Koinz Capital
Rua Laura Soares Carneiro, 53 - Buritis, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, 30.575-220, Brazil
Overview
INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL We were founded with the purpose of giving back to entrepreneurs the experiences and skills developed by each member of our network, strategically creating more value for businesses. Koinz Capital was designed to support the development and growth of companies, participating throughout the entire journey. We operate under the dynamics of Investments, Business, and Advisory. It is with this formation that Koinz Capital members serve on boards.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 2
- Investments · 12mo
- 2
- Active investors
- 6
Sector focus
- Business Development
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- Ginastee
Led · Seed · Aug 2026
Ginastee operates a "social wellness" platform that enables creators and health professionals to build private community spaces where followers can subscribe, interact, participate in challenges and consume content. The company does not charge creators subscription fees for using the software; instead it retains an approximate 10% take rate on transactions such as subscriptions, group challenges and digital materials. During its beta from April 2025 to March 2026, Ginastee grew organically to more than 4,800 users, connecting about 50 creators to roughly 4,700 students and followers. The platform is integrating AI features to support habit building, including analysis of meal photos and personalized recommendations. Ginastee raised a pre-Seed round of R$650,000 with Koinz Capital that combines financial investment and advisory (intellectual) capital to accelerate growth. The company plans to deploy the funds for traction and marketing hires and aims to expand internationally starting in 2028, prioritizing the North American market.
- Move Smart
Led · Seed · Feb 2026
Move Smart, founded by father-and-son team Paulo and Juan Leite in Paraná, builds autonomous mobile robots capable of moving loads from 100 kg to two tonnes without fixed infrastructure such as tracks or magnetic tapes. The hardware is paired with the company’s own Nexus fleet-management platform and Smart Care predictive-maintenance module, enabling real-time monitoring and remote failure detection. Move Smart positions local after-sales service as a key differentiator versus imported solutions, addressing a common pain point for Brazilian manufacturers that purchase foreign robots. Its technology was co-developed with researchers from the Universidade Estadual de Londrina and the Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná. Commercial efforts initially target pallet loading and internal material handling in factories and distribution centers, and the startup already serves a packaging-sector client in Londrina. Proceeds from the current raise will fund team expansion, internal training, and governance improvements, setting the stage for a larger round in the near future.