Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Velatir provides an infrastructure layer that delivers visibility and controls across AI tools, employees, autonomous agents, vendors, devices and underlying infrastructure. The platform combines AI security, policy enforcement, usage monitoring and discovery, offering real-time visibility into AI activity, data flows, costs and the maturity of individual use cases. Companies can establish centralized guardrails across systems and access a catalogue of more than 4,000 AI tools. Velatir has built its platform entirely on European-owned and hosted infrastructure and intentionally does not use US hyperscalers to emphasize data sovereignty, resilience and control. The company launched commercially prior to this seed round and plans to use new funding to expand across Europe and grow its team. Velatir was founded by Michael Sørensen, Elias Sørensen, Christian Møller and Andreas Paulli.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Vibe Computing develops a voice-first interface that enables users to control and operate computers by speaking natural commands rather than clicking or typing. The company positions voice as a universal interface to make AI accessible to a broad population of knowledge workers and reduce friction in everyday computer tasks. In its announcement, Vibe said teams are already using the assistant daily and that it provides substantial value to those customers. The company has publicly shared a manifesto describing its vision and waited to announce funding until the product reached readiness. Vibe’s early capitalization includes a mix of angel investors and institutional backers, which the company intends to leverage as it continues product rollout to more teams.

Led · Equity · Feb 2026

Founded in 2023 with teams in the U.S. and Norway, 3LC positions itself in the emerging category of data-centric AI for physical systems and robotics (Physical AI). The company offers tools and processes to identify and prioritize the training data that most improves AI models while keeping data within customers' own infrastructure. Commercial traction accelerated through 2026, with customers and partners including Equinor, Mitsubishi (following a pilot and subsequent license), Syngenta, Brambles, Esmart Systems and Roboxi. 3LC has been building its U.S. commercial team, hiring personnel in Boulder, Colorado to handle onboarding and customer projects and to lead marketing and communications. Financially, the company has raised a SAFE round of $4.3 million and earlier convertible funding, bringing total capital raised to more than $8 million as it prepares for a Series A.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in 2019, WeWillWrite offers a process-oriented writing platform where students craft short texts and give one another feedback, transforming writing into a collaborative, game-like activity. The software combines real-time AI feedback with an ever-growing library of prompts, aiming to boost clarity, creativity, and critical thinking while teaching students to master AI as a tool. After launching in the U.S. and Canada in March 2025, the product is now used by millions of students and more than 100,000 teachers, particularly in elementary and middle schools. Teachers praise the platform for motivating reluctant writers, and network effects within educator communities are driving rapid adoption. Financially, WeWillWrite has just raised €2 million in growth capital and had previously been supported by a group of prominent Nordic angels. The fresh funds will bolster hiring in Norway and fuel deeper expansion across key U.S. regions, setting the stage for a global rollout starting in 2026–27.

Led · Equity · Sep 2025

Standab builds patented urban smart-charging stations and software for light EVs (scooters and e-bikes), compatible with more than 85% of existing fleets. Its standardized chargers enable automated charging, reduce the need for excess batteries and battery-swapping vans, and cut CO₂ emissions. The company has established partnerships with leading operators including Dott and Tier. In pilots, Standab demonstrated a 50% reduction in charging costs, 45% higher fleet availability, and up to 55% fewer swap tasks. Standab is using recent funding to scale operations and broaden operator partnerships while helping cities declutter streets. The company is Stockholm-based and plans to expand into 15 European cities by the second half of 2026.