• Fetcherr

  Participated · Series C · Sep 2025

  Fetcherr is an AI-native market engine that leverages its proprietary Large Market Model (LMM) to interpret complex market dynamics, forecast demand, and automatically set granular prices while optimizing inventory and resources. The system delivers multi-dimensional views of global economic and market conditions, enabling partners to make both micro and macro decisions instantly. Airlines such as Delta Air Lines, Virgin Atlantic, WestJet, Viva Aerobus, and Azul already rely on the platform for predictive, insight-backed pricing. With this technology, customers can respond to shifting demand signals in real time, improving revenue management and operational efficiency. The company plans to expand beyond aviation into new international markets and industries. Fetcherr’s latest $42 million Series C financing underscores investor confidence in its growth trajectory and will fund accelerated global expansion and product development.

• Hopper

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2025

  Hopper is a New York- and Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup providing a platform to manage modern software security risk. It positions itself as a modern alternative to Software Composition Analysis (SCA), offering function-level reachability, automated asset discovery, hidden vulnerability detection, and support for complex web frameworks. The company simulates how applications are built and executed to provide deep visibility without agents or CI/CD integration. Hopper supports full SBOM and VEX export, agentless deployment via read-only Git access, and delivers contextual remediation evidence linked directly to source. Its platform detects internal and shadow dependencies and is already used by Fortune 500s and tech companies to replace legacy SCA tools. Hopper emerged from stealth and raised $7.6M in seed funding.

• FullEnrich

  Led · Seed · Feb 2025

  FullEnrich is a B2B platform that helps businesses find accurate contact information such as email addresses and phone numbers. The platform collects data from more than 15 sources and leverages over twenty data sources, using a waterfall enrichment process that checks multiple providers to improve match rates. It offers advanced data verification layers and a usage-based pricing model with no seat-based fees. Customers include Mastercard and Docusign. FullEnrich, a Parisian platform now headquartered in California, recently raised $2M in a seed funding round. The company plans to use the proceeds to accelerate growth in the US, Europe, Australia, Latin America and Israel, and to fund product development and senior hiring.

• qbiq

  Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

  qbiq leverages generative AI to automate and democratize architectural planning, enabling both non-architects and architects to produce optimized floor plans, 3D visualizations, architectural programs, quantity takeoffs and CAD/Revit models. Its platform generates complete design packages and high-resolution rendered tours in minutes, replacing weeks or months of manual work. Customers such as Brookfield Properties, JLL, Skanska and IWG have used qbiq, and clients have produced over 400 million square feet of layouts; the customer base has grown more than tenfold. The company officially launched in 2023 and says it is speeding toward a 1 billion square foot milestone. The recent financing is intended to support qbiq's mission to standardize automated architectural capabilities and accelerate global expansion, shortening deal cycles and increasing efficiency for brokers, landlords, tenants and architects. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Tel Aviv with offices in New York and Miami, qbiq serves hundreds of clients globally. qbiq provides a generative AI platform that creates space plans and 3D virtual tours from user-submitted layouts and design requirements. The system generates thousands of alternative layouts using an AI layer trained on architectural planning data, geometrical optimization engines, parallel cloud computing, and a regulation layer, then produces high-resolution 3D virtual tours of the selected plan. The platform delivers full planning packages with multiple optimized layouts and visualizations to tenants, brokers, landlords, and architects. Customers include JLL, CBRE, Colliers International, Cresa, Perkins & Will, AECOM, and Avison Young. qbiq was founded in 2019 by Elad Kaminer, Noam Diamantstein, and Leeor Solnik and is based in Tel Aviv with offices in New York and Miami. The company raised $10M in Seed funding and intends to use the proceeds to expand its market presence in the U.S.

• Spines

  Participated · Series A · Nov 2024

  Spines is a self-publishing platform that uses AI to handle editing, improvement suggestions, cover design, layout, and e-book/print-on-demand distribution, supplemented by human support where needed. The company says its process can compress traditional publishing timelines from 6–18 months to 2–3 weeks. Since launching in 2021, the Miami-headquartered, Israel-hatched startup reports having published at least 1,700 books and is growing revenues at a rate of 1,000%. Production packages start around $1,200 and can go up to $5,000, with optional distribution memberships billed $19–$49/month; royalties are split 70% to authors and 30% to Spines. Spines customizes third-party AI tools but does not disclose which services it uses or provide detailed analytics on content performance. The company plans to expand its offerings to include audiobooks. Spines is an AI-powered publishing platform that manages the full authorship journey, from editing, proofreading, and formatting to cover design, distribution, and marketing. Authors upload manuscripts and can see books published, optimized, and available globally within roughly two weeks. The platform’s AI, supervised by a production manager, performs detailed editing, creates 70+ formatted cover versions, automates metadata optimization, and lists books across 100+ channels. Authors may choose to upgrade to human assistance at any stage, and the platform provides post-launch AI-driven marketing, royalty management, and distribution options. Spines published over 500 titles last year and plans to publish a total of 3,000 new titles by the end of this year. The company intends to use new funding to enhance brand awareness, streamline the publishing process for more authors, and continue improving the product.

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