Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Limitless Exchange operates an on-chain prediction-market platform where users can trade crypto and stock price movements in 30- or 60-minute markets that resolve instantly and charge no hidden fees or liquidation penalties. The product targets both crypto-native and casual traders by combining leverage with a simple, one-minute onboarding flow. The company has demonstrated rapid traction, surpassing $500 million in cumulative trading volume and recording a 25× month-over-month volume jump between August and September 2025; by mid-October it had already cleared $100 million for the month. A September Kaito Launchpad sale saw $200 million in allocation requests for a $1 million raise, underscoring market demand ahead of the forthcoming LMTS token launch. With fresh capital, Limitless plans to introduce even shorter markets (15-, 10-, and 1-minute durations), scale user-acquisition efforts, and pursue licensing in key jurisdictions to support global expansion. The New-York-based company positions itself as a bridge between traditional finance and on-chain prediction markets, aiming to make such trading as common as spot crypto or equities. Investors include leading crypto and fintech funds such as 1confirmation, F-Prime, DCG, Coinbase Ventures, and Arrington Capital.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2025

Founded in 2017, Liki24 connects consumers with thousands of pharmacies, letting users choose one-hour local delivery, next-day domestic delivery, or lower-cost cross-border shipping for medicines, supplements, OTC drugs, and medical cosmetics. The platform relies heavily on AI for product matching, routing split-leg logistics, multilingual customer support, and personalized recommendations. Liki24 now operates in Ukraine, 10 additional EU countries, and the UK, with 70 % of its revenue coming from the EU while Ukrainian revenue has still doubled since the 2022 invasion. Key operating improvements include a sevenfold reduction in cross-border delivery times and a fivefold cut in costs, while support headcount dropped from 80 to about 40 thanks to AI. The company is extending its ecosystem with a lab-test marketplace and a preventive health coaching service that will integrate diagnostics, coaching, doctor access, and product delivery. To date it has raised €19 million in equity financing to fund this expansion. Management positions the €400 billion fragmented European pharmacy market as its primary growth opportunity.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

Deus Robotics offers an end-to-end warehouse automation solution built around a unique AI platform that integrates, manages, and optimises robots from any manufacturer alongside an advanced fleet of AI-enhanced robots. The platform addresses siloed robot deployments by enabling warehouses to add or switch robots without extra integration costs. The company has launched five robotic automation projects with two leading logistics giants and reports a 300% improvement in operational efficiency from its solution. Headquartered in Kyiv with UK and US offices, Deus Robotics aims to make flexible automation accessible to mid-sized warehouses, not just large enterprises. The company closed a $3 million Seed round and is valued at $20 million. It plans to use the funding to refine its product and expand into the UK market in 2025. Deus Robotics develops versatile automated robots for warehouse sorting and rack organisation, aimed at preparing products for picking and shipping. The company raised $1.5 million in seed funding from Ukrainian VC SMRK.vc to help attract US and European customers and to invest in R&D. It plans to dedicate more manpower to custom-built warehouse robot deployments with specialised integrations and to launch a US-based sales office for overseas expansion. Deus Robotics also aims to scale manufacturing through partnerships with leading logistics and e-commerce companies. The startup ran a pilot with Ukraine’s Nova Poshta, deploying over 40 robots and achieving a 200% increase in parcel processing speeds versus manual workflows. The team has grown 25% in the past year and the company reports a five-fold spike in customer orders, while operating in a robotics market estimated at $7.5 billion.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2024

Fluently builds an AI coach that gives near-native speakers feedback and tips on spoken English by recording and transcribing their side of real-life calls (for example, Zoom). The product also offers AI practice partners — “Ryan” for daily chit-chat and “Kyle” for mock interviews — aimed at improving pronunciation, grammar, pace and vocabulary to boost understandability. The startup emphasizes background use, surfacing only the issues a user needs to fix, and positions itself as a one-stop shop for moving from nearly fluent to fully proficient. Fluently stores audio locally, uses encryption, and says data sent to third-party AI providers for transcription is anonymized and not used for training. The beta is currently MacOS-only, with a Chrome extension in development, and the company plans to charge $25 per month. The founding team is distributed (four people, three engineers) and comes from machine learning backgrounds with internships at Amazon, Google and Nvidia.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

Respeecher builds voice-model technology that modifies performers’ recorded or live speech—rather than pure text‑to‑speech—to recreate or age voices, change accents, and serve as a “prosthetic” voice for actors. Its clients and projects include recreating James Earl Jones’s Darth Vader, a younger Luke Skywalker for The Mandalorian, work with CD Projekt, and a deal with Warner Music; it also partnered with Calm and recreated a Jimmy Stewart–style voice. The company emphasizes an ethics‑first approach: obtaining consent from rights holders or estates, creating an opt‑in voice library for actors, and joining Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative. Respeecher has expanded into assistive applications, working with hospitals and patients (including laryngectomy cases) to restore a more natural voice for people who lost their ability to speak. The team says it has prioritized slower, responsible growth rather than rapid scaling amid a noisy AI landscape and ongoing conflict in Kyiv. The new funding will be used to add studios and expand services for media and gaming clients. Respeecher is a Kyiv-based AI startup that provides a toolkit to change recorded voices and transfer one person’s voice to another (not in real time). Its core product is voice transformation and voice‑cloning technology used in post-production. The company says content creators already use the tech and that “one of Hollywood’s largest film studios” used it in a global blockbuster. Respeecher plans to expand beyond entertainment into the call‑centre market. Prior to the latest round, the startup raised about $120,000 as part of the Techstars accelerator programme in Philadelphia. The team positions the product as “deepfakes‑for‑good” and highlights its ability to adapt across demand sectors.