Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Kando develops a hardware-software solution consisting of an on-site box and a platform that links facility clinical software (like electronic care records and nurse call systems) to devices installed where patients live. The box enables vocal recording of care activities and displays patient information on a screen to help prioritize interventions and reduce administrative burden. The company has already won a public contract in Malmedy and partnered with Deloitte Digital for the hospital market. With the recent €2.3 million raise, Kando plans to expand across France and accelerate development for home-care use, targeting 15,000 patients at home within two years. It also aims to reach over 500 nursing homes and 75,000 caregiver users by 2028.

Participated · Convertible Note · Jul 2026

Visiblie offers a platform that measures a company’s visibility in AI-generated search, identifies improvement opportunities, and provides recommendations across website optimisation, content creation and external digital signals. The product combines a proprietary six-phase AI visibility framework with an AI agent that can implement recommendations under human supervision, and uses industry-specific datasets to tailor guidance to sector-specific regulatory and operational requirements. Founded less than a year ago by Gilles Praet and Domien Van Damme, the company says it serves hundreds of users across Belgium, the Middle East, Mexico, Australia and Singapore. Visiblie has partnered with agencies in multiple international markets and recently signed an agreement with PwC focused on regulated sectors including financial services and insurance. The company plans to expand its presence in the SME market and accelerate international growth, with a future seed round planned to support expansion into the US. The company raised €500,000 in a convertible loan round from Seeder Fund, BeAngels and Steven Tielemans.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Adomate builds an ad creation data platform that combines performance data, competitor analysis, and consumer behaviour insights to help marketing teams produce more social media advertising variations faster. Founded in 2024 by former ML6 colleagues Simon Logghe and Lucas Desard, the company began as an agency using its AI technology internally before evolving into a software product. Adomate says teams using the platform can produce 5–10x more creative without adding headcount and turn research into concepts in minutes rather than days. The company is a Meta Verified Tech Provider and a LinkedIn Verified API Partner, and counts more than 50 customers including Loop Earplugs. With the recent €1.4 million raise, Adomate plans to expand internationally, grow its team, and add integrations (including Reddit) plus features to better support collaborations between brands and content creators.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Founded in 2023 by Glenn Verhaege, Kasper Albers and Niels Willems, Borro has developed an intelligent deposit system for reusable cups that links each cup to a visitor's bank card and returns the deposit automatically at smart collection points. The system uses invisible codes readable by cameras rather than RFID, and the company emphasizes fraud prevention through unique payment-linked tracking and full traceability. Borro offers 24/7 live monitoring and analytics on return rates, stands, peak moments and system performance. It reports that millions of reusable cups have already been processed through its system and is active at Belgian football clubs including Club Brugge and KV Mechelen. The company joined PSG Labs at Station F and is preparing an implementation at Paris's Parc des Princes, while also seeing interest from concert venues, amusement parks and festivals. Borro aims to be the European reference for digital deposit systems as regulation and reuse initiatives spread across the event industry.

Participated · 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.