• Downstream

  Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

  Downstream provides a mobile-first marketplace designed for modern construction job sites, giving contractors a single platform to handle procurement, bookings, and payments for equipment rental, waste management, and ancillary site services. The system offers real-time pricing and transparent billing, streamlining what is traditionally a fragmented, phone- and paper-based process. Suppliers receive digital storefronts and workflow tools that help them build their brands, reach new customers, and manage orders more efficiently. The marketplace aims to improve margins and reduce downtime for both contractors and suppliers by consolidating transactions and data. With fresh capital, the company plans to accelerate product development and broaden its operational footprint. Although no revenue or user numbers were disclosed, the company positions itself as a technology layer for an industry largely underserved by software solutions.

• Nimblemind.ai

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2025

  Nimblemind.ai provides an AI-powered data infrastructure platform that curates and labels clinical datasets so healthcare providers can transform unstructured patient data into structured, AI-ready formats. The company’s proprietary approach ingests data from EMRs, patient surveys, and wearable devices and enables clinicians to generate decision-support insights and predictive analytics while preserving data sovereignty and compliance. Nimblemind.ai has secured partnerships with multiple healthcare organizations in the US and Asia to pilot and deploy its platform. With $2.5M in new funding, the company plans to expand specialty-specific AI models, enhance platform capabilities, and onboard more providers seeking AI-enabled care improvements. Leadership frames the product as foundational infrastructure to unlock AI’s potential in healthcare and create non-clinical revenue opportunities for providers.

• HData

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

  HData aggregates public utility regulatory filings and applies centralized data architecture, large-document AI analysis, and purpose-built workflow tools to turn regulatory complexity into actionable insights for utilities, regulators, advocates, corporates, and financial institutions. The software surfaces citations, suggested prompts, and high-volume document processing so users can more efficiently monitor rate cases, integrated resource plans, and other proceedings. By cutting the time and expense of manual research, the platform supports faster grid modernization and cleaner-energy investment decisions. Enterprise-grade security and downloadable, source-linked citations position the product for adoption by large-scale energy enterprises. Management intends to expand into additional energy-ecosystem verticals and to develop specialized applications that streamline other costly regulatory business processes. The company emphasizes that AI integration into regulatory workflows can unlock significant value as U.S. utilities are expected to direct up to $1 trillion toward infrastructure this decade. Future growth capital and strategic guidance from its new investor are expected to accelerate product expansion and market penetration.

• Ema

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

  Ema provides a generative AI assistant delivering personalized, empathetic, evidence-based support for women's health, built and trained by licensed health professionals. The platform serves more than 100,000 direct-to-consumer users and has begun scaling into B2B, securing over $100K in contracts within 30 days after a pivot. Medical testers reported strong endorsement, with 97% saying they would recommend Ema. The assistant handles health, mental-health, and parenting questions and guides therapeutic exercises such as journaling, including support for postpartum anxiety. Ema plans to expand into employee benefits to support working women, potentially improving return rates from maternity leave and reducing absenteeism. The company has raised nearly $2 million in total funding and will use the bridge financing to scale product and business integrations.

• Firehawk Aerospace

  Participated · Series B · Sep 2022

  Firehawk Aerospace, founded in 2020, designs and manufactures solid rocket motors, base bleed motors, hybrid rocket engines, and 3D-printed propellant. The company emphasizes additive manufacturing and digital process control to transform energetics production and reduce fragility in supply chains. It has developed a robust patent portfolio and has demonstrated credibility with leading aerospace and defense stakeholders, including a successful GMLRS-class rocket flight test under an Army SBIR Phase III with the Army Applications Laboratory. Firehawk aims to scale production throughput and manufacturing infrastructure to meet growing Department of War and prime contractor demand for domestic munitions capacity. The company positions itself as a reliable domestic supplier within the U.S. defense industrial base and is pursuing expanded delivery timelines and increased production at scale.

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