Leadout Capital
3130 Alpine Road, Suite 288-237, Portola Valley, CA, 94028, US
Overview
Leadout Capital is a high-resolution early-stage venture capital fund. We lead with a founder market fit thesis and look to back “non-obvious”, resilient founders working on solving problems in overlooked and underserved markets.
- Total investments
- 20
- Lead investments
- 4
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 2
Sector focus
- Finance
- Financial Services
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- Expo
Participated · Series B · Apr 2026
Founded in 2015, Expo provides an end-to-end open-source platform and cloud tooling for building, deploying, and maintaining production-ready mobile applications with React Native. The company reports powering apps used by hundreds of millions of people and cites close to 4 million weekly downloads and a community of over 3 million developers, with customers including Phantom, Pizza Hut, MTA and PrizePicks. Expo recently launched Expo Agent, an agentic mobile expert in public beta intended to help scaffold projects, debug native integrations, and recommend deployment configurations. The company positions itself to shorten the path from idea to production and to support builders from solo founders to enterprise teams. After raising $45 million in Series B funding led by Georgian, Expo plans to accelerate core platform development, deepen native integrations, improve developer experience, and expand enterprise-grade performance, security, and compliance.
- BlockSpaces
Participated · Equity · May 2025
BlockSpaces is a Bitcoin-native infrastructure company based in Tampa, FL, led by CEO Rosa Shores. Its flagship platform, ARCC, is a collateral and risk management platform for institutions that delivers smart contract-like functionality natively on Bitcoin. With API integration into traditional systems, ARCC enables institutions to automate and scale high-volume Bitcoin-backed contracts, including lending, forward contracts, and BitBonds. The company intends to use the new funds to expand operations and development efforts. BlockSpaces added two new board members: Chris Sullivan of Hyperion Decimus and Anders Larson, co-founder of Axiom. The recent funding brought BlockSpaces' total funding to $10M. BlockSpaces provides an end-to-end platform, BlockSpaces Connect, that links blockchains to existing business applications through a seamless, easy API. The company packages its core PaaS with advisory services, technical functionality, and industry-focused support to accelerate enterprise blockchain adoption. BlockSpaces targets business customers and an ecosystem of client innovators seeking production-ready blockchain integrations. The firm emphasizes delivering business value through integration and support rather than only tooling. BlockSpaces was founded in 2017 and is based in Tampa, Florida. Recently it completed a seed financing round, signaling early-stage external investor interest.
- Latii
Led · Seed · Oct 2024
Latii operates a managed marketplace and supply-chain automation tool that lets U.S. customers source precision-made, design-forward windows and doors from fabricators in Latin America, Southern Europe, and North Africa. The company targets luxury architects, high-end dealers, and builders, claiming savings of up to 60% while maintaining quality and offering access to specialty aluminum and steel fenestration styles. Latii says it has worked with customers in Texas and facilitated more than $1 million in orders in the past twelve months, and has validated product-market fit and unit economics. Leadership (CEO Santiago Bueno and COO Juan Pascual) plans to use new capital to develop and launch AI-powered tools, including an automated quoting engine, to streamline quoting and production processes. The company is positioning its technology to scale U.S. expansion across the Pacific Northwest, Mountain Region, and the New York Tri-State Area. Latii frames its opportunity within the $1.7 trillion U.S. construction market and the $65 billion window and door market.
- Momentum
Participated · Series A · Jul 2024
Momentum provides an AI-powered customer intelligence platform that automatically captures customer data from call recordings, emails, and Slack and turns it into actionable insights. The platform is designed to predict and prevent customer churn, alert revenue leaders to forecast risk, streamline processes, and automate routine tasks. By uncovering blind spots, Momentum aims to optimize operations so customer-facing teams can move faster and make better decisions. The company is led by Santiago Suarez Ordoñez, Ashley Wilson, and Moiz Virani. Momentum intends to use the new funding to expand operations and accelerate product development. Following the Series A, the company has $18M in total funding. Momentum builds an automated collaboration layer inside Slack that connects sales to tools such as Salesforce, Google Calendar, Asana and Jira. The product combines deal-room functionality with task-driven workflows that codify processes (for example, raising security-review tickets and auto-populating context). The company plans to expand the platform with additional automated Slack workflows like discount approvals and engineering support requests. Momentum launched last year during the pandemic and has grown its team while operating partly out of shared spaces. The founding team includes CEO Santiago Suarez Ordoñez, COO Ashley Wilson and CTO Moiz Virani and emphasizes diversity and inclusion in hiring and governance. Financially, Momentum announced a $5M seed round and has been hiring since closing that round.
- Laws of Motion
Participated · Seed · May 2024
Laws of Motion develops AI sizing technology and is launching a SaaS product for apparel brands and retailers to create personalized shopping experiences. The SaaS offering will allow brands to integrate the AI sizing solution into websites and mobile apps and provide real-time dashboards tracking KPIs like conversion rate, size sampling, and return rate. The company says the technology can reduce the environmental impact of fast fashion, size sampling, and returns and exchanges. Laws of Motion is also continuing to operate a direct-to-consumer fashion brand as an R&D incubator to test features and collections. It has expanded its DTC line with an “everything but the dress” bridal collection and plans to launch additional shape- and size-inclusive collections while exploring new categories. The company intends to grow its engineering, R&D, and licensing operations teams as it rolls out its SaaS and licensing solutions.