Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Founded by Jessica Holton, Ours Privacy provides a HIPAA-compliant marketing and data infrastructure platform that helps healthcare organizations manage and clean personal health information before transmitting data to third parties. Its customer data platform integrates with various data sources, including websites and electronic health records. The company positions itself to enable secure digital marketing for healthcare providers, payers, and digital health companies. Ours Privacy aims to expand its footprint in healthcare while continuing product development and scaling operations. The firm is based in the United States and shares its product and company information on https://oursprivacy.com.

Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Enera builds an AI-native operational infrastructure suite for electric vehicle charging networks that includes a Control Room data-ingestion engine and automated white-labeled helpline agents. The Control Room ingests driver support calls, telemetry signals and backend logs to identify where the charging experience is breaking down at scale. Bespoke AI Support Agents are then deployed to take helpline calls, troubleshoot live telemetry anomalies, proactively monitor the network and reach out to drivers before issues arise. The company offers 24/7 instant technical support to drivers and aims to reduce failed charging sessions. Enera is led by co-founders Nicholas Marquardt (CEO) and Arnaldo Vera and operates from London and Barcelona. Following its $2M Pre-Seed raise, the company plans to expand active pilots with UK CPOs and accelerate broader European expansion.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Hurray's GIRL BEER, launched in Fall 2024 by Los Angeles-based consumer brand company Hurray, produces 4.2% ABV light beers with real juice, organic flavors, 95 calories, and zero added sugar. The company positions itself at the intersection of flavor, fun, and cultural relevance to attract the growing female majority of under-30 alcohol consumers, 60% of whom say they avoid beer due to limited flavor options. Following a successful California debut, the brand rapidly expanded across the Southwest and Texas through leading Anheuser-Busch and Molson Coors distributors and secured shelf space at Walmart, Kroger, Albertsons, and Whole Foods. In its first year, GIRL BEER achieved top-15% velocity performance in many grocery accounts. The team is scaling nationally in 2026, adding seven new flavors and increasing pack formats to 6-packs and mixed 12-packs. Recent hires from Molson Coors, Juneshine, Red Bull, Walmart, and Liquid Death bolster sales, operations, and marketing capabilities. The fresh capital will fund nationwide marketing campaigns, deeper ACV in existing regions, and selective entry into the Midwest and Southeast retail markets.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2022, New York-based Keeper applies psychometrics, open-ended data collection, and guidance from Stanford evolutionary scientists to create what it calls the world’s most effective AI matchmaker. The product screens thousands of potential partners and presents users with one tailored match at a time, emphasizing quality over quantity and aligning its business model with user success. During beta, more than 1.5 million people signed up and the service achieved an unprecedented 1-in-10 first-date-to-marriage rate. Recent R&D efforts have transitioned Keeper from a human-in-the-loop, AI-assisted workflow to Keeper V2, where AI handles search, ranking, and proposing matches before a human completes a quick review. The company is now scaling its matching engine, broadening distribution channels, and adding coaching and feedback features to enhance user outcomes. Management positions Keeper as a solution to global loneliness by delivering “your last first date.” No revenue figures have been disclosed, but the platform’s early engagement and success metrics underscore strong product-market fit.

Led · Seed · Apr 2024

Aurie is a New York medtech startup founded in 2018 that has developed a reusable, no-touch intermittent catheter system designed to cut the risk of urinary tract infections for people with spinal cord injuries. The system targets roughly 600,000 American users who rely on catheters and aims to improve safety and quality of life for people who have lost lower-limb use. Following a US launch, the company is looking to expand into the Australian market. Aurie completed a US$6.0 million (A$9.1 million) Seed raise led by existing investor Lakehouse Ventures, with participation from Remarkable. Remarkable invested through its Scaler initiative, the venture arm of the Cerebral Palsy Alliance and Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation. The financing is positioned to support the company’s commercial expansion and continued product development.