Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

Warp is an AI-native HCM and workforce operations platform engineered to autonomously register tax accounts, file multi-state compliance returns, resolve agency notices, and provision or deprovision corporate IT devices and software. The company is led by its founding executive team and is based in New York City. Warp recently doubled its annualized recurring revenue (ARR) in Q1 and is on track to process more than $2 billion in total annual payroll volume for enterprise clients and fast-growing AI startups such as Bland AI, Serval and Campfire. The company plans to expand its automated tax and compliance infrastructure and deepen its AI agent capabilities. Warp also intends to grow its in-person workforce in New York from about 50 employees to roughly 200 over the next year. Its recent Series B brings total funding to $85 million, supporting these product and headcount plans.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Polsia builds an orchestration platform of AI agents intended to manage core business workflows such as coding, research, cold outreach, paid advertising, and customer support. The founder framed the product as enabling AI to run companies, asserting the approach lowers barriers to company creation by allowing individuals to build with “an idea and a laptop.” Polsia said it ran its own fundraising process on the platform, using the system to manage the data room, investor briefings, and diligence. The company reported it is approaching a $10 million annual run rate while operating with one human and no employees. Polsia named a variety of infrastructure and technology partners, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Stripe, AWS, and others, as part of its ecosystem. The company presented its long-term mission as expanding participation in the AI economy by enabling more autonomous company operations.

Led · Equity · May 2026

Anomaly Insights builds an AI-powered payer intelligence platform that analyzes billions of healthcare transactions in real time to surface payer behavior patterns, policy shifts, and adjudication deviations. Its product connects day-to-day claims management with managed care and contract negotiation functions to give provider organizations a unified view of payer relationships. Anomaly has been deployed across 20+ health systems and reports having recovered tens of millions in provider revenue. Its health system customers represented organizations that averaged over $4 billion in annual net patient revenue in 2024. The company plans to use the new funding to expand the platform’s capabilities into managed care and to accelerate its ability to provide payer intelligence and leverage in negotiations. Anomaly was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in New York.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

WitnessAI is developing technology that sits between corporate users (both human and AI agents) and large language models to prevent data leakage, policy violations and malicious prompt injections. By inspecting and governing every AI request and response, the platform lets enterprises safely deploy chatbots, copilots and autonomous agents across their operations. Management positions the company as an answer to what it says will become an $800 billion-to-$1.2 trillion AI-security market by 2031. The product is marketed as a universal “confidence layer” that works with multiple AI providers. Capital from the latest fundraise will be used to accelerate product development and go-to-market execution. Financially, the company has secured $58 million in funding to date; no revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series B · Nov 2025

GC AI builds an AI platform tailored specifically for corporate legal departments, offering chat-based legal expertise, Microsoft Word redlining agents, and custom negotiation playbooks. More than 1,000 companies—including News Corp, Nextdoor, Skims, Liquid Death, Vercel, TIME Inc., and Zscaler—use the software, and the product records a 70 Net Promoter Score and 1.75 million prompts to date. The company jumped from $1 million to over $10 million in annual recurring revenue in under a year, averaging 23 % month-over-month growth in 2025. GC AI’s customers log in daily and collectively report an estimated 600,000 hours of legal work saved, as well as reduced outside-counsel spend and faster deal cycles. More than 5,000 legal professionals have completed the firm’s AI-prompting courses, driving adoption inside legal teams. Founded by three-time General Counsel Cecilia Ziniti and AI engineer Bardia Pourvakil, GC AI operates with a distributed team from a San Francisco base. The Series B valuation places the company at $555 million, and total capital raised now stands at $73 million, giving GC AI ample runway for continued product development and enterprise expansion.