Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Wispr AI is building voice-first foundation models to power Flow, a voice-to-text operating system layer that cleans filler words, structures thoughts and produces ready-to-use text in more than 25,000 apps and websites. The product’s accuracy is such that 90 % of spoken words require no edits, and after six months the average user writes 72 % of their characters with Flow, nearly halving daily typing time. The company reports 40 % month-over-month growth in both users and annual recurring revenue, and serves hundreds of thousands of users. Wispr envisions voice becoming the dominant interface and plans to expand Flow’s capabilities while hiring aggressively across engineering and product. A global partnership with “The Diary of a CEO” podcast will showcase the technology to an audience of over 35 million subscribers. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company has raised a total of $81 million from investors such as Notable Capital, Flight Fund, AIX Ventures, Menlo Ventures, NEA and 8VC. These funds will be used to scale its voice-native computing system worldwide.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Architect Labs develops an AI-driven system to design and verify custom chips end-to-end, aiming to turn demanding workloads into production-ready silicon. The company plans to expand its capabilities across the full computing stack, including co-designing compilers, runtimes, system software, and ultimately co-optimizing AI models with hardware. Founded by Ebrahim Hussain and Aaditya Subedi, the team includes frontier AI, systems and silicon researchers who collectively have completed 80+ tape-outs and held leadership roles at Intel, Meta, Anthropic, DeepMind, and xAI. Architect Labs is based in Palo Alto, California and emerged from stealth concurrent with its seed raise. Its current financial position includes a $24 million seed round led by Kindred Ventures, which it will use to scale compute, advance AI research, and co-design production silicon with partners.

Led · Seed · Apr 2026

Coreworks builds an "AI Super Analyst" that ingests spreadsheet and business data and generates finished outputs such as reports, decks, and structured presentations with traceability into calculations. Key product features include spreadsheet data analysis, automatic generation of decks and reports, an interactive Canvas workspace for editing outputs, and emphasis on transparency of how results were produced. The company has seen adoption among customer success and post-sales teams, with customers using the product to automate recurring workflows like QBR decks. Coreworks launched an initial waitlist and released a first product version prior to fundraising. The startup raised a $5M seed round to fund further product development, improve reliability, and expand into broader enterprise workflows. It is targeting knowledge workers globally, a market the company estimates at roughly one billion people.

Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Sentra.app is a San Francisco–based startup developing an enterprise general-intelligence platform that provides an organizational memory layer for companies. Its software captures and memorializes decisions in real time, then uses that information to automate status reporting, meeting decision capture, actionable reminders, and just-in-time onboarding through modular applications. By continuously aligning teams around institutional knowledge, the platform aims to reduce repetitive manual work and prevent information loss. Led by CEO Jae Gwan Park and CTO Andrey Starenky, the company positions its product as a way to boost operational efficiency and knowledge retention across distributed organizations. Sentra.app has raised $5 million in seed funding to accelerate product development and customer acquisition. The new capital strengthens its balance sheet as it scales engineering and go-to-market efforts.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2026

Emergent offers an AI-driven coding platform aimed at entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized businesses, positioning itself as an "engineering team in a box" that handles deployment, hosting, testing, and debugging alongside code generation. The startup was founded in June last year by Mukund Jha and his brother Madhav Jha and is headquartered with most employees in Bengaluru. Emergent reports an annual run-rate revenue of $120 million, up 70% in the past four months, and has more than 200,000 paying customers. Its customer base spans industries such as trucking, manufacturing, construction, and property management, with roughly one-third of revenue from North America, one-third from Europe, and about 8–9% from India. The company competes with developer-focused tools like Replit and AI coding offerings from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others, and plans to support more complex applications and local/open-source models as it scales. It currently has about 200 employees and intends to expand its San Francisco office by 30–40 people by year-end.