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Pareto Holdings

475 Brickell Ave #1907, Miami, FL, 33131, United States

Overview

Pareto Holdings is an early-stage investment vehicle founded by Jon Oringer and Edward Lando. We execute on dozens of investments per month and are often the first to back exceptional entrepreneurs. We are industry and geography agnostic, and specialize in pre-seeding companies. We’ve made 500+ investments to date. Unlike others, we only invest our own money with a small and mighty team around the world.

Total investments
40
Lead investments
3
Investments · 12mo
5
Active investors
1
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Investment portfolio

  • Brekfuz

    Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

    Brekfuz builds an AI-native coordination platform that unifies fragmented organisational information across tools like Slack, email, meeting notes, documents, GitHub repositories and project management systems. The platform automatically maps ownership, responsibilities and domain expertise to create a structured, searchable knowledge layer that links answers to original source material. Users and AI systems can pose natural-language queries across integrated enterprise systems to retrieve context-backed answers, reducing reliance on individual employees and repetitive status meetings. Brekfuz aims to eliminate knowledge silos, speed decision-making, and improve operational efficiency as organisations adopt AI across workflows. The company positions itself as foundational infrastructure for the AI-first workplace and intends to use recent funding to enhance its product, platform and expansion efforts. Brekfuz was co-founded by Arhan Singhal and Sarthak Ahuja.

  • Heywa Labs

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

    Heywa Labs develops Generative UX (GenUX), an interaction layer that converts traditional AI outputs into structured, visual and interactive stories composed of tappable cards. Its first consumer product, Heywa, is live on iOS in the US, UK and Canada and showcases two-second first interactions and real-time adaptation as users explore travel planning, recipes, fitness routines and more. The system continually reshapes content in response to user intent, aiming to replace static search links and long chatbot text with fluid exploration paths. Built by former Google, Snap and Trainline engineers, the 12-person team claims users engage with multiple cards per query, indicating deeper exploration and understanding. Over the next year the company plans to evolve GenUX into a scalable platform that can power diverse third-party products while deepening its own consumer experience. The seed financing provides capital for engineering, design and growth hiring as well as international expansion. No revenue or user figures have been disclosed, but the company positions its consumer app as a flagship proof point for broader platform ambitions.

  • Ahead Health

    Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

    Founded in 2024 by ex-Google executives, medical doctors and healthtech builders, Ahead Health offers preventive check-ups that combine advanced blood testing, whole-body MRI and an AI-powered platform that aggregates medical history into a single, doctor-reviewed report. The company emphasizes repeat testing over time to track each member against their own baseline and translate complex biomarkers into personalised, actionable insights. Ahead Health claims its full-body MRI scan and blood tests can be completed in about 30 minutes, with results delivered digitally alongside a personalised health plan. Since launching in Switzerland it has assembled a network of more than 20 partner centres and is launching bookings in Munich while opening a waitlist in the Netherlands. The firm says its approach can detect conditions such as cancer, brain disease, endometriosis and cardiovascular issues earlier than traditional care, and plans to introduce imaging offerings in new markets following an initial blood-test rollout.

  • Pillar

    Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

    Founded in 2025, Pillar offers an AI-powered software platform that automates administrative and back-office construction processes such as quote generation, margin tracking, workforce management, and reporting. The platform integrates data from accounting software, bank feeds, and site communications (including WhatsApp updates) into a single interface to provide real-time operational visibility without forcing contractors to change existing workflows. Pillar aims to modernize one of the least digitized industries by consolidating fragmented data and manual processes across projects. The company intends to expand its product ecosystem with modules covering procurement, tender management, subcontractor coordination, banking, and other construction services. Pillar plans to use its recent €12M seed round to strengthen its Italian market position and scale internationally. The startup has raised €15.2M in total to date.

  • Hive Robotics

    Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

    Hive Robotics develops an integrated, compact, modular C3 (Command, Control, Connect) architecture that fuses robot control, perception, localisation, and secure communications to enable collaborative operation of unmanned systems. Its technology uses distributed sensor fusion and a proprietary Onboard AI module to allow lightweight drones, ground vehicles, and maritime platforms to operate collaboratively in complex, GNSS/GPS‑denied environments. The platform targets cross-domain use cases such as air swarms for wildfire or threat detection, search-and-rescue missions, defence operations, and critical-infrastructure monitoring. Hive positions its stack as a way to compress robotics complexity into a single framework so multiple platforms can collaborate more effectively than the sum of their parts. The company plans to use the new capital to recruit engineering talent and advance its technology roadmap to deliver differentiated solutions faster and at scale. Founded in 2025 and based in Munich, the company is targeting rapidly growing global markets for robotics and autonomous systems.

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