Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Akedo operates a “vibe-coding” platform that coordinates multiple AI agents across ideation, content generation, development, and distribution to accelerate game and digital content creation. The company claims its multi-agent approach delivers up to 100× efficiency gains versus traditional single-assistant large-language-model workflows. Beyond creation tools, Akedo is building a one-click token-launch feature, enabling creators to issue and monetize game-related collections with mechanics such as $AKE-paired liquidity pools and bonding-curve token distribution to active players and key opinion leaders. The platform is already live, reporting more than 2 million registered users, over 1 million on-chain transactions, and roughly 30,000 on-chain daily active users. Akedo also maintains a social following exceeding 2 million across channels. The recently secured seed capital strengthens the company’s financial position and will be deployed to scale its multi-agent infrastructure and broaden product capabilities for creators, studios, and communities.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2024

Playgama is building a full-scale Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) ecosystem centered on an open-source "integrate once, reach everywhere" SDK called Playgama Bridge. The platform includes a unified SDK for single-integration publishing, integrations with playgrounds and distributors, a QA tool that consolidates platform requirements, 24/7 approval and moderation support, and tools for monetization, marketing, content management, and payments. Playgama Bridge has been used by over a thousand developers and supports dozens of plugins and multiple game engines including Unity, JavaScript, Godot, Construct 3, and GameMaker. The company says its distribution network can potentially reach over 200 million monthly active players and its proprietary portal already supports play-to-earn mechanics and crypto payments, reflecting plans to bridge Web2 and Web3 gaming. Founded in 2023 by Dmitry Kachmar, Playgama employs 30+ people across locations from the US to Indonesia and is headquartered in Dubai. With its recent $3 million funding round, Playgama intends to accelerate platform improvements, expand its toolkit, and introduce advanced analytics and fintech solutions for developers.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2016

Zeek is a Tel Aviv-based web and mobile marketplace that lets consumers buy discounted gift vouchers for over 350 UK brands and sell unwanted vouchers for cash. The platform is available via web and app. Led by co-founder and CEO Daniel Zelkind, the company focuses on secondary-market voucher liquidity and consumer savings. The business raised $9.5m in the reported funding round. Zeek intends to use the new capital to build the team, grow its UK presence and expand overseas. No operating metrics beyond the number of partner brands were disclosed in the article. Zeek is a mobile marketplace that lets consumers sell and buy gift certificates, cards and e-vouchers via a smartphone app. Sellers scan vouchers, set asking prices and list them on the marketplace; buyers search by brand and purchase at discounted rates. The app includes an eWallet feature that helps buyers and sellers track their vouchers. Zeek is led by Daniel Zelkind (CEO), Itay Erel (CMO) and Ziv Isaiah (CTO). It is available in Israel and the UK and was planning rollouts in Portugal and Poland. The company raised $3M in venture capital from Blumberg Capital, Qualcomm Venture and Uri Levin to support expansion in Europe in 2015.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2016

Engie sells a diagnostics "card" (priced at about $10 in Israel) that plugs into a car and, via the Engie app, translates onboard diagnostic data into user-friendly fault and maintenance information. The company pairs that diagnostic output with an after-market mechanic marketplace that includes TripAdvisor-style reviews and price comparisons for parts and labor. Engie has rolled the product out country-wide in Israel and has amassed just shy of 100,000 customers and 200 mechanic shops on its platform. Its diagnostics technology is patent pending and the hardware has proven popular with mechanics as well as drivers. The startup plans to expand into the U.K. and U.S. markets. Yarden Gross is co-founder and CEO and Uri Levine (co-founder of Waze) serves as Engie’s chairperson.