OVO Fund
530 Lytton Ave Ste 304, Palo Alto, California, 94301, United States
Overview
OVO Fund is a seed stage venture capital firm that provides funding and support to startups at the earliest stages. We partner with exceptional teams with real technology looking to build transformative yet capital efficient businesses. OVO Fund leverages an extensive network of industry veterans, developed throughout our careers, to provide focused value-added capital to our entrepreneurs.
- Total investments
- 24
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 4
Sector focus
- Finance
- Financial Services
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- The Intelligent Search Company
Led · Seed · Nov 2025
Founded in May 2024, TISC has built a transformer-based platform that learns what to remember and when to retrieve it from live, multi-modal data streams, surfacing precise context in milliseconds. The system merges retrieval and reasoning so users or AI agents can make evidence-backed calls without multiple follow-up queries, enabling use cases ranging from play-calling in sports to command-and-control in defence. Early validations include deployments with a Caribbean national basketball team, several NCAA Division 1 games, and an active rollout with the Women’s Premier Basketball Association, where the technology will ultimately power an AI assistant coach. Since inception the company has hired a founding machine-learning researcher and assembled a Bay Area– and Toronto-based founding team. Future plans center on expanding professional and collegiate sports pilots, adding adjacent verticals like emergency response, and recruiting additional top ML talent. TISC positions itself as the “retrieval layer” that eliminates guesswork in time-critical scenarios, replacing hunches and static playbooks with real-time insights. The company’s growth to date has been funded by a US$2.1 million pre-seed round that will bankroll hiring, pilot expansion, and relationship building in its target markets.
- WellTheory
Participated · Equity · May 2025
WellTheory offers a research-backed, virtual care program that addresses the root causes of autoimmune conditions through diet, lifestyle, and high-touch support from registered dietitians and certified health coaches. Its AI-powered platform, featuring proprietary tools Care Hub and Care Scribe, personalizes care plans and supports scalable delivery. In just 18 months on the market, the company has secured partnerships with Fortune 100 and 500 employers, high-growth companies such as Maven Clinic, Fortune Brands Innovations, and Dayforce, as well as payors like Sentara Health Plans and a top national payor. Independent claims analyses show the service reduces ER visits, imaging, hospitalizations, and biologics use, saving partners thousands of dollars per patient annually. Over the last year, WellTheory recorded 10× year-over-year member growth and 5× revenue growth, highlighting strong demand and business traction. With the latest financing, the company has raised $26.2 million in total and plans to deepen employer and payor partnerships, expand programs targeting high-cost autoimmune conditions, and further invest in its AI personalization capabilities.
- LTV.ai
Participated · Series A · Apr 2025
LTV.ai is an Austin, TX-based provider of an AI-powered personalized and conversational email and SMS marketing platform. Its AI enables hyper-personalized and conversational messaging based on customer location, purchase history, prior feedback and purchasing habits. The platform is aimed at retail brands to increase customer engagement and lifetime value. On April 1, 2025, LTV.ai raised $5.2M in a Series A round. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and business reach. The financing strengthens its position to grow product adoption among retail customers.
- Synthpop
Participated · Seed · Jun 2024
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Synthpop offers an API-first, multi-agent system that combines document intelligence, payer-aware reasoning, conversational voice agents, and an orchestration layer to streamline healthcare administration. The platform integrates directly with EHR, billing, and e-prescribe systems and can automate up to 80 % of business processes such as referrals, prior authorizations, eligibility checks, claims follow-ups, and other patient-access tasks. In production, Synthpop has already processed data for more than 2 million patients and connects with eight major EHR platforms. Customers report that workflows once taking 40 minutes are now completed in under a minute at a cost roughly five times lower than traditional human labor while maintaining full compliance. The company is SOC 2-audited and HIPAA-compliant, positioning it as a secure infrastructure provider within the healthcare ecosystem. With its latest funding, Synthpop plans to expand its team, deepen product capabilities, and move into additional healthcare verticals. Total funding to date stands at $23 million.
- Suma Wealth
Participated · Equity · Feb 2024
SUMA Wealth operates a consumer financial app and an enterprise offering that deliver in-culture financial content, products, experiences and AI-driven personalization for young U.S. Latinos. The company emphasizes highly personalized recommendations and content that reflect users' countries of origin and cultural voice. Its consumer app remains free while the company monetizes through brand partnerships and paid personalized coaching; the enterprise product is subscription-based. SUMA has expanded via acquisitions, including Reel (Feb 2023) and learning-management system Intellecto, and added Reel co-founder Daniela Corrente as chief strategy and business officer. The platforms reached 1 million users, have seen 62% annual user growth, and revenue grew nearly fivefold in the past year. Founders include Beatriz Acevedo, Mary Hernandez and Xavier Gutierrez, and the company partners with financial institutions such as Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo. Suma Wealth develops technology-driven financial tools aimed at increasing prosperity, opportunity, and inclusion for young U.S.-born Latinos. The company offers a free Financial Checkup and a proprietary SUMA Score that tracks net worth, debt-to-income ratio, emergency savings, budget and other wealth metrics with personalized suggestions. Its web application is live and a mobile app was slated for release next month on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Leadership includes CEO Beatríz Acevedo and co-founder/chair Xavier A. Gutierrez. Suma has integrated with MX, Heroku (owned by Salesforce), and Cyvatar, and secured partnerships with Morgan Stanley, Chase, Turbotax, Quickbooks and Stockpile to broaden its financial capabilities. The company plans to use new funding to expand technical capabilities and grow headcount. SUMA Wealth builds a fintech platform aimed at U.S.-born Latinos, focused on financial-inclusion tools and culturally resonant educational content. The company plans to grow by building a brand "by Latinos for Latinos" and delivering in-culture instructional content on topics such as lowering debt, budgeting, taxes, investing and buy-vs-lease decisions, exemplified by its "chupalana" mascot. Co-founded by Beatriz Acevedo and Xavier Gutiérrez, SUMA emphasizes earning trust among a community often skeptical of traditional financial institutions due in part to historical currency devaluations in Latin America. During a 30-day beta, SUMA recorded engagement rates 20-times higher than a composite fintech benchmark and saw users mainly asking which institutions are trustworthy. Acevedo intends to apply the playbook she used to grow mitú— which raised over $50 million and reached nearly 100 million monthly users—to scale SUMA. The company aims to address cultural nuances of U.S.-born Latinos and build trust and scale within that rapidly growing economic segment.