Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Pure provides a combined payments, player verification, and community management platform tailored to peer-to-peer skill-based games. The solution includes an integrated wallet and connects to a network of financial infrastructure providers such as Aeropay, Apple, Checkout.com, Gr4vy, Finix, Plaid, Pay, Radar, and Slash. Pure's offering is available through Apple’s App Store in supported U.S. markets. The company is led by CEO Jacob Bulbulia and CTO Harold Castiaux. With the newly raised seed capital, Pure plans to accelerate product development, expand engineering and compliance teams, strengthen payments infrastructure, and support growth across its U.S. markets.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Founded in 2019 as Monalee and now based in Houston, Artemis has evolved from a vertically integrated installer into a pure-play software platform for the distributed-energy market. Its cloud-based OS unifies AI-driven system design, embedded financing, and compliance automation, reducing project cycle times from days to seconds and lowering software costs for customers by as much as 72%. More than 100 installers are already using the tool, reporting up to 5× higher conversion rates and 98% faster turnaround compared with legacy workflows. Key customers include GoodLeap, Empower Home Services, and Dynamic SLR, with GoodLeap cutting design-to-sale time from seven days to one minute. The company claims 27× revenue growth over the past nine months and targets a $200 billion global market opportunity. Recent hiring of former Shell Ventures investor Alexander Urban as CFO underscores its focus on disciplined growth. Fresh capital will fund engineering, customer support, and international expansion, including pilots with Copec in Chile and Colombia.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Channel3 is developing the connected database of every product on the internet, giving developers and merchants API access to a real-time, 50-million-item product catalog. Its technology uses multimodal AI models to match products across retailers, link variants, extract rich attributes and keep information continuously updated, enabling agents and apps to surface the best purchase options and send users straight to merchant checkouts. The platform is storefront-agnostic and offers merchants effortless catalog syncing, affiliate tracking and clean, structured data that adapts as schemas evolve. By handling the complex product-data layer, Channel3 lets developers focus on building frictionless AI shopping experiences rather than on data collection and maintenance. The company plans to expand its engineering team and invest heavily in compute to process billions of tokens so it can scale coverage toward “every product online.” Channel3 is a Y Combinator graduate and is backed by several prominent investors, positioning it to become foundational infrastructure for the emerging “agentic commerce” market.

Participated · Seed · May 2025

Row Zero is an enterprise spreadsheet built for big data and security that runs in the cloud and can open billion-row datasets. It connects directly to data warehouses including Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, and BigQuery, automatically updates from connected warehouses, and enforces row-level security while allowing administrators to restrict data export. Because it runs in the cloud, Row Zero leverages larger compute and memory to perform analytical operations that would take minutes or hours in Excel and Tableau. Most of its usage comes from Fortune 500 companies seeking to eliminate the security risk of CSV exports from BI tools; Flexport is cited as a customer that shifted weekly reporting from Google Sheets. The company plans to use new funding to expand connector support to ERPs and CRMs, integrate AI into the spreadsheet, and enhance support for Python-based workflows. Row Zero is hiring for roles at its Seattle headquarters and a Pittsburgh satellite office and has raised a total of $13M to date, including the $10M seed announced in May 2025.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2025

Stable Sea provides dashboard tooling, orchestration and access to compliant liquidity to enable companies to convert stablecoins into local fiat across global markets. Its core product focuses on last-mile payout efficiency and compliant stablecoin conversion for Fortune 500 companies, fintechs, and startups. The company was founded by a team with extensive experience in fintech, crypto and payments infrastructure and is led by CEO Tanner Taddeo. Stable Sea says it will use the $3.5 million funding to further its mission of providing efficient, cost-effective and compliant stablecoin offramping solutions. The announcement cites the broader industry context — a $15.6 trillion annualized stablecoin transaction value in 2024 — to underscore demand for seamless liquidity and conversion. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and positions its product to bridge digital and traditional financial systems.