Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

Made Card provides the Made Essential Visa Signature Preferred Card, a no-annual-fee credit card that rewards homeowners for on-time mortgage payments and spending in categories such as home improvement, maintenance, furnishings, gas, groceries, and utilities. Card perks include twice-annual HVAC maintenance visits, purchase protections, price-match guarantees, and extended warranties. The company complements the card with a mobile app featuring an AI-enabled home journal and concierge chatbot aimed at simplifying home management. Through a nationwide distribution partnership with Fairway Home Mortgage, new and existing Fairway borrowers can apply for a co-branded Made Card whose points may be redeemed for lower closing costs on future refinances or purchases. Fairway will begin limited marketing this month and plans a broader rollout in January 2026. Made Card positions itself as a long-term financial partner throughout the homeownership journey by turning routine home expenses into meaningful savings opportunities. Financially, the startup has secured over $8 million in seed funding to support product launch and expansion, though no revenue or user metrics were disclosed.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

Superlogic runs a blockchain-enabled loyalty management platform for enterprises. The system converts conventional reward points into on-chain tokens and transforms redeemable products or service experiences into tradable “digital badges.” This structure is designed to give brands tighter control and broader flexibility when running loyalty programs. Its customer roster already includes major payments player American Express, underscoring early commercial validation. By leveraging blockchain, Superlogic aims to increase transparency, interoperability, and user engagement within loyalty ecosystems. Financial metrics such as revenue or user numbers were not disclosed in the article. The company has just secured additional capital to advance its platform and deepen customer relationships.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2022

Generation Prime is developing a full-stack, closed-loop IVF and related health services platform with plans to roll up IVF clinics across Southeast Asia. The company targets a region of over 600 million residents and aims to serve both local patients and significant international medical tourism demand, notably from China. Generation Prime emphasizes scaling cutting-edge technology to expand access and provide IVF services at a manageable cost. Recharge Capital, Thompson Medical Group and Shamrock Holdings participated in an approximately $3 million incubation investment to support the company’s launch and expansion. Shamrock Holdings’ involvement marks its first investment in Southeast Asia. Generation Prime positions IVF treatments as a core element of digital healthcare services in the region and intends to use the incubation backing to advance clinic roll-ups and service delivery.

Participated · Series A · May 2022

Metatheory builds Web3 games and virtual worlds around original story franchise IPs, using blockchain primitives to enable shared ownership and community-driven storytelling. Its first franchise, DuskBreakers, launched in December 2021 as a sci‑fi metaverse experience and sold out 10,000 Genesis NFTs in six days via a free-to-play "Play-to-Mint" game. In January 2022 the company released a second free-to-play minigame, Beast Battler, and it plans additional NFT drops, games, and content throughout the year. Metatheory aims to extend its franchises beyond games into comics, animations, and multi-platform narratives where community choices shape the universe. The company has a team of 40+ industry veterans and founders including Kevin Lin (CEO), David Barthwell and JT Gleason. Metatheory announced a $24M Series A to support development toward a full free-to-play Play-and-Earn game scheduled for launch in Q4.

Led · Seed · May 2022

Frontman, founded by Annelise Hillmann and Nick Bunn in January 2021 in Brooklyn, New York, makes skin-care and cosmetic products for men. Its first product was a concealer that covers and treats acne and won an Esquire Grooming Award. This year the company released five new products, including an ingrown-hair remover, a razor-burn reliever, and sunscreen. Frontman has strong digital traction — its TikTok hashtag has amassed 93.1 million views — and had booked six figures in lifetime sales through April 2022. The company closed a $1.2 million seed round in January and plans to expand into brick-and-mortar retailers while growing its online product offerings. The founders expect to reach $1 million in revenue this year and currently employ 10 full-time staff with plans to hire at least four more by year-end.