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Stacked Capital

119 West 24th St 4th floor, New York, NY, 10011, USA

Overview

Stacked Capital is an early-stage venture fund investing in various technology companies. The firm utilizing a systematic approach for screening and sourcing investment opportunities, including venture accelerators, incubators, seed funds, as well as direct investments. It uses a strict systemic approach to evaluate ventures for strong business fundamentals and a path to profitability. Stacked Capital was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in New York, NY, United States.

Total investments
1
Lead investments
0
Investments · 12mo
0
Active investors
2

Sector focus

  • Banking
  • Financial Services
  • FinTech
  • Internet of Things
  • Smart Cities
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • HAAS Alert

    Participated · Seed · Aug 2021

    HAAS Alert's core product, Safety Cloud, is a digital alerting and connected-vehicle platform that creates a shared network for communicating critical road-safety information from emergency vehicles, tow trucks, snowplows, school buses, and infrastructure. The platform delivers in-vehicle and in-app alerts to drivers up to 30 seconds before active road hazards, and HAAS Alert says these alerts can reduce the likelihood of collisions by up to 90%. Safety Cloud also enables fleets to track assets and share information with nearby responding agencies for coordinated response. The company reports thousands of public safety and transportation agencies and more than 3,200 agencies, and its alerts reach millions of drivers, including more than 2 million Stellantis vehicles (2018 and newer). HAAS Alert plans to expand Safety Cloud's presence in consumer automotive vehicles, broaden platform integrations and partnerships, and develop new digital alerting and connected safety solutions. The company was founded in 2015. HAAS Alert operates Safety Cloud, a cellular-based vehicle-to-everything (V2X) alerting platform that delivers real-time safety notifications from emergency responders and roadway fleets to nearby drivers, vehicles, and infrastructure. The service uses cellular sensors and predictive technology to push digital alerts via vehicle systems and works on any vehicle or infrastructure that alerts drivers, including fire trucks, ambulances, police vehicles, tow trucks, workzone equipment, waste trucks, and school buses. Safety Cloud is already standard on leading emergency and roadway fleet vehicle manufacturers and is active in thousands of vehicles; more than 750 public agencies and private organizations have sent over 1 billion driver alerts through the platform. Its minimal hardware requirements make the solution practical for agencies of all sizes, from rural volunteer departments and family-owned towing businesses to municipal, state DOT, and federal fleets. The platform is also used for smart-city applications that require predictive modeling, interagency coordination, and traffic preemption and management. The company closed new funding to expand Safety Cloud nationwide and target growth in network scale and alert volume.

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