Led · Seed · Apr 2026

NudgeBee develops AI agents designed to automate cloud operations. The company announced a $3 million raise to support its automation efforts using these agents. Public reporting about the company did not disclose its founding year, location, revenue, users, or prior funding history. The raise is positioned to advance the deployment and development of its AI-driven cloud operations capabilities. Further operational or financial metrics were not included in the article.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Founded in 2024 by Jatin Nayak, Nesar Rao, and Arvindmani Satyanarayan, Fanon combines fanfiction, comics, videos, and discussion in a single platform for fandom discovery. It hosts content across more than 250 fandoms and has grown to over 150,000 users globally, with a largely Gen Z and female audience concentrated in the US, Canada, the UK, and Europe. Engagement metrics include the top ten stories collectively crossing 1.5 million views and users spending an average of 20 minutes on the platform daily. Fanon has a partnership with Arka Media Works to allow fans to create and monetize alternate storylines using Baahubali characters. The company plans to build monetization avenues for fan creators and expand teams across product, marketing, and technology while driving toward a target of over one million users.

Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

Mozark provides an AI-assisted testing and observability platform that scripts critical user journeys on live devices and real networks, generating synthetic telemetry to diagnose performance issues from applications and AI systems down to data centers and power infrastructure. The company positions its solution as a means to deliver "Digital Experience Equity," ensuring consistent service quality regardless of location, device, or network. Mozark currently supports more than 50 enterprise and government clients in over 20 countries and has executed 25 million+ tests running concurrently on several thousand live devices. Founders and co-CEOs Kartik Raja and Fabien Renaudineau, together with founder and CPO Chandra Ramamoorthy, oversee the company’s expansion and product roadmap. Fresh capital will fund deeper testing capabilities across the full AI stack, accelerate entry into priority markets such as the United States and the Global South, and finance strategic acquisitions. By focusing on emerging markets and sovereignty-ready deployments, Mozark aims to strengthen the reliability, accountability, and inclusivity of digital infrastructure worldwide. No revenue figures were disclosed, but the firm’s growing customer base and frequent test volumes indicate meaningful traction.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Founded in 2024 by Sharad Vij and Kumar Vikramaditya, HireBound is an HR-tech startup headquartered in Gurgaon, India that uses agentic AI to streamline the entire hiring lifecycle. Its cloud platform deploys AI agents to manage high-volume tasks such as candidate sourcing, engagement, screening, and assessment. The company serves both staffing agencies and in-house talent teams across the United States and India. With its technology, HireBound aims to reduce time-to-hire and improve match quality by integrating deeply with HRMS and applicant-tracking systems. The newly raised capital will be used to enhance its product portfolio, refine its agentic AI recruitment engine, and build out additional integrations. Funds will also support the expansion of sales, delivery, and engineering teams to accelerate go-to-market efforts. To date, HireBound has secured $2 million in external financing, marking its first institutional round.

Participated · Series B · Dec 2025

Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Digantara has developed a constellation concept that combines space-borne and ground-based infrared sensors with proprietary analytics to monitor orbital debris and detect missile launches. Its first surveillance satellite, SCOT, was launched in January aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-12 mission, enabling space-to-space observation. The company has since expanded into the U.S. with a Colorado Springs office supporting contracts with U.S. Space Command and selection onto the Missile Defense Agency’s SHIELD contract vehicle. Digantara operates a 25,000-square-foot facility in India capable of producing five satellites at once and plans a much larger plant that can build up to 30 satellites concurrently. Over the next two years it aims to deploy 15 satellites, add electro-optical and LiDAR payloads, and broaden its ground-station network. The startup has signed contracts worth roughly $25 million, grown revenue more than ten-fold in the past two years, and targets $25–$30 million in annual revenue within 18 months. Digantara employs about 125 people, and is allocating new capital to U.S. expansion, a planned European entity, and scaled manufacturing in India.