Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Archestra.AI provides an open-source platform that aims to let enterprises connect sensitive legal, HR and other sensitive data to AI agents while preventing data leakage. The company positions its technology as adding guardrails so employees can deploy agents internally and interact safely with external counterparts. Founded in 2025 by Grafana Labs alumni and based in London, Archestra.AI operates with a seven-person team and has already onboarded four Fortune 500 clients. Financially, the startup has raised $13.5M to date, including a $10M seed round led by 20VC. The company plans to deploy the new funding to expand its go-to-market and engineering teams and to speed up enterprise deployments.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Andromeda builds Abi, a next-generation humanoid companion robot and has launched its latest model. The company will begin first deployments at a mecwacare aged care home this month. Andromeda plans to focus initially on aged care as it expands into the US while continuing to scale operations and teams in Australia. The raise is intended to accelerate US expansion, fast-track the Australian waitlist, and support hiring across engineering and customer success. In the US the company is prioritising recruitment of creative and animation robotics specialists. Andromeda emphasised the funding will help bring Abi’s companionship to more customers and partners across aged care and other sectors. Andromeda Robotics builds Abi, a humanoid companion robot designed to provide companionship and support to older adults in aged care facilities and children in hospitals. Abi was developed with input from Disney and Pixar animators and uses AI and machine learning to customize interactions, respond to questions, express emotions, recognize faces, and remember past interactions. The robot assists with daily tasks and offers social and cognitive support to enhance users' quality of life and independence. Abi's personality will be customizable through an upcoming app, with options such as a 'sarcastic coach' highlighted as popular. Andromeda has progressed with limited funding and recently raised a $3 million seed round to scale Abi across Australia. The company plans to use the new capital to improve Abi's capabilities, grow the team, and move to larger manufacturing facilities in South Melbourne.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2025

Remark provides an on-site chat service that surfaces dynamic questions to shoppers, matches them with vetted human experts, and uses those conversations to train AI-powered expert personas and dynamically rewrite site content. If an expert is unavailable, shoppers are routed to an AI persona trained on those experts; experts are matched to users by skill set and locale. The company moved from a cut-of-sale revenue model to a SaaS model that charges a fee based on site traffic, and experts are paid per chat and when their AI persona converts a sale. Remark reported a 10% net revenue gain for partners, 4x revenue growth following a $10M fundraise in 2023, and expanded its expert network from 50,000 to 60,000 while operating a team of 25. The startup says its top 20% of experts earn $60,000–$70,000 annually by working more than 15–20 hours per week. Remark is developing capabilities to generate blog posts recommending products based on expert conversations and later plans to send personalized follow-up emails about user conversations. Remark builds product-guidance tools for online stores that pair shoppers with real-domain experts for live consultations, detailed reviews, and tailored product content. The company operates a community of roughly 50,000 domain experts spanning categories from skincare to mountain biking. Remark says these experts help shoppers feel confident when making purchase decisions and aim to make online retail more human and more profitable for e-commerce brands. Co-founded by Theo Satloff (CEO), Carl-Philip Majgaard and Ian Patterson, the team plans to expand operations, broaden its business reach, and invest in product development. Financially, the company raised $10.3M in funding to support those plans. No additional revenue or user metrics beyond the expert-community size were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2025

Superpower offers biannual lab testing (over 100 blood biomarkers across 21 categories) for $499, with tests done at home or at one of 2,000 partner labs. Its web app combines lab results with past medical records, fitness-tracker data, and genetics, using AI to generate a personalized health overview, Superpower Score, Biological Age, and an action plan. Members can purchase specialty add-ons such as gut microbiome analysis and a Grail cancer screening for additional fees. The service connects members to an integrated marketplace of healthcare providers and a 24/7 AI-and-human hybrid concierge for guidance. Superpower publicly launched its web app while calibrating demand and plans to release iOS and Android apps in the future. The company reports a 150,000-person waitlist as it opens access more broadly. Superpower offers a digital-first platform that combines whole-body testing, concierge clinicians paired with AI, and an ecosystem of testing and treatment partners to deliver personalized, preventative, and performance-focused care. The company has built a nationwide platform integrated with hundreds of testing and treatment partners and has rolled out a beta membership model. Founders Kevin Unkrich, Max Marchione, and Jacob Peters position the product as an all-in-one digital clinic aimed at democratizing concierge-style preventative medicine. Superpower is opening a waitlist and plans to onboard new members every week throughout the remainder of 2024. The team emphasizes continual research curation to evaluate new tests, technologies, and protocols for early disease prediction, acute problem solving, and longevity. Financially, the company announced a $4 million pre-seed raise to support product rollout and expansion of its membership and partner ecosystem.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2025

Alinea operates a mobile wealth-management app that combines AI-driven insights, expert-built portfolios and chat-based financial education to onboard new investors. Targeting the Gen Z demographic often ignored by traditional Wall Street firms, the SEC-registered platform positions itself as both a wealth-building tool and an entry point for financial literacy. Since launching nearly five years ago, the app has been downloaded more than two million times, demonstrating significant traction among its target audience. Users can create values-aligned portfolios while receiving personalized guidance from the platform’s AI. The company graduated from Y Combinator and is already backed by Goodwater, Harvard, and Play Ventures, indicating early institutional support. With its newest financing, Alinea plans to ramp up marketing spend to accelerate user growth and broaden distribution of its product.