Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

Final Round AI's flagship product, the Interview Copilot™, delivers real-time AI-generated answers and insights to support candidates during interviews. The company positions itself to guide job seekers through every step of the career journey, aiming to help users land roles in under 30 days. Final Round AI announced an $8 million scholarship program that refunds Pro Premium membership fees when members successfully land jobs using its tools. The company says it will use the new capital to enhance the Interview Copilot and other products, scale operations and expand its team, and pursue partnerships to unlock new revenue streams. The announcement cites broader market friction — noting it can take an average of 247 days and 294 applications to secure a role — as context for the product's mission to make transitions faster, smarter, and more equitable. Final Round AI is headquartered in San Francisco.

Led · Seed · Aug 2024

HealthCRED offers comprehensive, adaptable B2B financing solutions tailored to the healthcare sector, partnering with hospitals, specialised HSPs across nephrology, oncology and diagnostics, insurers, and supply‑chain partners. The company is building an end‑to‑end digitised B2B healthcare lending framework, including B2B loan onboarding and loan management systems. Founded in 2022 by Shrey Jain and Arpit Jangir and based in New Delhi, it uses alternate‑data driven underwriting to underwrite loans. HealthCRED plans to expand operations to Southern and Western regions of India and to hire talent to support growth. The company aims to disburse over USD 1 billion digitally over the next five years. Its collaborative approach positions it to integrate financing across providers, insurers and suppliers to streamline healthcare lending.

Led · Seed · Apr 2024

Mave Health develops a $495 transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) headset that delivers 1–2 mA currents and weighs roughly 100 grams, intended for daily ~20-minute sessions to boost attention, mood and reduce stress. The device pairs with an app that tracks long-term trends in mood, focus and stress, integrates other health data such as heart rate variability (HRV), and uses baseline and follow-up self-reported assessments. The company ran a private beta with more than 500 users in 2024–2025, during which eight in ten users reported a 60% increase in productivity and 75% reported stress reduction within two months from baseline. Mave Health has conducted four observational studies across about 200 participants that are currently under academic review and aims to publish results this year. Founded in 2023 by Dhawal Jain, Jai Sharma and Aman Kumar and based in San Francisco, the startup positions the headset as a lifestyle device rather than a regulated medical product. The company plans to begin shipping its first batch to customers in the U.S. and India in April 2026.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

Veera launched in January 2025 with the goal of becoming an easy on-ramp to crypto and the broader decentralized web. The product fuses a fast, privacy-centric mobile browser (complete with ad and tracker blocking) with a built-in, self-custody wallet that lets users hold assets, sign into dApps, and transact without switching apps. Beyond basic browsing and wallet functions, Veera is building toward an “on-chain neobank” model where users can earn, invest, borrow, and eventually spend—all within a single application. Engagement mechanics such as points, rewards, a curated dApp store, and in-app games aim to boost retention and simplify discovery for new crypto users. The company reports more than 2 million downloads since launch, signaling rapid early traction. Veera has now secured $10 million in pre-seed and seed funding to accelerate product development, expand its financial services, and support the wait-listed Veera Card that will let customers spend on-chain assets globally. The fresh capital provides runway for continued growth of its mobile-first platform and expansion of its unified crypto financial hub.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2022

Humble Sustainability helps companies sell and reuse outdated IT equipment to reduce electronic waste and advance circular economy practices. The company provides data-driven reports and analytics to help clients meet ESG and CSR objectives. Humble’s services generate ESG funds for donations or financing tied to partners’ sustainability goals. The firm says it has partnered with top companies since its founding to scale reuse and circular initiatives. Humble is committed to a vision of one billion circular items by 2030 and is using new capital to expand operations. The recent funding is presented as part of the company’s growth plan to scale its circular-IT marketplace and impact. Humble Sustainability is a Manila-based circular economy startup that prevents excess and returned inventory from ending up in landfills by reselling goods or selling bulk inventory to B2B recyclers and resellers. Since launch it has processed more than 150,000 items, including clothing, consumer electronics and household appliances, and has worked with 20 companies. The company operates a Shopee storefront called Thrift for consumer resale and a B2B channel where clients can monitor item status and receive proceeds. Humble plans to expand its network of partners and buyers, grow its team (including hiring department heads), bring tech development fully in-house and automate parts of quality control. It also intends to build long-term initiatives such as a carbon footprint tracker and to launch a live B2B dashboard so clients can track revenue, inventory and environmental impact in real time. Humble was founded in 2021 by CEO Josef Werker and COO Niña Opida and will use the new funding to support these initiatives.