Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

Jotit offers a digital‑paper platform that combines advanced handwriting recognition, real‑time collaboration tools, and customizable workflows to preserve the benefits of pen‑and‑paper in digital classrooms. The product is designed to reduce administrative burdens and create a distraction‑free learning environment that improves comprehension, retention, and creativity. Jotit is already deployed in K‑12 schools across the United States and reports measurable classroom impact among students and teachers. The company emphasizes simplicity and educator‑centric design, introducing technology only where it reinforces proven educational value. With recent funding, Jotit plans to expand its reach and empower more educators to leverage handwriting‑focused tools at scale.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

Founded in 2018 as a spin-off of the University of Granada’s cognitive developmental neuroscience lab, Neuromindset develops digital programs that combine published neurocognitive protocols with AI for personalized assessment and training. Its two main products are Neuromindset‑Schools, a classroom program for teachers, and Neuromindset‑Kids, a gamified app for families to continue training at home. The company emphasizes evidence‑based interventions (decades of research on early brain plasticity) rather than unvalidated claims common in edTech. By 2025 Neuromindset reported implementation in more than 30 educational centers across Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Guatemala, demonstrating regional traction. The startup has won sector awards including the Global EdTech Startup Award (authorregulación category) and the Impact Social Cup 2025. Financially, Neuromindset closed a €350,000 first round in March 2024 (angels + ENISA participative loan) and later secured institutional backing from Fundalogy in 2026.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2023

Dig builds AI-powered social intelligence to analyze videos, images, and text across social platforms and flag reputational risks such as disinformation, deepfakes, and counterfeit promotions while accounting for humor and sarcasm. Founded in 2021 in Tel Aviv, the company pivoted from repurposing marketing video content to detecting influencer-driven disinformation amid escalating geopolitical conflicts. It uses in-house large language models to reduce compute costs, claiming analysis can be up to 100 times cheaper than commercial APIs and that its models can identify 90% of relevant social posts about a brand. Dig serves around 70 clients and generates revenue via monthly subscription fees with usage-based pricing; it also offers a chatbot for real-time queries and reports. The company has about 50 employees across Tel Aviv, New York, and London and emphasizes speed of analysis as a competitive edge. Dig plans to use recent funding to invest in sales and marketing and grow those teams. GlossAi builds AI tools that take long, verbal-content-rich media and automatically produce many short, platform-tailored artifacts — 15-second clips, highlight reels, blog posts from transcripts, slide decks, e-books and social content. The company positions itself between pure generative systems and intelligent clipping, relying on its own multimodal models and tunable settings for length, voice and imagery. GlossAi focuses specifically on “verbal content-rich” media such as webinars, presentations and interviews rather than home movies or more creative video. Its target users include content producers seeking more reach and ROI from long-form material and corporate teams that want condensed versions of internal trainings and presentations. The approach is intended to make long content discoverable across formats and platforms while also raising concerns about increased low-effort amplification or spam. GlossAi recently reinforced its financial runway by raising an $8 million seed round.