints and owners, and contract enforcement via CI/CD checks within GitHub. The company is currently in product development and has raised $7M in Seed funding. Leadership includes CEO and co-founder Chad Sanderson and co-founders Adrian Kreuziger and Daniel Dicker. Sanderson is a data industry thought leader who runs Data Quality Camp (8,000+ practitioners) and writes the Data Products newsletter (11,000+ subscribers).

• Motif Analytics

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

  Motif Analytics provides sequence analytics for growth and operations teams, letting users inspect event sequences (e.g., page view → add-to-cart → checkout) to find actions that influence outcomes. Its core interface includes a Sequence Operations Language (SOL) aimed at non-traditional SQL use cases and an interactive visualization; the company is also developing a fully featured drag-and-drop UI to broaden non-technical access. Motif embeds large language models into its analytics engine to model entire event sequences and surface probabilities that help identify where interventions matter. It also uses WebAssembly to enable working with local datasets in the browser without sending data to Motif’s servers for smaller workloads. The product targets heads of growth and operations who need practical, actionable insights rather than static dashboard metrics. Motif was founded by Mikhail Panko (CEO), Theron Ji (CTO) and Sean Taylor, with Panko and Ji having built similar internal sequence analytics tools while at Google; Panko also spent time at Uber.

No current team members are available.