Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Boom provides an AI-native leasing operating system that combines leasing operations, applicant screening, and rent reporting in one platform. The company launched BoomScreen in mid-2024 and has since introduced BoomCRM, an AI-powered leasing and touring CRM designed to manage the entire leasing funnel from lead capture to tour booking, screening and approval. Boom reports supporting 500K+ rental units and more than 500 operators on its platform, and says its tools reduce response times to seconds and decisions to hours. The product embeds modern large language models across workflows to automate and speed leasing tasks. Boom has attracted both institutional venture investors and strategic operator investors and recently closed a $15M Series A led by S3 Ventures. The company states strong customer momentum and adoption following its product launches.

Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Plot builds an AI layer that analyzes hundreds of millions of social videos to capture untagged consumer mentions, track multimedia marketing campaigns, and run natural language research prompts. The company sells its platform to enterprise customers and counts Fortune 500 brands such as Visa, Mastercard, PepsiCo, Fenty Beauty, Benefit Cosmetics, and CAVA among its clients. Plot has demonstrated strong commercial traction, growing annualized recurring revenue 3.8x year-over-year and maintaining a 132% net revenue retention rate. Led by co-founder and CEO Megan Duong, the company plans to use the new seed funding to scale engineering, expand platform infrastructure, and accelerate automated creator sourcing and deep consumer research workflows. The product roadmap emphasizes expanded automation and enterprise-grade platform capabilities to meet growing enterprise demand.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Crafting offers an end-to-end infrastructure platform purpose-built for agentic engineering, allowing both human and AI agents to develop, test, and deploy code against production-like enterprise environments. The system is designed for AI-first engineering teams managing complex, multi-service architectures, giving them realistic sandboxes that mirror their live infrastructure. By streamlining code validation and deployment, Crafting aims to shorten development cycles and improve reliability for companies building with advanced AI tooling. Led by CEO Sumeet Vaidya, the company positions itself as critical infrastructure for teams that blend autonomous agents with traditional software engineering workflows. Crafting plans to channel newly raised capital into scaling operations and accelerating product development. To date, the firm has secured $5.5 million in outside capital through its seed round, but it has not disclosed revenue, user count, or other operating metrics.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Tivara develops artificial-intelligence agents that answer patient phone calls, coordinate appointment scheduling, manage prescription refills, and generally remove administrative friction from medical visits. The company targets large specialty physician groups with 20 to 500 doctors, and early customers include the Los Angeles Cancer Network and Astera Customer Care. Unlike many clinical AI tools, Tivara intentionally focuses on back-office tasks, aiming to free clinicians from paperwork rather than influence medical decision-making. Co-founders Tej Seelamsetty and Aumesh Misra validated the problem by shadowing numerous doctors before building the product. Tivara is backed by Y Combinator and currently employs five full-time staff members. The recent seed financing gives the startup $3.6 million of capital, which it plans to use primarily for team expansion and product development. No revenue or user numbers were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

DataLane is developing the first continuously updated identity platform for every local business in America, positioning itself as a “LinkedIn for the offline economy.” Its AI engine autonomously extracts, deduplicates, verifies, and connects data from hundreds of sources to create a real-time graph that feeds directly into systems such as Salesforce and Snowflake. The platform tracks more than 2 billion data points and 20 million businesses, giving customers like DoorDash, Square, Paychex, and Motorola unprecedented precision in targeting and engagement. Enterprises use this structured intelligence to solve the long-standing last-mile challenge of reaching small, often offline businesses that represent 43 percent of U.S. GDP. Founded by former AI leaders from Meta, Uber, and Microsoft, the New York-based company emphasizes large-scale data systems and applied machine learning expertise. Proceeds from its latest financing will fund product development, enlarge the AI and engineering teams, and accelerate go-to-market expansion. To date, the company has secured $27 million in venture funding across seed and Series A rounds.