Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

Genera provides an AI-driven platform designed to streamline the integration and implementation of enterprise AI applications by automating deployment tasks. The platform targets high-friction processes including customer discovery, data migrations, and system configuration to help software companies accelerate time-to-live for customers. Genera aims to address an industry capacity crunch by reducing the need for manual, forward-deployed engineering teams. The company plans to use proceeds from its $10M seed round to scale the platform and expand those automation capabilities. The articles do not disclose revenue, user counts, founding year, or location.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Wonderdog offers a subscription-based health intelligence platform that coordinates at-home blood collection draws and monitors more than 40 biomarkers across six canine body systems. Its software includes an internal, context-trained AI companion called "Spark" that cross-references Antech laboratory results with age, breed, and longitudinal electronic medical histories to identify asymptomatic disease within critical intervention windows. The company was founded by Jeff Safenowitz and Patrick Riley and lists Dr. Evan Antin as Chief Medical Officer. Wonderdog launched out of stealth concurrent with its announced pre-seed financing. With the $5 million raise, the company plans to scale its at-home veterinary technician network, accelerate mobile product engineering, and expand into Phoenix and Miami. The articles do not disclose revenue, user counts, or other operating metrics.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Led by founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya, 8090 Labs develops an "AI-enabled Software Factory" engineered to design new systems, refactor legacy code bases, and automate software delivery pipelines. The company targets enterprise customers in highly regulated sectors including healthcare, aerospace, financial services, energy, and the U.S. government. Following its $135M Series A, 8090 intends to scale by accelerating corporate hiring, expanding its technical team, and investing in high-performance compute and infrastructure. The business is backed by institutional investors and prominent angels, positioning it to expand operations and customer deployments. No prior funding rounds or specific revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Founded by Philipp Wu (CEO), Fred Shentu (CTO), and Nemo Jin (COO) and launched in October 2024, XDOF provides an end-to-end data ecosystem for training robotics models. The company focuses on teleoperation data, teleoperated robot collection, and egocentric human-collected data and emphasizes tooling and data-cleaning to create a self-reinforcing feedback loop. XDOF has about 60 employees and serves roughly 20 customers, including several frontier AI labs that it did not name. It partnered with UC Berkeley’s AI Research lab to release the ABC dataset, which includes 130,000 manipulation trajectories, 300 hours of simulation, and 100 hours of evaluations. The startup plans to hire and train large numbers of teleoperators and egocentric operators, build wearable sensors, and operate warehouses and robot fleets to scale data production. Financially, XDOF raised $70 million from Thrive Capital, Spark Capital, a16z, Lux, and WndrCo to fund its operational build-out.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Reactor provides a unified SDK and API that enables developers to build real-time interactive applications powered by world models. The company emphasizes making real-time generative video accessible at global scale and cites demand from media and entertainment partners as well as robotics customers. Reactor was co-founded by Alberto Taiuti (CEO) and Bryce Schmidtchen (CTO), both former technical leads on Apple Vision Pro, and the team includes engineers from Apple, Netflix, Meta, Google, Adobe, Replicate, and Microsoft. The platform is available now with usage-based pricing billed by model type, and Reactor has a strategic partnership with AWS as its preferred cloud provider. Financially, Reactor announced $59 million in funding led by Lightspeed Venture Partners to support scaling its infrastructure and product deployment.