Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

ZeroDrift offers a compliance enforcement layer that sits between AI models and end users, converting regulatory requirements and internal policies into machine-readable rules that operate in real time. Its system integrates with existing enterprise tools including email, CRM, websites, social media and AI systems to flag problematic outputs and suggest corrections before content reaches users. The platform includes dashboards, audit trails and automatic logging to support regulatory examinations, targeting regulated industries such as financial services where auditability is critical. ZeroDrift emphasizes industry-specific regulatory compliance rather than purely technical model security, positioning itself against a fragmented AI governance market. The company was founded by Kumesh Aroomoogan, who previously built and sold Accern, and is headquartered in New York. Financially, ZeroDrift announced a $2M pre-seed in February 2026 and raised $10M in June 2026 to scale its product.

Led · Seed · Dec 2023

Letterhead is a software platform that automates creation, distribution, and monetization of email newsletters for publishers and marketing teams. It uses AI to let users manage multiple newsletters with the workflow of one while preserving personalized and bespoke content. The product integrates with a customer's existing content management system and email service provider to minimize switching costs. Letterhead is trusted by publishers of more than 1,800 newsletters and counts customers such as Techstars and Salon. The company aims to streamline audience engagement and help teams create targeted content products at scale. Following the new funding, Letterhead plans to further develop its platform, expand its team, and accelerate growth. Letterhead is a product spinout of Miami community publisher WhereBy.Us and offers a hosted software solution that combines ad systems, paid-subscription features and newsletter content tools in one product. Its core features include a self-service ad/payment system, paywalled subsections for subscriptions, text editing and template formatting, with analytics and additional ESP options planned next. The product is modular so customers can use parts of it alongside other email service providers and existing tech stacks. Since soft-launching earlier this year, Letterhead has signed a range of customers including startups, nonprofits, political groups and local news publishers, and is a partner in WordPress’ News Pack program. WhereBy.Us’s five city newsletters are described as comfortably profitable via ads overall (having recovered from a pandemic dip earlier this year), and the team is leveraging that operational experience to sell Letterhead.

Led · Seed · Jun 2023

OurX builds personalized hair regimens and educational tools for scalp and tightly textured hair using proprietary technology based on six years of research and data mining. Users complete a four-step assessment and optional guided at-home video tests to generate a tailored regimen, product recommendations, a hair coach, and access to a peer community. The company launched with seven products, with the average regimen costing $115–$130, and offers one-on-one hair coach access via subscription. Its product and regimen design are informed by experts including dermatologist Jenna Lester, celebrity stylist Johnny Wright, and hairstylist Cataanda James. Leadership includes founder Ceci Kurzman and new CEO Meghan Maupin, an MIT graduate who previously founded Atolla (acquired by Function of Beauty in 2021). OurX is currently valued at $2.51 billion.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2022

Sharebite is a corporate food-ordering and employee meal benefits platform that partners with restaurants to deliver meals to corporate clients and remote employees. The platform provides a curated selection from thousands of restaurants and centralizes ordering, expense management, receipts, reimbursements, allowance limits, and admin controls for HR, IT and accounting teams. Sharebite offers manager features that recommend three to five restaurants for events and recently launched Sharebite Passport, a payment card that lets employees buy meals or groceries across restaurants and third-party delivery platforms with company-set allowances. The company plans to expand market share, launch new products and develop AI-powered tools to enhance the meal-ordering experience. Sharebite donates for every transaction to nonprofit partners including City Harvest and Feeding America and charges restaurants commissions starting at 12.5%. Founded in 2015 by Dilip Rao and Mohsin Memon, the company has grown to over 250 corporate clients including government-owned entities like NJ Transit, employs 150 people, and has raised $56 million to date. Sharebite offers an enterprise-focused food ordering platform and contactless delivery solution designed for workplaces, including its Sharebite Stations group-order product. The platform lets companies centrally manage food ordering, expense allocation, and batched contactless drop-offs at designated office locations. Sharebite partners with over 3,000+ curated restaurant merchants and serves numerous top law firms, investment banks, tech companies, and professional services firms. The company reported a 400% growth in contractual business in 2020 and says it has hundreds of companies in its pipeline. Every order on the platform triggers a donation to City Harvest to help alleviate childhood hunger. Sharebite is headquartered in New York City and operates in Chicago, the Bay Area, Austin, Charlotte, Irvine, and Washington, DC, and plans to expand Sharebite Stations across major U.S. metropolitan markets as offices reopen.

Led · Seed · Apr 2022

Tribute is a New York-based provider of a montage service that creates personalized videos for special occasions. Its platform lets users invite friends and family, collect video clips, and edit them together into a single video montage. Users can start a Tribute in under 60 seconds, while a premium concierge service offers hands-on assistance with email coordination and final editing. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Andrew Horn. Tribute raised $3M in Seed funding to support growth. It intends to use the proceeds to grow its user base and develop new product offerings.