Participated · Equity · Jan 2024

Alt Mobility is a full‑stack electric vehicle as‑a‑service company that provides integrated leasing, servicing, charging, real‑time fleet monitoring and data‑driven insights for commercial fleet operators. The company manages a fleet of 13,000 vehicles and reports assets under management of over $30M across 30 Indian cities. Alt Mobility says it drives rapid EV adoption by lowering total cost of ownership and maximising fleet uptime through end‑to‑end asset management. It plans to expand its fleet to 30,000 vehicles and reach roughly $100M AUM by March 2027. The company will also invest in expanding its digital asset management platform and standardising battery technology to support scale. Founded in 2021 and led by CEO and co‑founder Dev Arora, Alt Mobility is headquartered in New Delhi, India. Alt Mobility is a technology-enabled electric-vehicle leasing and full-stack lifecycle management platform that offers Fleet Lease combining leasing with insurance, roadside service, maintenance, charging and parking hubs. The company operates FleetOS, an EV asset-management platform it plans to scale by hiring an engineering team. It began leasing vehicles in April 2022 and has scaled to assets under management (AUM) of $12 million (Rs 100 crore), comprising leased e2W, e3W, e4W and chargers. Alt Mobility plans to launch new verticals including Drive-to-Own, Parametric Insurance, Fleet Depots and a Battery Refurbishment Unit and to expand its presence to 20+ cities. Management is targeting an AUM of $100 million within the next two years and aims to become the largest proprietary EV fleet provider in India. The company was founded in 2021 by Dev Arora, Anuj Gupta, Manas Arora, Harsh Goyal and Jayant Gupta and is based in Gurgaon, India.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2022

ConsCent is a content-monetisation platform that enables pay-per-use access to premium articles and tools for publishers. It supplies technology to publishers including India Today Group, Outlook India Group, MidDay, Amar Ujala, EPIC On, Tinkle Comics and New Indian Express. Price per article is set by media houses and ConsCent emphasises reducing friction for users while ensuring creators capture value. The company began commercial operations in April 2021 and claims to have acquired 5 lakh users. ConsCent plans to hire technology talent, expand sales and marketing, invest in AI/ML to build in-house monetisation tools, and launch more than 15 new products and features over the next 12 months. The startup is targeting deeper penetration in the Indian subcontinent and expansion beyond India as more publishers put content behind paywalls.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2022

Xook is a Singapore-based robotic restaurant startup that develops autonomous kiosks to assemble prepared meals. Its first kiosk, the Xook Primus, can assemble salads and meal bowls across various global cuisines. CEO Raja Natarajan disclosed that Xook raised $1.3 million in pre-seed funding from a group of investors. The company plans to use the funding to roll out its kiosks in the US and target corporate buildings. Xook will install kiosks for free in corporate locations and intends to generate revenue by selling prepared meals to employees.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2021

ByteLearn offers an AI-powered teaching assistant that helps students with math problems, evaluates performance, grades tests, and enables learning via its AI tutoring engine. The product builds a knowledge graph of students’ skills, analyzes gaps, and assigns grade or difficulty levels to provide actionable insights for teachers. ByteLearn says its assistant can save teachers up to 40% of their time by assisting with creating tests, quizzes, and homework. The founding team includes AI/ML PhDs and US-based edtech experts, supporting product, design, and curriculum efforts. Following the raise, the company plans to build deeper AI capabilities, enhance its product, strengthen teams across India and the US, and expand outreach to multiple geographies. The company was founded in June 2021 by Aditya Singhal and Nishant Sinha.