Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Flagler Health builds an AI-native platform that integrates directly into provider EMRs and orchestrates the full musculoskeletal patient lifecycle across triage, care management, billing, and patient communications. The platform is trained on one of the largest MSK patient data sets and is designed to run seamlessly in the background with no new logins or workflow changes for clinicians. In under three years, Flagler has scaled to thousands of providers across more than 36 states and reports metrics including an average $164,000 in additional annual revenue per provider and 87% of patients reporting improvement in pain, mood, sleep, or mobility. The product has been deployed across diverse MSK practice types and EMR environments and was developed by a founding team of physicians and healthcare operators. Headquartered in New York City, Flagler positions itself as the AI-native backbone for musculoskeletal clinics and aims to expand to every MSK practice in America.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

Perseptis began as Whiteboard.ai and pivoted to a structured B2B product that automates creation of high-quality business slides and commercial proposals. The founders — former Apple and McKinsey engineers — developed the product to cut the time consultants and small teams spend preparing decks. The company offers a freemium model with paid tiers for advanced features and reports usage by more than 200 companies, including consulting firms, startups, VC funds, investment banks, PR agencies and MBA students. Perseptis emphasizes slide quality meeting MBB-style standards and says users can reduce hours of slide work to minutes. Current plans include launching an API, building integrations and completing security reviews to support corporate customers as the company scales. The team is focused on product-market fit, sales-driven growth and maintaining quality while expanding adoption.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Founded in March 2026 as part of Y Combinator's Spring cohort, Surtr offers an edge compute unit running software that fuses multiple sensor feeds and command interfaces into a single pane of glass for c-UAS operators. The platform is modular and open-architecture, designed to plug into existing command-and-control systems and (eventually) automate responses such as cueing turrets or other effectors. Early tests in Kyiv with Brave1 demonstrated the system detecting and tracking FPV drones with sub-100 millisecond latency and fusing acoustic and visual sensors; the company plans to add radar, passive sensors, and weapons integrations next. Surtr is pursuing an ITAR license to enable exports and is approved for testing with the Point Defense Battle Lab while prioritizing hiring, hardware procurement, and government program engagements.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

a1mobile is launching as a business telecommunications company headquartered in San Francisco and founded by Darryl Foong. It plans to unify mobile, landline, and AI-powered phone systems into a single carrier designed for the AI era. The company says it will enable phone numbers to do more than connect calls by helping businesses better serve customers. a1mobile is initiating its commercial rollout with business landline customers. Financially, the company has raised an $11.5 million Seed round led by General Catalyst with broad investor participation to support its launch and growth efforts.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

Gency AI operates a sovereign advertising network designed for the agentic economy, where data ownership, permissions, execution, and settlement are programmable and user-controlled by default. The platform combines cryptographic guarantees and on-chain policy enforcement to enable verifiable, controlled interactions among advertisers, publishers, AI agents, and users. Its stack ties outcomes and enforcement to on-chain policies to support coordinated interactions across participants. The company is based in San Francisco, California. Following the $20M funding, it intends to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The article did not disclose revenue, user metrics, or prior funding history.