Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Corridor develops security solutions aimed at ensuring AI-generated code is secure from the start. Public coverage of the company emphasizes its positioning at the intersection of AI and security and the team it is building. The announced $25 million Series A is intended to support those team and product efforts. The article does not provide specific operating metrics such as revenue or users. No information on founding year, location, past rounds, or valuation was included in the coverage.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Sound Games develops and publishes high-quality video games that follow a “pay once, play anywhere” model, letting customers access the same title across PC, console, and mobile without additional fees. Its first game, Go Ape Ship!, launches on February 18 and serves as a showcase for the studio’s cross-platform technology. The 12-person company was co-founded by Mike Schmid—former head of publishing at Rec Room and VP of growth at Backbone—along with Jacobo Abril and Sergio Abril, the founders of nada studio. Sound Games aims to avoid heavy in-game monetization, instead emphasizing replayability and premium game design. With fresh capital, the team plans to ship multiple original titles, enhance its cross-platform tech stack, and grow its development staff. The company has secured $6.5 million in seed funding to support these objectives. No revenue or user figures have been disclosed.

Participated · Series D · Dec 2025

Imprint is a New York-based financial technology company that partners with leading brands to design, issue, and operate co-branded credit products and loyalty experiences through its proprietary issuing and processing stack, ImprintCore. The platform gives brands end-to-end control of the customer journey—from application to spend, earn, redeem, and repeat—while supplying rich data and personalization capabilities. Imprint’s model has attracted partners such as Booking.com, Rakuten, Crate & Barrel, and Fetch, contributing to 200 % year-over-year growth in its cardholder base. Brands that switch to Imprint report 2× higher wallet share, a 20 % increase in spend, and an 8× lift in customer lifetime value versus legacy programs. The company also secured a AAA rating from Fitch for its inaugural $300 million securitization, underscoring strong capital-markets validation. With fresh capital, Imprint intends to strengthen its core platform, introduce debit, secured card, and flexible financing products, and build AI-driven automation alongside a brand-funded Imprint Rewards Network. Over the next three years it aims to evolve traditional co-brand cards into a comprehensive loyalty platform that delivers “premium access” for customers of top consumer brands.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

Mecka AI collects large-scale human motion data—including hand gestures and walking gaits—using custom hardware such as body sensors and everyday devices like iPhones to train embodied AI models for robots. The company began after its founders spent months studying robotics research and partnering with robotics labs to validate training robots on human data rather than teleoperation data. Mecka’s team designs custom equipment (including devices produced in Shenzhen) to capture human physical motions at scale. The startup says it has signed contracts that project an annual run rate of $100 million and currently employs about 40 people. Founders Josh Gao, Mogen Cheng, Jason Chong, and Duy Nguyen come from prior startups in payments and crypto, and the company has attracted investor interest including Framework Ventures and several institutional and angel backers. Investors describe Mecka as demonstrating strong early revenue growth, though the company declined to name customers or disclose its valuation.