Led · Seed · Jun 2026

PDKINEMATICS develops precision guidance technologies and systems for unmanned aerial vehicles, with a flagship product called Gannet that is a low-SWaP-C precision-guidance system. Gannet is described as jam-resistant, platform-agnostic, capable of operating in challenging weather, enabling flights up to 700 metres (about six times higher than unguided munitions), and designed to integrate across diverse UAV types in under four weeks from handshake to first flight. The company also develops engineered components for UAV integration, including a proximity fuse for armoured-target engagement and a suite of counter-electronic-warfare components. PDKINEMATICS has operational deployments and battlefield integration with Bavovna.ai in Ukraine and a partnership with Italy’s SiraLab as part of its European go-to-market strategy. Its systems were selected for Lithuania’s Iron Wolf 2026 military exercises, and the company is targeting scale deployment into NATO-aligned defence supply chains. The recent seed funding will be used to scale manufacturing and broaden deployments across Europe and Ukraine.

Led · Series A · Feb 2026

Copla is a European regtech company founded in 2023 that delivers Information and Communication Technology (ICT) compliance infrastructure for banks, fintechs and other regulated financial institutions. Its software translates complex regulations—including DORA, the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act—into guided workflows, automatically tracks assets, vendors, risks and controls, and stores audit evidence to replace static spreadsheet processes. The system is supplemented by in-house and fractional CISO expertise and a European partner network to assist with audits, risk assessments and broader governance needs. Copla is also building Copla Bridge, a new layer that allows partners and multi-entity organisations to oversee compliance across several subsidiaries from a single view. The company intends to use fresh capital to deepen product capabilities, grow its team and expand into markets beyond the EU. No revenue, customer or other operating metrics were disclosed in the articles.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

Self.co develops and manufactures proprietary microarray blood tests that measure immune responses to 98 airborne allergens and 220 food sensitivities, giving users molecular-level insights for €69–€99 versus the €200–€400 charged by traditional labs. The company controls the entire workflow—from biomarker development to laboratory analysis—allowing it to cut intermediaries and deliver faster, lower-cost results. Its digital service pairs these lab-grade tests with AI-driven reports that include personalised avoidance plans, supplement recommendations, and referrals to partner healthcare providers. Self.co is among the few firms worldwide capable of producing molecular allergy tests with roughly 100 analytes. With the new capital, the team plans to expand distribution into the UK, Ireland, Austria, and Germany while deepening collaborations with healthcare systems in Poland and Lithuania. Funds will also support R&D to refine its testing technology, integrate advanced symptom questionnaires, and broaden its test menu within a comprehensive digital health platform. No revenue or user figures were disclosed, but the company positions itself to serve the 30–40 % of the global population affected by allergies and intolerances.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

Flowstep builds an AI-native design platform that centers designers’ workflows using a paradigm it calls “vibe design,” focused on augmentation rather than generic automation. The platform uses a stack of LLMs, reinforcement learning, canvas technology, and proprietary computer vision to generate detailed flows, wireframes, and pixel‑perfect assets from simple prompts while allowing full manual editing. Flowstep emphasizes usability, quality, and speed to help teams move from idea to product faster without losing creative control. The company targets product teams, design studios, and tech startups and is opening global access, including the US. Flowstep plans to use the Seed funding to hire engineers, expand product development, and add enterprise-grade features such as governance, security, and compliance. Founded in 2023, the company currently employs eight people and has framed its offering around reducing design bottlenecks in fast AI-driven development workflows. Cult Mia is a London-based online marketplace. The company secured €4.6 million in seed funding. The announced purpose of the funding is to expand its operations internationally. The reporting contains the funding announcement twice. The articles do not provide additional operating metrics, investor names, founding year, or other financial details. Flowstep develops an AI-powered design copilot intended to speed designers’ work and let them focus on user experience. The tool can produce design artifacts in seconds that would otherwise take hours, with the team citing a 10x speedup (the CEO calls that modest and suggests rates closer to 100x). An international founding team started Flowstep earlier this year, with founders who bring experience from Bolt, fintech product development, and human-computer interaction and deep learning. The startup raised EUR 755K in an oversubscribed pre-seed round and is investing the funds entirely into intensive product development. The team is shipping hourly and testing iterations with selected users. A full public release of the product is scheduled for 2024. Flowstep’s stated aim is to improve UX quality and efficiency so designers can build more user-centric products faster.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2025

Traxlo is a Lithuania-based platform that transforms physical labour into verifiable, outcome-priced tasks distributed locally via a worker app (tasku.app). Businesses buy guaranteed outcomes rather than hourly presence, while workers choose when and how they work and receive weekly payments. In three years the marketplace has delivered over 300,000 physical tasks and started collaborations with 60% of the largest commerce players in Europe. Traxlo raised €1.6M to expand its pay-per-task labour infrastructure across Europe, with launches underway in the Czech Republic and Romania. The company plans to deploy an AI engine (tasku.ai) using LLM agents and computer vision to automate task creation and completion checks and to add agentic AI capabilities. Its roadmap also includes deeper automation and integration of physical robotic workers into the same task marketplace. Traxlo operates a marketplace and mobile app (Tasku) that connects local gig workers with grocery stores and FMCG brands to perform retail execution tasks and improve in-store performance. The company currently operates in select cities across Sweden, Lithuania and Poland, offering flexible work opportunities for locals. Traxlo says the platform helps retailers improve efficiency and drives sales growth while creating extra income and social value in local communities. The startup has positioned its product around flexible, easy-to-do tasks that fit workers’ schedules, according to user testimony. To date Traxlo has raised roughly €1.1M in pre-seed investments to accelerate its mission and expand services. Investors and partners cited plans to drive growth in Poland and support expansion into other markets.