Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Tugboat provides a consumer insurance platform that uses a multi-pass agentic AI pipeline to analyze carrier correspondence, generate denial disputes, and deliver expert-calibrated guidance to homeowners during the claims process. The company offers a free disaster-response program alongside its paid offerings. Tugboat intends to expand its product into a partner-ready platform with API integrations to major property management systems and embed distribution via multifamily owners, lenders, and restoration networks. The business was founded in 2026 by insurance adjusters Cameron Mooney and Aaron Mooney and is based in Los Angeles. The recent $3M seed raise led by ResilienceVC will fund product integration work, B2B distribution acceleration, and continued support of its disaster-response program.

Participated · Seed · May 2026

Rosarium Health provides a platform that coordinates the full lifecycle of home-based interventions, including in-home assessments by occupational and physical therapists, home modification recommendations, and contractor execution such as ramps and stair lifts. The company also automates documentation, prior authorization and claims submission to streamline payments and reimbursement. Rosarium operates a network of more than 800 clinicians and 3,000 contractors across 34 states and is in-network for 1.2 million Medicare and Medicaid lives, with plans to reach 4 million by year end. Financially, the company has raised $9 million to date, including a $6 million seed round led by Kalos Ventures. Rosarium plans to use recent funding to expand partnerships with Managed Medicaid and Medicare Advantage plans, particularly in California and the Northeast, and to scale its network and platform technology. The company’s stated goal is to make the home a reliable, large-scale site of care that reduces costs and improves outcomes for aging and underserved populations.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Coral provides a platform to make energy-efficiency upgrades for homes more accessible and affordable by simplifying financing for homeowners. The company focuses on bridging the cost gap to enable climate-conscious home improvements. Following its 2026 $7.5M seed raise, Coral plans to expand its platform to reach more households and accelerate adoption of energy-efficient systems. The articles do not report revenue, user counts, founding year, location, or prior funding details. Coral positions itself at the intersection of green financing and home-improvement, responding to rising demand for sustainable, cost-effective upgrades.

Led · Seed · Sep 2025

Parento offers a three-in-one paid parental leave solution that bundles customizable parental leave insurance, parental leave management services, and personalized one-on-one parent coaching. Its insurance product can provide up to 100% financial coverage and converts unpredictable leave costs into predictable premiums for small and mid-sized employers. The company reports strong outcomes: 95% of Parento parents return to work after leave, 10% average engagement rates for its coaching services, and 46% of claims were filed by men with up to 33% of men using one-on-one coaching. Parento serves diverse industries—25% of clients are in nonprofit or manufacturing/warehousing—and works with professional services, healthcare, law firms, nonprofits, and municipal organizations. Partnerships include the International Union of Operating Engineers (enabling first international expansion into Canada) and PEOs including one that serves more than half a million clients. Parento will use new capital to expand product development, sales, and marketing while launching additional insurance offerings and new products.

Led · Seed · Aug 2024

Chaiz operates a comparison marketplace for extended car warranties that lets users get quotes in minutes without submitting a phone number or email address. The platform emphasizes transparency and choice to protect consumers from unexpected repair bills and avoid intrusive industry practices. Chaiz aims to empower customers to make informed decisions and potentially save significant amounts on repair costs. The company plans to use its new funding to continue innovating in the breakdown protection space and to expand product coverage to RVs, motorsports, and home appliances. Chaiz was founded by Ryan Hartman, Philippe Koenig, and Reto Bolliger and is based in Austin, Texas.