Led · Equity · Jun 2026

Duely developed AI capabilities for virtual data rooms and document-intensive M&A workflows and originally positioned itself as an API-first technology company. In early 2026 the startup expanded beyond software to deliver legal services directly to clients, positioning itself as an AI-native legal service provider for M&A transactions. Its offerings include data room preparation, legal due diligence, and transaction-related document review, combining AI-driven workflows with legal oversight. The company counts clients such as Corporatewise, FincoEnergies, team.blue, and Sofindev. With the €1.1 million raise, Duely plans to accelerate European growth and further develop its proprietary AI platform to strengthen its market position.

Led · Equity · May 2026

Ditar develops Optisuite, a tablet-used digital platform designed to help opticians guide customers in selecting frames and lenses in a more structured, visual and efficient way. The platform is used during in-store visits to support sales conversations. The startup was founded in Brussels by Alexandra Macsimov and Dan Tatar and was later joined by Andrei Bogza. Following the recent €1.4 million raise, Ditar plans to accelerate international expansion, with a particular focus on the U.S. market. The company intends to grow its product and commercial teams and to add new features leveraging artificial intelligence.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

Founded by Martin Vander Ghinste, Achilles Demey and Henri Coorevits, Feedelity centralises reviews arriving via delivery apps, search engines, email and social media into a single dashboard. Its AI flags urgent issues, suggests or sends semi-automated replies and converts comments into structured data for deeper operational analysis. Early hospitality customers such as Panos, Hawaiian Pokebowl and Pureto use the system to shorten response times and uncover insights—for example, realising that wooden bowls were unpopular despite their higher cost. Since launching in March 2025, Feedelity has also won the top prize at the Tectonic startup festival pitch competition. The founders claim the tool eases support-team workloads while enabling more personalised engagement, encouraging repeat visits. With fresh capital, the startup intends to grow its team, add new product features and step up marketing. It is also preparing to expand beyond hospitality into multi-location retail and real estate, markets where feedback is abundant but under-leveraged.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Wodan AI is a European startup building a platform that applies homomorphic encryption so that artificial intelligence models can operate on data without ever decrypting it. This approach is designed to meet the EU’s strict privacy, security, and digital-sovereignty requirements, making it attractive to sectors such as finance, defence, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. The company is relocating its global headquarters and consolidating its R&D team in Madrid to tap Spain’s technical talent pool and create a hub for secure AI. Current development focuses on extending the platform to encrypted computer-vision and large-language-model workloads, enabling large organisations to analyse sensitive data safely. Early validation is under way through a pilot with a Spanish financial institution. Proceeds from its recent financing will fund R&D hiring, accelerate the technical roadmap, and expand commercial capacity across Europe. To date, Wodan AI has raised €2 million in external capital; no additional operating metrics were disclosed.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2023 by CEO Lars Veelaert and CTO Dr. Gijs Van Laer, Antwerp-based XFA offers a privacy-first platform that instantly assesses the security posture of every device—managed or unmanaged—at the moment of login. The technology discovers hardware, guides end-users through required updates, and verifies compliance without installing invasive MDM software or holding prior knowledge of the device. XFA cites research showing that traditional tools miss roughly 60 % of work devices and that the average endpoint is 350 days behind on patches; its 15-minute enterprise deployment aims to close this gap within weeks. The solution integrates with automated compliance providers such as Vanta to simplify ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIS2 evidence collection. Customers already span Europe, North America, and Asia, underscoring early international traction. With fresh capital, the team plans to extend the platform, incorporate advances in cryptography and AI, and reinforce its safety net for AI-native, hybrid workplaces.