Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Weave offers an engineering intelligence platform that analyzes pull requests, code reviews, deployments, and AI-generated contributions to produce a unified measurement of engineering output. The company uses machine learning models to connect coding activity with business progress and to estimate the AI spending required to produce an hour of completed engineering work. Features include recommendations for lower-cost AI models based on production data and metrics that surface AI adoption, engineering quality, and cost of AI-generated work. Weave reports having analyzed more than 2 million contributions across over 20,000 engineers at more than 500 organizations, and counts Robinhood, Reducto, and PostHog among its customers. Based in San Francisco, the startup aims to curb what it calls “tokenmaxxing” by shifting focus from volume-based metrics to outcome-based measurements. The company will use the Series A proceeds to accelerate product development and expand its platform.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

MokN develops technology to detect and recover compromised identities, positioning itself in the emerging category it calls Active Identity Recovery. Its first product, Baits, deploys realistic decoy access points to reveal attackers using stolen credentials. The company says it currently protects more than one million users across large enterprises and mid-sized organisations. MokN plans upcoming products to secure customer accounts, stolen browser cookies and compromised sessions. Financially, it completed a €2.6 million seed round in October 2025 and has now raised $15 million in a Series A. The firm intends to invest the new capital in R&D, expand its product suite, and grow operations in France, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Openlaw operates beglaubigt.de, a platform that digitises the end-to-end company formation process in Germany, handling document preparation, notary appointments and register filings while working with around 300 notary offices. The platform claims to reduce typical German GmbH formation timelines from six to eight weeks down to as little as three days and has served over 25,000 customers since launch. Beglaubigt.de is integrated with partners such as Qonto and counts customers or partners including Qonto, Holvi and Sevdesk. The company was accepted into Y Combinator's F24 batch and was founded by executives with prior exits and experience scaling startups. Openlaw's near-term plans include expanding the range of formation types and register processes, adding ongoing bookkeeping services, and scaling the product beyond Germany into other European markets. The fresh $3.3M seed financing is intended to accelerate those product and market expansion plans.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Eunice develops institutional-grade infrastructure that standardises how complex investment decisions are assessed, documented and defended for regulated markets and alternative assets. The company initially focused on digital assets, deploying AI agents to deliver asset-level assessments and helping develop disclosure templates through the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s Regulatory Sandbox. Its platform creates standardised, auditable frameworks that incorporate human oversight to make decision-making transparent and defensible while preserving professional judgement. Eunice is expanding the same infrastructure across broader private markets to meet rising governance, transparency and documentation expectations of institutional investors. The company intends to further develop its AI capabilities and scale commercial operations following its recent funding. No public metrics such as revenue or user counts were disclosed in the available reporting.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Flexion develops a universal software stack that can drive humanoid robots regardless of morphology, positioning itself as the horizontal "brain" layer for different manufacturers. The team, composed of leading roboticists and researchers, delivered working technology and showcased a fully autonomous long-term demo in which a humanoid tidied a room without remote control or hard-coded logic. Flexion commercializes its autonomy stack through partnerships and enterprise customers and has announced collaborations with several large partners. The company completed a seed raise and quickly followed with a $50 million Series A, enabling it to scale development and commercial efforts. Near-term plans include launching further features, expanding the robot fleet and moving into real-world commercial deployments.