Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

SPREAD AI provides an AI-native data foundation that connects structured and unstructured product and engineering data across design, production, and operations to create "Product Twins." Its platform helps engineering, sales, and service teams understand dependencies, assess trade-offs, and make faster decisions, and the company says customers have seen faster development cycles, improved troubleshooting times, and cost savings. SPREAD works with global manufacturers in sectors including automotive, aerospace and defence, and industrial equipment. The company has deepened a commercial and technical collaboration with Salesforce to combine its product data capabilities with Salesforce Customer 360. Following the $30 million Series B, SPREAD plans to invest the proceeds in platform enhancements and international expansion. The raise combines strategic investors, returning VCs, and an angel participant to support the firm's growth objectives.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

NetBird is a Berlin-based software company that offers an open-source network security platform designed to create secure, private networks for organisations of all sizes. The product eliminates the need for port configuration, centralised gateways, and complex firewall rules, dramatically reducing operational complexity for engineers and DevOps teams. Since launching on GitHub in 2021, NetBird has grown through a product-led, community-driven model in which users freely test the software in their homelabs before championing wider adoption. Its customer roster spans managed service providers, technology firms, large enterprises, and public-sector organisations, with names such as Sport Alliance, netgo, Signicat, and VIEW Group already deploying the platform. NetBird positions itself as a European-developed, privacy-focused alternative to legacy VPN solutions that often suffer from recurring security vulnerabilities and heavy maintenance burdens. The company’s go-to-market strategy centres on transparent open-source development, minimal friction onboarding, and strong community engagement. Fresh capital from its Series A round gives NetBird the resources to extend engineering efforts, broaden product use cases, bolster community support, and continue global expansion.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Tangany provides a market‑leading B2B custody platform and white‑label API that enables banks, trading platforms, and fintechs to integrate blockchain services while remaining compliant. The BaFin‑regulated fintech safeguards over €3 billion in digital assets and supports more than 700,000 active customer accounts across 60+ institutional clients. Its product reduces costs and accelerates go‑to‑market for customers by providing institutional‑grade custody infrastructure. Since its 2022 seed round the company has doubled revenue and scaled its organization. With MiCA approaching, Tangany plans EU expansion, to strengthen operations, and to deepen its role as a regulated digital asset custodian. The company has reinforced partnerships with Baader Bank and Elevator Ventures / Raiffeisen Bank as part of its growth strategy. Tangany is a Munich-based fintech offering custody of digital assets via its Wallet as a Service (WaaS). Its proprietary solution supports both hot and cold wallets and secures Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, security tokens and NFTs. The startup aims to advance crypto adoption and help organisations expand their catalogue of financial products while smoothing the transition for customers. Tangany plans to add staking and yield farming services to its existing custody business and will use new funding to expand staff by the end of 2022. Founded in 2019, the company reports over €400 million of digital assets under custody and has onboarded over 25 new clients, including Tezos Foundation, Quirin Privatbank and Exporo. Tangany has been growing through its own profitability and said the round was 4x oversubscribed. Tangany is a Munich-based blockchain custody startup led by Martin Kreitmair, Christopher Zapf and Alexey Utin. The company offers a crypto storage solution for businesses, including secure wallet management in a hardware security module and support for blockchains such as Ethereum, Bitcoin or a customer's own chain. Its solution can be integrated via an API or deployed as a white-label wallet. Tangany serves companies across the EU and beyond. The recently raised seed financing (amount undisclosed) will be used to accelerate customer growth and further develop the technology. The capital will also support Tangany's application for a German 'crypto storage license' with BaFin in accordance with the Money Laundering Act.

Led · Series A · Apr 2025

Neurolabs offers an Image Recognition as a Service platform that enables field teams to capture store-shelf photos on smartphones and receive near-instant, product-level insights powered by proprietary Visual AI and synthetic-data pipelines. The technology is positioned as a faster, lower-cost alternative to manual retail audits and integrates into enterprise retail tech stacks as a scalable infrastructure layer. Neurolabs says its platform has helped clients cut field operational costs by up to 32% and reduce product onboarding time by 93%. Clients cited in the article include a US soft drinks company, a major European beverage brand, and a UK-based manufacturer. The company is growing its computer-vision engineering team and deepening its commercial footprint across the UK, European, and US markets with plans to scale globally. Management frames the opportunity as addressing an $800 billion problem of inefficiencies in CPG supply chains. Neurolabs offers a no-code/low-code synthetic computer vision platform that helps retailers deploy automation solutions at substantially lower development and deployment cost. The company focuses on precise 3D modeling of everyday physical objects and is compiling a retail 3D repository of roughly 100,000 digital twins of consumer packaged goods. Those digital twins are intended to enable synthetic computer vision across the CPG lifecycle, from manufacturing and distribution to in-store, e-commerce and recycling. CEO and founder Paul Pop highlights the technical challenge of anticipating and reproducing real-life changes in packaging and design, which the company addresses with its synthetic computer vision approach. Neurolabs plans to scale operations and expand its offering to include several consumer packaged goods use cases. Financially, the company raised a €3 million seed round and has raised a total of $4.9 million since 2019. Neurolabs builds a platform that trains object-recognition computer-vision models using solely synthetic (computer-generated) data and delivers models via server deployment or downloadable packages accessible through API calls. The company targets industries such as food service, grocery retail, automotive, smart city, healthcare, manufacturing and agriculture, with many deployments to date in food service for autonomous checkout. Neurolabs claims synthetic-data approaches enable much faster and cheaper model development (up to 20x faster and 100x cheaper versus traditional methods) and offers a no-code interface for RPA/software developers as well as virtual data-generation tools for CV engineers. The startup was founded in August 2018 and has offices in Edinburgh and Cluj-Napoca; it currently has about 10 employees and planned modest hires by end of 2021. Financially, the company reported current revenues under €250k and said it was targeting €1M in revenue by Q1 2022; most of its funding has been used to fund R&D and engineering of the Neurolabs platform.

Led · Equity · Jan 2025

Zelt builds an HR operations platform that lets managers monitor and automate people processes across the employee lifecycle, spanning HR, Finance and IT functions. The platform allows clients to stack modules to build workflows and automate manual processes such as employee onboarding and payroll. In 2024 Zelt launched a new Growth module and onboarded its first 1,000+ headcount organisation. The company says the funding will enable expansion of its product set into more areas of operations, entry into new geographies, and the addition of new and improved features. Zelt positions itself as an all‑in‑one alternative to fragmented point solutions and estimates a $50bn global opportunity as organisations move away from legacy tools. The article does not disclose revenue, valuation, or prior fundraising details. Zelt provides a platform that enables small and medium-sized businesses to manage and automate payroll, benefits and financial activities. The product consolidates pay, benefits, software, hardware, time off and reviews in a single place and automates day-to-day tasks like onboarding and offboarding, entering employee information, buying and shipping laptops, and creating accounts in work apps. Users can get real-time insights into their workforce, headcount costs, device fleet security and tool stack to make informed decisions. The company serves customers including One Trading and Mumsnet. Zelt intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and its development efforts.