• Namdo Market

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  Namdo Market offers an integrated digital operating system for Korea's traditional wholesale markets via three solutions: ND MARKET, ND UNCLE, and Uncle POS. These platforms connect product listings, ordering, payments, settlements, customer management, delivery, and store operations into a unified workflow for merchants. The company plans to upgrade its operating system and expand into additional markets such as Garak Market and Maecheon Market. Namdo Market is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into its platforms to boost productivity. It is also expanding its international export and fintech offerings for merchants. As of this Series A, the company has raised a total of $6.76M.

• Leecell

  Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

  Leecell commercializes next-generation flexible photovoltaic films developed from research at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology. Its films are lightweight, transparent, work in low-light and indoor environments, and can be applied to curved surfaces, enabling uses across BIPV, mobility integration, agrivoltaics, and low-light installations. The technology is compatible with roll-to-roll manufacturing, which the company says will enable high-volume production and competitive pricing. Leecell plans to refine its mass-production processes as it scales following its Series A. Financially, the company raised KRW 4.5 billion (about $3.2 million) in Series A financing and received KRW 1.8 billion in government support via the Ministry of Science and ICT’s Unicorn Project. Going forward, Leecell aims to enter multiple market segments and expand commercialization of its solar film products.

• Little Umbrella

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2025

  Little Umbrella develops AI-driven social party games and a cross-platform developer kit called Playroom that orchestras multiple custom models. The studio uses generative AI as unpredictable game masters to create varied, replayable party experiences and claims it built Death by AI in ten weeks. Death by AI attracted over 20 million players within its first three months and is available free on Discord, the web, and iOS for up to eight players. Playroom — powered with custom models in partnership with ElevenLabs, Inworld, and OpenAI — is offered to developers with tiers from $10 to $150 per month plus a free tier. The company announced a $2 million seed round and plans to use the capital to expedite the launch of three AI-powered social games over the coming year. One upcoming title, tentatively called The Last Show by AI, will run a beta at the 2025 Game Developers Conference.

• Parade

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2023

  Parade is a San Francisco-based software platform that provides truckload capacity management to freight brokers, driving carrier access and digital transformation. Led by CEO and Co-Founder Anthony Sutardja, the platform helps users manage relationships, increase truckload capacity, and re-utilize carriers to find the right truck at the best price at the right time. The company raised $17M in funding to support growth and product development. Parade intends to use the proceeds to develop and enhance products that accelerate brokers’ ability to transact freight at scale. Its roadmap includes using Generative AI to turn conversations into freight bookings and expanding integrations with transportation management systems, load boards, rating benchmarks, visibility platforms, and compliance solutions. Parade provides an AI-enabled Truckload Capacity Management Platform that layers on top of a freight broker’s existing systems, such as a Transportation Management System (TMS), to help brokers find availability, book trucks online, and digitally transact loads. Over the past year the company brought its core Capacity Management product to market for freight brokers. Parade’s platform is designed to charge a broker’s capabilities to find and transact truckload capacity and to strengthen connectivity with third-party partners. Customers include major brokerages such as Armstrong Transport Group, Schneider, and Worldwide Express. The company plans to use its recent funding to accelerate digital adoption, expand product capabilities, grow its team, and deepen connectivity across its partner ecosystem. Parade was founded in 2015 in San Francisco.

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