Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Hosted.ai is building an operating system for the GPU-powered AI economy that optimizes GPU utilization and enables multi-tenant and federated GPU resource sharing. Its software aims to allow GPU cloud operators to run multiple workloads on the same GPU simultaneously and improve GPU economics for infrastructure operators and AI developers. The company launched publicly in 2025 after being founded in 2024 and maintains teams across the US, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. With the newly raised seed funding, Hosted.ai plans to roll out its GPUaaS offering to target GPU cloud operators. The article does not disclose revenue, user counts, or a valuation.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Founded in 2022 by Lasse Kjær and Lars Rasmussen, Understory offers an AI-driven software platform that helps creators and operators of experiences manage bookings, payments, and marketing from a single system. The software automates workflows, allowing experience providers to focus on delivering and scaling their offerings. Understory already serves customers in ten countries and positions itself as an infrastructure layer for the growing experience economy. The company’s vision is to make it easier for people to create and share meaningful experiences. With fresh capital, it plans to accelerate product development, strengthen its infrastructure, and expand internationally. While specific revenue or user figures were not disclosed, the recent funding underscores investor confidence in the firm’s growth trajectory and market opportunity.

Led · Equity · May 2025

Alrik offers a logistics software platform that connects merchants, suppliers, carriers, truck drivers and construction sites in a centralised digital ecosystem. The product automates transport sourcing, invoicing, integrations with ERPs and emissions tracking, with customers typically seeing a 25 percent cost reduction per delivery. The company’s marketplace model is designed to build network effects, enabling customers to connect with thousands of carriers and over 100,000 construction sites. Operational traction includes monthly shipments growing from 2,000 to over 25,000 and a reported 10x increase in both revenue and app usage over the past year. Clients include Nordic firms such as Saint-Gobain, Renta, Byggmax, Sonsab, XL-Bygg and Karl Hedin. Alrik plans to use new funding to accelerate go-to-market efforts, enhance its platform for enterprise clients and expand across northern Europe and into the UK. Alrik provides a SaaS platform that enables supervisors to monitor fleet activity and centralise logistics coordination across construction supply chains. The product is designed to reduce manual coordination (phone calls, handwritten records, whiteboards) and improve supply-chain visibility for distributors and construction sites. Early users have reported up to 10% reductions in fleet emissions, and one customer saw fleet costs fall by a third after six months of use. The company already serves over 100 customers, including Saint-Gobain, STARK Group, Kesko, Bygma, Mestergruppen, Karl Hedin and Woody. Alrik was founded in 2022 by Axel Enblad and Nici Sundén-Cullberg and launched last year, and it plans to expand further across Europe. The company recently raised seed funding to support that expansion.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

Pandektes provides an AI legal research platform that helps legal professionals navigate legislation, find case law, prompt legal queries, and build organised, searchable knowledge bases. Its software is used by legal councils, public institutions and large law firms in Germany and Denmark. The company plans to expand its database of rulings across all EU jurisdictions with the aim of building a platform that covers the entire EU and dismantles jurisdictional barriers. Pandektes says its tool makes rulings available, searchable and easy to find, reducing days of legal research to seconds. The founders position the product as a way to increase transparency, strengthen the rule of law and boost efficiency in the legal industry. The company was founded in 2023 by Casper Laursen and Søren Brokær and has recently secured seed funding to support its expansion.

Led · Seed · Nov 2024

Proemial operates Proem, a free knowledge platform that leverages AI to summarise research papers in plain language and provide links with full author attribution. The company indexes over 240 million research papers and has launched a scientific annotation tool called Proem News to enrich news articles with referenced scientific sources. Proem News lets users paste a URL and receive a factual background referencing up to ten research papers and an answers field tied to specific papers. Proemial curates preprints and open-server papers to avoid paywalls and gives researchers a way to reach non-academic audiences while crediting authors. The platform monetises its activities through paid research curation services and plans to offer papers in different languages in the future. Founders include Mads Rydahl, Geet Khosla (CEO), and Brian Pedersen; the company was founded in late 2023.