Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Global Work AI offers a job-search platform built entirely around artificial intelligence to streamline every major step of a candidate’s hunt for remote work. The service ingests and cleans more than one million verified remote roles each month, stripping out scams and duplicates before matching them to users. Core features include AI-generated CVs and cover letters, automated CV tailoring, Auto-Apply, real-time job alerts, and an Auto-Fill browser plug-in. The company is preparing to launch Mia AI, an intelligent career assistant that will further personalize guidance and recommendations. Newly secured capital will deepen its AI search relevance and personalization engines while expanding the feature set around automated application workflows. Founded by Alex Chepovoi and Alex Dyadischev and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, the startup targets time-pressed job seekers looking to optimize their remote job applications. To date, Global Work AI has raised a cumulative $3.7 million across three rounds.

Led · Seed · Jul 2024

Enty provides financial and invoice management plus contract development and management to SMEs on a subscription basis, with compliance for EU, EEA and UK local regulations. Over the last three years Enty has onboarded more than 2,500 European SMEs and reached €1 million in ARR in 2023. The company offers an all-in-one platform that bundles invoicing, contract management and cash-flow modelling to simplify back-office tasks for entrepreneurs. In 2024 Enty is focused on making substantial progress toward becoming the industry standard for back-office operations in Europe and expanding its reach across European markets. Management emphasizes product-market fit and simplicity of use as core drivers of growth. The new funding is intended to accelerate growth and enhance Enty’s product offering.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2023

Mobilo provides a digital business card platform for teams and enterprises that creates and updates cards automatically with zero manual intervention. The product is built to support large organizations and can manage teams of over 10,000 members. Customers named in the article include Marriott, AAA, and Rexford Industrial. Mobilo’s technology can be integrated with CRM systems and HR tools. Led by founder and CEO Pieter Limburg, the company raised $4.1M in seed funding and intends to use the proceeds to expand operations and broaden its business reach. The round included institutional and angel backers.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2023

Whizz operates a subscription model providing compliant, safety-focused e-bikes to last-mile delivery drivers, removing upfront purchase barriers for drivers with limited credit history. The company reports 3.5x year-over-year growth and annual recurring revenue exceeding $8 million. Whizz currently operates a fleet of 2,500 e-bikes with features such as long battery life, GPS tracking, and anti-theft systems. It has strategic partnerships with DoorDash and Grubhub, which together represent a large share of the US food delivery market. Whizz plans to expand geographically beyond New York and New Jersey, scale its fleet toward a 200,000-vehicle target by 2030, and introduce electric mopeds to its offering. The founding team emphasizes a mission to empower immigrant delivery workers by improving safety, earnings potential, and access to electric transportation. Whizz operates an e-bike subscription platform that provides long-range e-bikes, on-demand maintenance and same-day replacements for delivery drivers, powered by its Whizz Automation Platform. Founded in 2021 and led by CEO Mike Peregudov, the company is based in New York. Its rental service has been used by more than 2,000 delivery workers, including drivers from Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub. The platform combines hardware, maintenance logistics and automation to serve delivery drivers’ needs. Whizz intends to use new funding to accelerate growth, upgrade the platform and open additional locations in New York. The company’s recent financing activity has bolstered its capital base to support those operational expansions.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2022

Feel is a London-based digital health company offering a subscription wellness brand focused on clean-label nutrition products such as vitamin supplements and functional foods. Its formulas are described as innovative and backed by research and science. The company is led by founder and CEO Boris Hodakel. In October 2022 Feel raised funding to support its growth. The business intends to use the proceeds to strengthen its position in existing markets and to expand its products and brand into new international territories. The article identifies no operating metrics beyond the fundraising. Feel develops high‑quality, science-backed vitamin and nutritional supplements sold primarily through a direct-to-consumer subscription model. The company emphasizes potent ingredients with no additives and has seen significant growth in the 12 months prior to the announcement. Feel intends to expand its product range into additional nutrition verticals and to grow its London-based team. Founder and CEO Boris Hodakel leads the business, which has also announced an equity partnership with singer and TV personality Cheryl to work on future products. Financially, Feel reported unaudited gross assets of £0.4m and a net loss of £0.8m for the year ended 31 March 2020. ITV will support Feel with a tailored media campaign across its channels as part of the strategic partnership. Feel is a U.K. direct-to-consumer startup that sells "pure" nutritional supplements in post-box-friendly subscription packages. Its formulas are researched and formulated in-house and the company emphasizes clean, higher-grade ingredients it says are more absorbable and free of fillers. Founder and CEO Boris Hodakel launched Feel after noticing many fillers in retail supplements and regularly updates formulas; its flagship multivitamin is already in its third version. Feel claims 60x growth in its first year and reports about 21,000 active subscriptions. The company says it keeps consumer prices lower by leveraging a direct-to-consumer model despite higher production costs. Investors have highlighted the company's growth and product-line expansion as drivers for its market opportunity.