• Kiip Corporation

  Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

  iipuda is a mobile-first platform that connects overseas users seeking services such as plastic surgery, dermatology, and dentistry with Korean medical institutions, supporting Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Since launch, the service reports about 10,000 monthly users and a network of 35 affiliated medical institutions in Korea. The app enables users to search for institutions and complete consultations within the platform, aiming to handle the entire medical tourism process on mobile. Kiip plans to use its recent seed funding to expand into Japan, English-speaking countries, Taiwan, and China by boosting global marketing and building local partnerships. The company positions itself to transition from a medical-tourism broker to an AI-centered global healthcare and beauty data platform. Selection for the Google Changgu program was cited as external validation of its technology and international growth potential.

• Pixowl

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2012

  Pixowl develops and publishes mobile games that integrate comic book art and character-driven storylines. The company plans to expand its IP by developing "The Grub" franchise alongside additional mobile games, toys, comic books and related products. Pixowl secured $1.2m in seed funding to support these product and franchise efforts. Founded in 2011 by CEO Arthur Madrid, the company operates from San Francisco and maintains development studios in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Its published iOS titles include Doodle Grub, Safari Party and The Sandox. The funding round reflects early-stage capital to scale product development and franchise initiatives.

• Zauber

  Led · Equity · Apr 2012

  Zauber is a Buenos Aires, Argentina-based software company that provides high-end development services focused on consumer web, social analytics and big data projects for startups. Founded five years ago by CEO Gabriel Baños and five local software engineers, the company operates a lab that uses Agile and Lean Startup practices to incubate product ideas and spin them into independent companies. Zauber's client roster in the U.S. includes Al Jazeera, JWT, Coca-Cola and MuleSoft. The company employs a creative team of about 45 people combining engineering, UX, mathematicians and machine-learning engineers, and is currently hiring. Zauber raised $1M in funding from AxVentures-Pymar Fund. It intends to use the funds to develop new products and expand into Silicon Valley by setting up a local office.

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