Latitud
Rua Desembargador Eliseu Guilherme, 53, Room 21, São Paulo, Sao Paulo, 04004-030, Brazil
Overview
Latitud is a venture capital platform that supports early-stage startups. Latitud is both an infrastructure for tech startups and a venture fund. Its core focus is on providing pre-seed investments and offering hands-on support to founders to help them build and scale their startups from the ground up.
- Total investments
- 31
- Lead investments
- 2
- Investments · 12mo
- 10
- Active investors
- 10
Sector focus
- Business Development
- Finance
- Financial Services
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- Kapso
Participated · Equity · Aug 2026
Kapso builds tooling and infrastructure for developers working with messaging channels, with a particular focus implied on WhatsApp. The company reports rapid usage growth—processing more messages in a single recent hour than it did in the entire month of August 2025—and serves more than 28,000 developers. Andrés Matte is the founder and led the recent $1.4M raise; he also noted he closed the round without a deck. The team has expanded beyond a sole founder to include additional employees following the financing. Public disclosures do not include revenue, valuation, or detailed product roadmaps, though the founder indicated plans and shared more background in a linked write-up.
- Taste Labs
Participated · Seed · Jun 2026
Taste Labs is building data and infrastructure aimed at enabling AI models and agents to make better subjective judgments, with an initial focus on design. The company says it has collaborated with leading frontier model labs to develop post-training datasets and reinforcement-learning environments to improve model behavior. It has also worked with application-layer companies to create context and verification tools for agents to produce more on-brand and creative outputs. Taste Labs announced its launch out of stealth alongside an $18.5M seed round co-led by Amplify Partners and CRV and supported by multiple institutional and angel investors. The company framed its long-term ambition as making AI outputs not just technically correct but feeling "right." No revenue, user metrics, valuation, or founding year were disclosed in the articles.
- Trinio
Participated · Seed · May 2026
Trinio develops a platform that connects critical stages of the purchase journey and logistics operations into a single intelligence layer for large, multichannel retailers. Its recently introduced TrinioOS suite orchestrates checkout, fulfillment and omnichannel processes with support from AI agents. The startup serves over 50 enterprise customers—brands include Vivara, Osklen, Reserva, Asics, Casas e Video, Tania Bulhões, Polishop and Usaflex—and targets retailers with structured digital operations, high order volumes and multiple distribution centers and stores. Clients using Trinio report a 10–15% increase in checkout conversion, about a 25-second reduction in average checkout time, 5–15% reductions in operational and logistical costs and fewer cancellations. Founded in 2022, the company grew revenue approximately eightfold from 2024 to 2025, has about 40 employees (≈70% in product and tech) and expects to reach breakeven within a year. Its near-term plans include intensifying AI and agent capabilities and expanding across Latin America starting with Colombia and Mexico.
- Pitz
Participated · Seed · May 2026
Pitz offers a specialized operating platform for automotive repair shops that centralizes diagnostics, administration, parts procurement and logistics. Its technology includes an AI-powered virtual assistant that converts voice-described faults into repair plans and a marketplace with more than one million SKUs for parts sourcing. The company serves over 1,400 connected workshops and aims to reach more than 8,000 by 2026. Pitz has prioritized Brazil as its main growth market, establishing a fully local team there, and is preparing a formal entry into the United States targeting Latino independent auto communities. The startup will use the recent funding to bolster its AI capabilities and accelerate regional and U.S. expansion. The company was founded by Natália Salcedo, a former Rappi and Jokr executive.
- Frontline
Participated · Seed · Mar 2026
Founded in 2023, Frontline builds an AI workforce platform aimed at embedding autonomous AI agents into business workflows so systems can execute tasks alongside human teams. Its products include Max, an AI agent integrated with tools like email and CRM systems, and Studio, a no-code environment for deploying custom workflows. The company positions itself to reduce manual workloads and enable teams to focus on higher-value decision-making. Frontline has onboarded over 60 customers across multiple regions and is using its recent pre-seed funding to further develop its platform and expand adoption. CEO Álvaro Vargas leads the company as it targets execution-focused enterprise AI use cases.