Led · Seed · Jun 2023

Notch builds a digital workspace for buyer-seller collaboration that consolidates elements of the B2B sales process into a single, white‑labeled environment. Its buyer enablement solution integrates with existing sales tools like HubSpot and modern tools such as Typeform, Loom, and Pitch. The company primarily serves SaaS revenue teams and has established collaborations with businesses across the DACH region, including bookingkit, Akeneo, and PAQATO. Notch says it is defining an emerging B2B SaaS category of buyer enablement and aims to set a high bar for product UI/UX. With €1.1M raised in a pre-seed round, the company plans to expand integrations, white‑label its workspace for sales teams, and broaden coverage to additional buyer-journey touchpoints such as transactions and subscriptions. Notch was founded in 2021 and operates as Notch GmbH in Hamburg, Germany.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2022

Lumiform is a SaaS solution that helps organizations digitalize and automate the workflows of deskless workers. Its platform is used to streamline processes such as hygiene documentation in restaurants, safety walks on construction sites, vehicle inspections in logistics, and risk assessments in production plants. The company emphasizes reducing paper use by replacing antiquated paper-based audits and inspections. Founded in 2019 by brothers Philip Roelen-Blasberg and Lukas Roelen-Blasberg and operating as Zyp.One GMBH, Lumiform is based in Berlin. In July 2022 the company closed a €6.4M Series A and plans to use the capital to drive product development and expand global marketing efforts.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2022

Apryl (formerly Oviavo) is a Berlin-based benefits provider that enables employers to offer reproductive and family-forming support to employees. Its platform includes care navigation, consultations, access to clinics and treatments such as egg/sperm freezing, IVF, adoption, and surrogacy, with services subsidised and kept confidential. The company was founded in 2019 by Jenny Saft and Tobias Kaufhold. Apryl has raised €4.1 million in fresh funding to fuel its next phase of growth and build on recent global customer wins. The startup plans to expand its team across product, operations, sales and marketing to strengthen its operational backbone. Investors expect the operational support from backers to help Apryl scale toward becoming a global category leader in fertility benefits.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2022

Climedo offers a digital platform for electronic data capture (EDC) designed for decentralized clinical trials. Its EDC system captures and processes real-time, data-protection-compliant trial data and includes an ePRO feature that lets subjects keep electronic patient diaries on any internet-connected device without an app. The platform supports drug and medical device approvals and can be used for post-market surveillance to document safety and performance through a product's lifecycle. Climedo has worked with hospitals such as Berlin’s Charité and with medical device manufacturers, pharma companies and contract research organizations, and currently employs around 50 people. The company plans to expand within Europe and further develop its software to be more patient-centric, enable end-to-end communication between study coordinators, physicians and patients, and add interfaces to telemedicine and wearables. Climedo was founded in 2017 by Sascha Ritz, Dragan Mileski and Veronika Schweighart.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2019

Miles is a Berlin-based mobility company. The company announced completion of a capital funding round that added angel investment. New investors are local German investors who joined the cap table, including CFOs Emmanuel Thomassin (Delivery Hero), Christian Gärtner (HelloFresh), Rex Jackson (ChargePoint) and Stine Rolstad Brenna (Rabbalshede Kraft). The article does not disclose the round size, valuation, or other financial terms. Miles was founded in 2016 by Alexander Eitner, Florian Haus and Timo Nuehrich. The article does not include operating metrics, revenue, user counts, or detailed future plans. MILES Mobility, founded in 2016, operates a carsharing service that charges by distance rather than time, with rates starting at €0.79/km. Users rent vehicles through a mobile app for trips ranging from one kilometer up to one month and can drop cars off anywhere—no stations or return-to-start required. The service is available in Berlin and Hamburg and emphasizes a time-pressure-free, flexible alternative to private car ownership. MILES positions itself as a scalable urban mobility model aimed at reducing congestion and pollution. The company is led by CEO Timo Nührich. It has raised over €5 million in a Series A round, which the company says will help it grow faster and expand to more cities and pursue international expansion plans.