Led · Seed · May 2026

Calibre develops AI agents designed to streamline certification and audit workflows by automating the document-review burden that currently occupies most auditors' time. The company was founded by two ex-Palantir employees and is headquartered in London. Calibre intends to deploy its agents across the certification industry to shift auditors' work toward higher-value tasks. The startup has stated its immediate plan is product deployment and scaling within that vertical. Financially, Calibre has raised $3.3 million in a pre-seed round from Vicus Ventures and CIV to support these efforts. The articles did not disclose revenue, users, or a valuation.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Confido Health is a US-based healthcare technology company building AI voice agents that fully replace traditional phone trees for medical practices. The platform answers on the first ring, authenticates callers, verifies eligibility, and completes tasks such as referrals, prescription refills, payments, status checks, and appointment bookings, with every interaction logged directly in the electronic health record. When a case is too complex, the system seamlessly transfers the call to human staff, aiming to reduce stress on front-desk teams while improving patient access. Confido positions its product for multi-site operators by centralizing patient access on a single platform to create a cohesive experience, cut overhead costs, and support growth. The company cites market data showing that more than 80% of patients use phones to reach providers and that fewer than half of calls are resolved on the first attempt, highlighting the need for its solution. Proceeds from the latest funding will be used to enhance the AI voice agent platform and scale its deployment. Including the new Series A round, Confido Health has raised a total of $13 million to date.

Led · Series A · Jul 2023

Komi offers an all-in-one digital storefront and landing-page tool for creators, celebrities and brands to aggregate music, videos, merch, tour dates and more across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Spotify, YouTube, Twitch and Shopify. The company recently launched public access to new commerce features such as on-page checkout, the ability to browse multiple stores and add items from different stores into a single cart, and deeper marketing and community-building tools. Komi is rolling out integrations (including an upcoming Amazon storefront integration) and custom-built data-capture tools that give fans instant benefits in exchange for email or phone information. The platform is priced at $9.99 per month or $96 per year with a 30-day free trial, and Komi says it has partnered with creators and brands across six continents with a combined audience of more than two billion followers; notable users include Lizzo, Usher, Meghan Trainor and Jessica Alba. The company plans to use new funding to expand its product suite and grow its U.S.-based team. Komi first launched in 2021 as a landing-page tool and has evolved into a broader commerce and creator-business platform. Komi is a London-based landing page and personalized website builder launched in October 2021 that targets content creators, musicians, athletes, celebrities and other creative talent. The product lets users create a central hub to promote podcasts, videos, music, merch, tour dates and social links, and integrates with platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Snapchat, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, Twitch and Shopify. Komi provides backend analytics such as total views, earnings, clicks and average clickthrough rate to help creators track engagement. The platform is invite-only today with plans to open to the public in early 2023 and operates on a $10-per-month subscription model. Komi reports fans engaging with Komi pages has grown 40% month-over-month since launch and that user engagement has more than doubled over the same period. High-profile users include Lizzo, Elton John, Idris Elba, Matthew McConaughey, Eva Longoria and influencer Zoe Sugg. The company said it will use funding to improve the platform and eventually roll out additional fan engagement and monetization tools, but declined to provide specific details.