• Fazeshift

  Participated · Series A · May 2026

  Fazeshift develops an AI platform that automates accounts receivable tasks, claiming to handle over 90% of manual AR work for finance teams. The company was founded in 2023 by Caitlin Leksana and Timmy Galvin and has rapidly scaled its customer base to dozens of enterprises, including eight unicorns. Fazeshift reported 12x revenue growth in a single year, reflecting strong early commercial traction. Its platform aims to reduce operational overhead and accelerate collections by operating workflows directly with AI. The company is positioning itself as an alternative to legacy, rule-based AR software by leveraging LLM and agent capabilities to automate context-aware financial actions.

• Archil

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

  Archil builds a file-system-first infrastructure intended to make it simple for AI applications and agents to interact with large datasets. The company emphasizes that conventional file-system semantics are a natural interface for models and has launched a Serverless execution feature that accepts bash-like commands and returns results. Its system synchronizes to S3 and is described as infinite, performant, and suitable as the runtime for stateful AI workloads including inference and training. Archil is actively hiring engineers with low-level systems expertise to accelerate product development and get capabilities into customers' hands. Financially, the company has raised $18M to date, including an $11M Series A announced in the latest round. The team says it is building additional developer experience and infrastructure features to support the AI era.

• AirMyne

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2024

  AirMyne builds a liquid sorbent direct air capture (DAC) system that releases captured CO2 using low‑temperature heat (about 100–130°C). The company’s approach centers on a proprietary chemistry and modular collectors that feed a large, centralized regeneration column similar to those in chemical plants. AirMyne is testing roughly 30 prototypes and has sent captured CO2 samples to CarbonBuilt and Rubi for downstream use. The process requires substantial water — roughly one to seven tons of water per ton of CO2 captured — which may limit deployment in arid regions. The company is exploring pairing its system with geothermal projects and is working with Fervo on a project in Utah. AirMyne plans a 2026 deployment to inject CO2 at a sequestration site in San Joaquin County, California. An update in the article clarifies the company’s chemistry uses an inorganic ionic base, promoters, and a phase transfer catalyst rather than quaternary ammonium compounds.

• Classet

  Participated · Seed · Dec 2022

  Classet is a Chicago-based recruiting and training software company building a network specifically for the trades community. Employers use the platform to promote opportunities, find people to hire, and accelerate the training process for entry-level talent. For job seekers and students, Classet offers career quizzes, short-form videos, career path comparison and a streamlined application process. Its initial focus has been on the construction trades, helping companies connect with and hire Carpenters, Plumbers, Electricians, and HVAC technicians — a sector with nearly 700,000 current job openings. Led by co-founders Nick Jones, Cooper Newby and Gino Rooney, the company intends to scale out its platform. The company raised $3M in Seed funding to support that expansion.

• Skipper

  Participated · Seed · Aug 2022

  Skipper offers a booking platform designed to help hotels compete with large chains and online travel agencies. The company recently released a streamlined booking engine that is natively embedded on hotel websites and supports alternative payment methods like Google Pay. Skipper plans to build a network of hotels using its booking technology to enable shared guest identity and profiles, providing hoteliers with guest details, preferences, stay history, and lifetime value. That network is intended to enable personalized offers and rewards to increase conversions and guest satisfaction. Over the past six months Skipper has tripled its engineering and product organizations and has focused on building integrations with multiple existing hotel software providers to simplify implementation. The company intends to use the seed funding to continue expanding operations and its business reach.

No current team members are available.