• Throne

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  Throne Science makes a discreet sensor that attaches to standard toilets and, combined with an AI-powered companion app, passively tracks bathroom habits to surface patterns in digestive health, hydration status, and urinary function. The company was founded in 2023, is based in Austin, Texas, and launched to consumers in March 2026. In July it introduced a beta Gut Health AI coach that lets users ask questions about their gut health data and receive personalized feedback. Throne has hired leaders from consumer wearable and health tech companies and added medical advisors and a chief of science to its team. Financially, Throne announced a $10 million Series A to support personnel growth and R&D. Its stated long-term mission is to develop the technology into a home-based continuous screener for early signs of colorectal cancer and cancers of the urinary tract.

• MOSH

  Participated · Series A · May 2026

  Co-founded in 2021 by Maria Shriver and Patrick Schwarzenegger, MOSH positions itself as The Brain Brand® offering functional nutrition primarily in bar format. Its protein bars are formulated with a MOSH Signature Brain Blend anchored by Cognizin® Citicoline and include ingredients such as lion's mane, ashwagandha, omega-3s, and vitamins B12 and D3. MOSH reports distribution in 2,000+ U.S. retail doors and is preparing a nationwide Target launch alongside placements at Sprouts, Albertsons, Kroger, and HEB. The company is expanding its product line with MOSH High Protein, a bar featuring 20 grams of protein, creatine, and the Signature Brain Blend. MOSH directs a portion of proceeds to Alzheimer's research and women's brain health, having raised more than $400,000 and funded three research grants to date. Recent funds from the Series A will be used to scale retail distribution, advance product innovation, support a new research grant, and build marketing, sales, and supply chain capabilities.

• Harbor

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

  Harbor is a Dallas, TX-based infant care technology company focused on a baby monitoring system that combines hardware and services. Led by CEO Kevin Lavelle, its offering includes a dedicated 10\" local monitor that can operate independently of the internet and a mobile and desktop app. Planned features include a remote night nanny service and health tech services for infant and postpartum care. The system is intended to help parents get much-needed sleep and infant care expertise at a fraction of traditional costs. Harbor raised $7M in Seed funding and plans to use the proceeds to expand operations and accelerate development. Investors in the round include Trust Ventures, Tim Ferriss, Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners, John Isner and Madison McKinley, Thomas and Lauren Morstead, Sam and Sara Parr, Trey Kennedy, and other family offices. Harbor is a Dallas, TX–based infant care technology company developing a high-quality baby monitor and family-facing telehealth services. The company is preparing to launch its baby monitor in May 2024 with features including local and remote streaming with or without internet, a 2K camera, data-privacy assurances, split-screen monitoring for up to four children, and a Smart Audio alerting system. Harbor also plans to introduce a Remote Night Nanny service providing night-time expertise and coaching from trained infant experts, alongside additional telehealth services at accessible pricing. Harbor raised $3.7M in Seed funding to support these product launches and service rollouts. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach. The team is led by CEO Kevin Lavelle and CPO Charlie Hill; Lavelle said the investment will help the company launch and democratize access to sleep expertise for families.

• Oats Overnight

  Participated · Series B · Jul 2024

  Founded in 2016, Oats Overnight produces single-serve, high-protein overnight oat meals that can be prepared by simply adding milk or a milk alternative and shaking. The company positions its products as a convenient, nutritious breakfast aimed at busy consumers who want a quick yet healthy option. Supported by manufacturing facilities in Arizona and Ohio, Oats Overnight distributes nationwide through both grocery retailers and its online channel. Continuous R&D, aided by data analytics and customer feedback, has expanded its portfolio to over 50 distinct flavors. The brand emphasizes innovation to stay competitive within the crowded better-for-you food and beverage market. With the recent Series A funding, the company plans to scale manufacturing, enhance product development, and deepen retail and e-commerce penetration. This capital adds to its growing revenue base driven by broad distribution and a diverse product lineup.

• Snaps Clothing Co

  Led · Seed · Mar 2024

  Snaps Clothing is a menswear brand whose designs aim to bridge traditional suiting and contemporary men's fashion. The company positions its products as wardrobe staples that close the gap between classic suits and modern menswear. Snaps announced a $1.65M seed financing to support its growth. The seed round was led by Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners. Several celebrity investors participated, including singer Sammy Kershaw, MMA legend Chuck Liddell, TV host Chet Garner, actor Corey Brooks, MLB player Johnny Damon, and Veeral Rathod (founder of J. Hilburn). The article does not disclose additional operating metrics or past funding rounds.

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