Led · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in 2022, Caveo positions itself as a one-stop financial platform for physicians, providing a digital account, automated accounting, tax and financial management, and an AI assistant embedded in WhatsApp. The company already operates in 93% of Brazil’s medical schools and captured 8% of the country’s 2023 graduating physicians, 18% of the 2024 class, and is tracking toward roughly 40% of 2025 graduates. More seasoned doctors now represent 30% of new clients, reflecting Caveo’s move beyond early-career professionals. Roughly 95% of sales come via referrals and the startup reports an NPS close to 90 for the semester, underscoring strong user satisfaction and stickiness. Community features such as networking, educational tracks and practical job-placement support further deepen engagement and drive product adoption. Management sees Brazil’s ongoing medical workforce expansion—projected to exceed one million practitioners by 2035—as a key growth catalyst, given that over 70% of doctors still feel insecure about accounting and tax matters. With fresh capital, Caveo intends to broaden its feature set and cement itself as a lifelong financial partner for physicians.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

Founded in 2024 by Julien Emery and Dingyu Zhang, Superpanel offers law firms an AI-driven "digital teammate" that manages roughly half of the administrative work involved in onboarding new clients. The system engages potential plaintiffs across phone, text, email, and online forms, guiding them through storytelling and document collection while automatically classifying case type, jurisdiction, and required paperwork. When ambiguity arises, the workflow escalates to a human staff member, giving firms a unified, multi-channel process that mirrors a full-time employee. Emery, a former Hootsuite executive who previously exited his startup Allay to Novo Benefits, built Superpanel after experiencing the high cost and complexity of finding legal help. The company plans to deepen its capabilities specifically for plaintiff-side practices and continue hiring to support product expansion. Competitors in the rapidly evolving legal-tech landscape include Clio Grow, LegalClerk.ai, MyCase, and Whippy.ai. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2025

Parter offers an AI platform that helps engineering, supply chain, and R&D teams unify product and supplier data (BOMs, datasheets, ERP/PLM, PDFs, spreadsheets) into a single structured system. AI agents validate, enrich, and link that data to produce real-time insights, recommendations, and predictive alerts for obsolescence and tariffs. Key capabilities include risk and compliance monitoring, AI-powered auto alternatives for impacted components, sourcing and quoting automation, and collaboration tools for cross-functional teams. Parter serves OEMs, ODMs, EMS, and contract manufacturers across sectors such as IoT, communications, automotive, and defense. The company launched out of stealth and announced $5.5M in seed funding to support product development, go-to-market expansion, and U.S. growth. Parter has offices in New York and Tel Aviv and its founding team includes Asaf Israelit (CEO), Omer Gilat (CTO), and Ronen Hoffer (VP R&D).

Led · Seed · Feb 2025

Gaia Dynamics is an AI-driven trade technology platform based in Palo Alto, CA, founded in 2025 by CEO Emil Stefanutti. The company offers a suite of AI tools for accurate product classification and tariff calculations, real-time regulatory compliance monitoring, and predictive analytics to optimize supply chains. Its platform matches product descriptions to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) and continuously monitors regulatory updates to flag compliance risks and provide actionable recommendations. Gaia Dynamics says its AI reduces compliance time for a single shipment from approximately 10 hours to under two and can assign the correct HTS code within 30 seconds versus at least 15 minutes manually. The company intends to use the funds from its recent raise to expand operations and further development efforts.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2024

Cargado is a Chicago, Illinois-based U.S.-Mexico cross-border logistics startup building software to simplify the entire cross-border trade process. The company is led by Matt Silver (CEO) and Rylan Hawkins (CTO). Cargado raised $3M in a pre-seed funding round. Ironspring Ventures led the round, joined by Zenda Capital, Wischoff Ventures, Proeza Ventures, and Sahil Bloom. The startup intends to use the funds to expand its operations and broaden its business reach.