Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Ambrook positions itself as a company serving individuals and communities who build and steward land, aiming to support resilient rural and agricultural livelihoods. The company communicated its mission through CEO and cofounder Mackenzie Burnett when announcing the Series B. Public materials emphasize support for people who 'risk to build something new, or steward something old' and the surrounding communities. Specific product details, operating metrics, revenue, founding year and location were not provided in the announcement. The company said the new investment will give it room to expand its work, but did not provide a detailed roadmap or financial targets in the release.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Henry automates production of commercial real estate deliverables—offering memorandums, underwriting packages, pitch decks, buyer lists and transaction summaries—claiming a 90% reduction in analyst production time and a platform-wide median turnaround under four hours. The platform has produced more than 20,000 client-ready deliverables representing over $150 billion in underlying deal value and is used by teams from all of the largest commercial real estate brokerages, reaching more than 150 firms. Henry reports that more than 20% of its customers have reduced staffing requirements as a direct result of the platform. The company launched Henry Deal to turn firms' institutional memory into deliverables across the full lifecycle of a transaction. Henry plans to use new capital to expand engineering and product teams and build the system-of-record capabilities described in the Henry Deal launch. Adam Pratt and Sammy Greenwall are co-founders and the company announced significant enterprise traction in the press release.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Jusfy positions itself as an AI operating system for the Brazilian legal market, offering a platform that aggregates case data and tools for lawyers. The company reports a base of over 60,000 lawyers and 14 million judicial processes on its platform. It launched a payments product, Jusfy Pay, earlier in the year which Quona highlighted as already producing substantially higher revenue per user among adopters. Jusfy plans to invest the Series A proceeds in expanding its financial services, developing new AI-based solutions and launching a student-focused version of the platform. Founded in 2021, the company closed 2025 with 118% revenue growth and expected to grow recurring revenue by about 80% in the following year. The article cites a prior valuation of about $30 million after its pre-Series A and publishes an estimated Series A valuation range of $80M–$106M, though the company did not confirm the new valuation.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Zamp offers Zamp OS, a vertically integrated platform that owns the full sales tax compliance lifecycle—registration, filing, taxability, notice management and data import—by combining AI agents with in-house tax and legal experts. The company sources its own tax data across 12,000+ jurisdictions and provides coverage across all 50 U.S. states and 100+ countries. Since launch it has remitted over $300 million in sales tax, completed more than 100,000 on-time filings, handled over 75,000 notices, and reported 99.97% filing accuracy and 97.8% client retention in 2025. More than 120 accounting firms use Zamp’s platform, and the company says it has increased output per compliance resource by 12x. Zamp moved from a managed-service model three years ago to an operating system approach and is using its recent funding to scale the platform globally.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

FirmPilot develops a patent-pending AI Legal Marketing Engine that analyzes more than 5 million pieces of legal marketing content and a proprietary database of 3,000+ legal cases to automate SEO, PPC, local search, digital PR, and website optimization for law firms. Since launching in 2023, the platform has generated tens of thousands of qualified leads for U.S. firms, driving case-volume increases of over 180% for clients. Competitive blueprinting technology continuously monitors rivals’ online activity, while AI agents handle content creation and campaign adjustments, providing real-time ROI dashboards. The company reports rapid growth, serving a market of 425,000+ U.S. law firms that traditionally rely on costly, low-ROI agencies. With total funding now at $27.25 million, FirmPilot plans to release a next-generation AI model—ten times larger than its current version—by Q3 2026 to deepen content capabilities and shorten time to ROI. It is also building direct integrations with leading case-management systems to tie marketing spend to case outcomes and enable precise revenue attribution. These initiatives aim to position FirmPilot as an end-to-end revenue operations command center for legal practices.