Led · Equity · Dec 2025

SynaXG Technologies is a Singapore-headquartered deep-tech firm developing AI-native software and physical infrastructure that power next-generation wireless networks. Its technology is designed to deliver real-time adaptability and ultra-stable connectivity demanded by emerging AI-driven applications such as robotics. The company partners with global chipmakers, network equipment providers, and telecom operators to integrate its radio access network solutions. SynaXG positions itself as providing "wireless infrastructure for the artificial intelligence era," combining both software intelligence and purpose-built hardware. In its inaugural funding round, SynaXG secured more than USD 20 million from institutional investors. The proceeds will accelerate product development, scale its engineering teams, and deepen collaborations with operators and enterprise partners worldwide. Management is already preparing for a Series A round to back upcoming commercial rollouts and broader international adoption of its AI-native RAN systems.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2023

Accredify builds technology to create, distribute and oversee tamper-proof verifiable credentials and digital identities. The company focuses on verifiable credential solutions for multiple industry verticals, including education, healthcare, corporate services, and defence. As part of its product roadmap, Accredify plans global expansion of its verifiable technology to rebuild digital trust and support adoption of verifiable data and identities. The company announced a Series A extension led by Okta Ventures, and will integrate Okta’s SSO and MFA into its product to benefit customers. Accredify’s fundraising follows a $7 million financing in April 2023 led by iGlobe Partners and SIG Venture Capital with participation from Pavilion Capital and Qualgro. No operating metrics (revenue/users) were disclosed in the announcement. Accredify builds blockchain-based document verification and verifiable-credential infrastructure, primarily using Ethereum to create smart wallets, manage keys, and deliver data via dashboards and APIs. Co-founded by Quah Zheng Wei in 2019, the company began in education to prevent fake degrees and expanded into corporate registries and healthcare. It has processed 12 million verifications on 2 million issued documents and served 600 users. During the pandemic Accredify worked with Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower and Ministry of Health to verify COVID-19 records, and it collaborated with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority to issue verifiable business profiles. The company has offices in Singapore and Australia, plans to double down on its Australian presence through hiring, and is exploring pilot programs with government entities in Japan. Accredify’s commercial focus emphasizes scalable, production-ready deployments beyond pilots and proofs of concept.

Led · Series A · Jan 2023

Supermom is a Singapore-based parenting platform. According to regulatory filings, it secured at least S$18 million (about $14.1 million) in its latest funding round. The round was anchored by venture capital investor Granite Asia (formerly GGV Capital). The article does not describe the platform's specific products or services, nor does it disclose user or revenue metrics. No future plans or intended use of proceeds are reported in the filing referenced by the article. Additional deal terms, participating investors beyond Granite Asia, and historical financing details are not provided in the article. Supermom operates a parenting platform used by parents for price comparisons, community groups, reviews and paid surveys, and by brands for targeted market research and first-party data collection. The product lets brands launch highly targeted surveys across its network, filter respondents by demographics (including age of kids, occupation and interests), and access brand-indexing insights broken down by demographic segments. Parents can earn money by completing surveys and apply to be brand ambassadors whose social reach and group memberships are visible to advertisers. The company reports 20 million users across six Southeast Asian countries and works with more than 200 consumer brands, including Kimberly-Clark, Procter & Gamble and Philips. Supermom says it can run quantitative surveys of ~1,000 people within an hour and can launch surveys simultaneously in six countries. The startup plans to use new funding to invest in data and product capabilities and to expand further across Southeast Asia.

Participated · Series A · May 2022

Curious Thing builds a voice AI communication platform that proactively calls people, asks open-context questions and derives insights from responses. The product is used primarily by health and financial companies for daily patient check-ins, onboarding, information validation, payment reminders and feedback collection. The platform has processed more than 3 million minutes of AI-human conversations and serves clients including Foodpanda, Quitline, Calvary, Medibank, Brighte, Humm Group and several state and local governments. The company was founded in 2018 and pivoted this year from HR tech to voice AI. About 85% of its revenue currently comes from Australia. With the new funding, Curious Thing plans to expand in Southeast Asia and the United States and hire for its tech team. Curious Thing is a Sydney, Australia–based conversational AI company that builds a voice-based "Digital Interviewer" for hiring managers. Its platform is powered by machine learning and NLP to conduct voice interviews and to perform post-interview tasks. The company’s stated mission is to enable AI to discover and learn new knowledge from humans by asking purposeful questions. Curious Thing applies its technology to the job interviewing and hiring process to deliver scalable, intelligent hiring solutions. Founded in 2018 by David McKeague, Dr Han Xu, and Sam Zheng, the startup is six months old as of the article. In February 2019 it raised $1.5 million to expand its technology team and improve product development.

Participated · Series B · Dec 2021

Hevo Data is a no-code data pipeline platform that helps firms collate data from multiple sources into a single dashboard and feed cloud data warehouses such as Snowflake, Google BigQuery and Amazon Redshift. The offering includes more than 100 pre-built integrations across databases, SaaS applications, cloud storage, SDKs and streaming services and is designed to require no technical expertise to set up. The startup, headquartered in San Francisco and Bangalore, says it has amassed over 1,000 customers across more than 40 countries and grew 500% in the past year. Hevo positions itself as enabling bi-directional mobility of data to give businesses real-time visibility across departments for better decision-making. It plans to deploy the fresh funds to develop new products, including an insight platform for analysis and a "Reverse ETL" product to enable customers to use their data beyond analytics. The company is a five-year-old SaaS business led by co-founder and CEO Manish Jethani. Hevo provides a no-code data-pipeline platform that enables non-technical users to extract, organize and load data from over 150 sources, including enterprise software like Salesforce and Oracle. The product offers pre-built connectors and a user dashboard to customize integrations and hide sensitive data, and it emphasizes real-time data integration. Hevo targets multiple sectors, including e-commerce, healthcare and finance, and counts customers such as payments company Marqeta. The company serves clients in 16 markets and says its platform saves engineering hours by democratizing data access for product and business teams. Hevo competes with companies like Fivetran and differentiates by optimizing for non-technical users and prioritizing real-time flows. Hevo Data offers a 'data as a product' unified data pipeline that helps consumer-centric companies bring together data from multiple silos to any destination. The platform is designed to enable data-driven decision making by consolidating disparate data sources. The company plans to use the newly raised funds for product development and business expansion, according to founder and CEO Mahesh Jethani. Hevo raised $4 million in a seed round from Surge and Chiratae Ventures, bringing total capital raised to $5 million after a $1 million 2017 raise from Chiratae. Founded in 2016 and operating out of San Francisco and Bengaluru, Hevo is led by Mahesh Jethani. Jethani previously founded meal-delivery startup Spoonjoy, which was acquired by Grofers. Hevo Data builds a cloud-native data integration platform that automates collecting, organizing, and preparing data from multiple sources for analytics and machine learning. Founders Manish Jethani and Sourabh Agarwal started Hevo after their prior food-delivery startup SpoonJoy was acquired by Grofers; the company has offices in Bangalore and San Francisco. The platform is cloud-neutral (runs on AWS, GCP, and Azure) and also offers an on-premise version for private clouds; Hevo says it can cut data-preparation cycles from weeks to minutes. Typical clients are small to medium-sized companies with engineering teams under 400 people, and customers include India’s Swiggy. Hevo competes with established integration vendors such as Informatica, Pentaho, and Talend and emphasizes a real-time architecture as its differentiator. The company plans to use its seed funding to hire more engineers and expand in the United States.