Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

Photon builds a full-stack prescription infrastructure combining digital prescribing and routing infrastructure, a pharmacy network, and a consumer-facing marketplace that surfaces real-time price and stock information. The platform includes capabilities such as prior authorization and clinical decision support and relies on AI to process complex pharmacy, benefits, and formulary data in real time. Photon began in direct-to-consumer digital health and has expanded into health systems, integrating with in-house pharmacies and provider workflows. Since its founding in 2021, the company says it has helped millions of patients make more informed pharmacy decisions. Photon plans to deepen marketplace integrations and expand health system partnerships to increase in-house pharmacy utilization and reduce administrative burden across the medication journey.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2024

QA Wolf provides an outcomes-based QA testing platform that automates test creation and runs for Android, iOS, web, and Salesforce apps with humans in the loop. The company pivoted after its 2019 launch from test orchestration to selling test coverage to better align incentives and increase real-world test coverage. Customers pay a flat rate that includes test creation, unlimited parallel test runs, and 24-hour failure investigation and maintenance. QA Wolf says customers ship 2–5x more often and reduce rework by shifting testing earlier in the development cycle. The company serves over 130 customers, including Salesloft, Drata, and AutoTrader.ca, and has a roughly 130-employee workforce. QA Wolf plans to use new funding to build additional features, enhance its automation technology, and grow its team. QA Wolf builds and runs automated end-to-end tests for web applications and integrates with customers' internal systems to provide a real-time view of software performance. Clients submit a short demo of their app, and QA Wolf creates a testing plan and codes automated test suites written in Playwright so tests can be migrated if desired. The service supports web apps that use third-party services like Stripe and Salesforce and includes ongoing support for writing and maintaining tests, investigating failures, and reporting bugs. Founded in 2019 by Jon Perl, Laura Cressman and Scott Wilson, the company combines technology, a people-driven approach, and a business model aimed at delivering high-performing, accurate testing. At the time of the announcement QA Wolf had a 45-person team, more than 50 customers, expected to grow to 60 employees by year-end, and reported revenue up 25x over the past year with business doubling in the last six months. The company plans to use new funding to expand engineering, sales and marketing and to build datasets of tests across web apps to develop additional products and services.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2024

Station70 launched Bunker, the first product in its disaster recovery and business continuity suite for institutional cryptocurrency firms, and secured a $5 million seed round. Bunker provides a wallet-agnostic, zero-knowledge key backup and recovery solution that is agnostic to protocols, blockchains, and wallet providers. The product offers geographically configurable backups, beyond-industry-standard security and cryptography, integration with institutional wallet providers, read-only auditor and regulator access, and failover wallets to minimize single-counterparty risk. Station70 positions its services to help firms meet security and regulatory requirements and offers hosting options in numerous jurisdictions. The company said it will add additional wallet integrations this year to expand compatibility. Founders Adam Healy (former CISO at Bakkt and BlockFi) and Dr. Adam Everspaugh (former cryptographer at Coinbase) built the platform based on their institutional crypto experience.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2023

Wand.app is an AI-powered creative tool designed to give artists manual control over image generation through visual tools and personalization rather than relying solely on text prompts. Its illustration tool converts sketches or edits into fleshed-out suggestions, and users can teach a personal AI to replicate a specific aesthetic. Editing occurs on a freeform art board where individuals or teams iterate, and the product runs on mobile and tablet (with Apple Pencil support) and will soon arrive on desktop. The company is testing with a small group of beta users and plans a public launch in the coming months. Wand plans to build collaborative team features, extend creative tooling to desktop, research foundation model architectures and fine-tuning techniques, and explore marketplaces for artists to share or sell fine-tuned models and potential 3D modeling applications. For now it uses an in-app credit system to cover GPU costs and is considering subscription pricing similar to DALL-E 2, Midjourney and Dream Studio longer term.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2023

Grapevine is identified in the media as a social engagement startup. The coverage places the company within the social-media sector, emphasizing its focus on fostering user engagement. Specific details about its core product features, customer base, or go-to-market strategy were not disclosed in the article. Likewise, no operating metrics such as revenue, active users, or growth rates were provided. The only publicly shared data point is the completion of a ₹34 crore Series A round intended to fund the company’s next stage of development.