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Tunitas Venture

2735 Sand Hill Rd, Suite 110, Menlo Park, CA, 94025, United States

Overview

Tunitas focuses on investing in companies that have a top tier Series A as their next round of funding, investing across all technology sectors (except Healthcare/Life Sciences). I bring decades of venture/startup experience, a company-specific Series A game plan, weekly process check ins, introductions to target firms, and back-channel feedback.

Total investments
3
Lead investments
0
Investments · 12mo
1
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • Asset Management
  • Financial Services
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • Krane

    Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

    Krane is an AI-native construction supply chain management platform led by founder and CEO Eshan Jayamanne and based in San Francisco, CA. Its product automates materials workflows by assigning AI "team members" to tasks such as turning specs into submittal and procurement logs, connecting schedules and procurement data, following up with trade partners, creating submittal templates and QCs, automating delivery scheduling, and controlling procurement from quote comparison to delivery. The company recently added Theo to expand the platform’s capabilities to owners and subcontractors by helping teams control procurement and RFP processes. Krane integrates with construction systems including Autodesk, Procore, Microsoft Project, CMiC, Microsoft SharePoint, Trimble Viewpoint, and Oracle Primavera P6. It currently manages $15 billion in active projects across the U.S. and Canada spanning data centers, K–12, and biotech. The company plans to use the new seed funding to accelerate its product roadmap and expand enterprise deployments.

  • Cambium Carbon

    Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

    Cambium operates a supply‑chain technology platform that connects tree care services, sawmills, manufacturers, and logistics to transform salvaged wood into Carbon Smart™ Wood products, millwork, and now mass timber. The company digitizes and streamlines the traditionally fragmented wood industry with chain‑of‑custody tracking, inventory and logistics tools, POS, e‑commerce, and AI/LLM‑driven efficiency solutions. Cambium is manufacturing cross‑laminated timber (CLT) from salvaged wood through partnerships with CLT producers and is expanding mass timber offerings to substitute steel and concrete in buildings. It has moved over 8 million board feet of wood, sequestered more than 10,000 tonnes of CO2e, and built a network of 350+ tree care companies, sawmills, and trucking partners. Recent strategy includes scaling distribution of Carbon Smart™ Wood, broadening logistics via the Mill Market acquisition (July 2024), and pursuing additional M&A to bolster supply‑chain infrastructure. The company intends to use new capital to deploy AI across the $788B wood products industry, grow the team, and scale operations to meet rising demand for traceable, low‑carbon building materials. Cambium Carbon operates Traece, a SaaS platform that connects trees to local sawyers and millers to turn them into durable products that store carbon and fund community tree planting. The platform enables a supplier network through which real estate developers, tech companies, and furniture manufacturers purchase Carbon‑Smart Wood. Traece has moved $3.7M of wood to date. The company raised $3.2M in seed funding to scale operations. Cambium plans to use the funds to grow its team, expand platform user‑ship, divert 2,500 tons of wood waste, and plant 10,000 high‑impact trees in partnership with communities. It was founded by Ben Christensen, Marisa Repka and Theo Hooker.

  • ScaleIP

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

    ScaleIP offers an IP business intelligence solution built on proprietary IP transaction data to help IP teams identify high-intent target companies for patent monetization. The product aims to reveal viable commercial partnerships that conventional patent analytics tools miss. Customers include over 130 IP dealmakers across enterprises, universities, labs, and hospitals who use the platform to license, sell, or decide whether to keep or abandon patents, seek collaborators, and determine patent market value. The company plans to use recent funding to accelerate its ability to help more IP teams monetize undervalued patents. ScaleIP emphasizes saving labor time, generating new revenue streams, and improving patent decision-making through transaction-data-driven intelligence. The company was formerly known as LicenseLead.

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