Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Launched in November 2021 by Marin and Dan Vidrașcu, Voxa is a streaming platform for audiobooks and e-books that serves both individual users and businesses via employee benefits platforms. The service has surpassed 1 million users and offers a catalog of over 200,000 titles, leading Romania’s digital book segment. Voxa operates in Romania and Hungary and provides international content in more than 10 countries. The company reported over 50% growth in its paying subscriber base in 2025, driven by investments in Voxa Originals and partnerships with international publishers. Voxa is pursuing regional expansion into the Balkans and plans product initiatives including a freemium model and distribution partnerships with e-commerce, telecom and fintech players. Its strategy emphasizes local editorial partnerships and distribution channels to scale in fragmented Central and Eastern European markets.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2024

Vestinda builds an automated investment-management platform that enables automated portfolio management using technology from Wall Street. The company plans to focus product development and expand into B2B by offering its technology as a white‑label solution. Vestinda reports more than 10,000 accounts created across over 50 countries. The founders, Alin Breabăn and Diana Drăjneanu, remain actively involved and contributed $35,000 to the round. The startup is targeting $200,000 in annual recurring revenue this year. Current and planned funds will be used primarily to advance product development and support the B2B push.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2023

Sessions builds an AI-powered videoconferencing platform that unifies recording, note-taking and collaboration tools into a single product. The company launched its first version in February 2021 and has won Product Hunt awards, including Product of the Year (Golden Kitty) in the "Work from Anywhere" category. Sessions reports over 35,000 users globally and generated €2.0 million in sales in the last six months; its community exceeds 2,500 contributors and the company has 26 employees. Recent go-to-market success includes an AppSumo campaign that produced about €1.0 million in roughly two months. Management says the product roadmap and funds will be used to develop product features, grow the user base (the company has cited a target of growing from 40,000 to 100,000 users) and cover operating expenses. Sessions aims to raise a Series A in 2024 and has a long-term objective of listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Sessions is a communication and collaboration platform that transforms video meetings into structured, interactive sessions for customer-facing teams. The product integrates workflows, apps, information, and actions into a single workspace, and natively connects productivity tools such as Google Drive and Miro. Use cases include sales pitches, product demos, webinars, user research, training, and onboarding. Sessions emphasizes efficiency, engagement, and execution by enabling teams to create the right structure, access the right information, and deliver the right content during meetings. The company was founded in 2020 by Radu Negulescu and Radu Tintescu and is based in Bucharest. Sessions recently raised seed funding, positioning it to further develop its platform and go-to-market efforts.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2023

Collabwriting is a browser extension that makes it seamless to capture and organize information on the go, allowing users to highlight text, leave comments and add items to research topics. The startup was founded in 2021 by Sandra Idjoski (CEO) and Ivan Ralic (CTO), who previously collaborated on Teodesk. The team plans to add audio and video support in the near future. Collabwriting won a EUR 880K investment prize at How to Web 2023 and intends to use the funds for hiring and user acquisition via sales and marketing. Its long-term goal is to evolve from a collaboration tool into a full-fledged knowledge management platform connecting past and current organizational knowledge.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2023

Undelucram.ro is the largest online employee community in Romania and part of the regional WhereWeWork.com network of employer-branding and recruitment platforms. Launched in 2011 by Costin Tudor, the platform provides job seekers with employer information and tools for employer branding and targeted recruitment. It uses machine learning and AI to offer personalized content and candidate-employer matching. The service reports over 1.5 million employees registered in Romania and aims for more than 4 million users and 1,000 new customers by the end of 2024. Undelucram.ro operates in 14 countries across CEE and the MENA region and is planning further expansion into CEE, Asia, and Africa. The company emphasizes growth through technology, digital marketing capabilities, and scalable HR-market offerings. Undelucram.ro operates an online community where current and former employees share information about employers and scout for recommendations about future employers. The platform also offers employer branding and recruiting solutions, helping companies attract targeted workforce and providing them with collected data and improved social representation. Founded in 2011 and based in Romania, Undelucram.ro says it is the country’s largest online community, with more than 350K active members and over 250K reviews. According to company statements, turnover in 2018 was around €90K, roughly eight times higher than in 2017. The team will use the €300K investment to expand into the European market, with planned launches in Greece, Hungary and the Czech Republic. The reporting notes it was unclear to what extent reviews are moderated or curated by employer customers.