Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Naïve offers a platform and API that let developers and AI agents automate the process of forming and operating companies, including tasks like LLC formation, email and phone provisioning, virtual cards, databases, cloud resources, and integrations with services such as Stripe and QuickBooks. The company supplies prompts and templates for agents and business types, and includes governance controls for budgets, capability limits, and human approvals. Since launch it has acquired over 30,000 developer customers and scaled annual run-rate revenue by 10x to the low double-digit millions in six months. Naïve has a small team of 10 full-time employees and reports usage across autonomous AI agencies, content channels, and other automated businesses. The company is investing its new funding in four core infrastructure projects: serverless virtualized sandboxes, model routing and inference optimization, a memory system for business context, and orchestration and governance for agent fleets.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Pulse Security offers a system of record and system of intelligence that sits above existing security tooling to capture program-level data, integrate risks, environment, obligations, people, and business priorities into a single context graph. The platform pulls in unstructured institutional knowledge and automates program-level workflows that historically required lengthy consultant engagements, converting processes that once took months into days. Pulse is positioned to help CISOs answer board-level questions about risk, disclosures, budgets, and program maturity by providing measurable program effectiveness rather than relying on spreadsheets. The company was incubated by Foundation Capital starting in September 2024 and launched in January 2025, and its founding team includes experienced security operators and former colleagues from prior startups and Google. Pulse is headquartered in Los Altos, CA and is actively hiring across engineering, product, AI, and go-to-market functions. The company aims to displace spend on expensive consulting engagements and siloed tooling by offering a consolidated operational foundation for security leadership.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Nebulock provides an AI-native contextual security platform focused on autonomous threat hunting, behavioral security analytics, and proactive detection engineering across endpoint, identity, cloud, network, and SaaS telemetry. Since emerging from stealth, the company has performed more than 300 million agentic investigations and produced over 4,000 high-confidence findings, and has onboarded Fortune 500 customers and organizations in sectors like financial services and healthcare. Nebulock has identified high-risk incidents such as long-running remote actor access, mass exfiltration of source code to USB, exposed credentials in CLI arguments, and malicious browser extensions. The company has also observed and rapidly mitigated emerging agentic insider threats—reporting more than 50,000 related events tied to OpenClaw across 40% of its customer base. Founded by former security and product leaders from CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Arctic Wolf, Nebulock plans to deepen its behavioral context graph and scale engineering and go-to-market functions to meet growing enterprise demand.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Jimini Health builds clinician-supervised AI infrastructure for behavioral health provider organizations, with a flagship platform called Sage that integrates into regulated clinical environments. Sage is designed so licensed clinicians maintain oversight of every patient interaction while enabling providers to deploy AI at scale. The company emphasizes compliance with regulatory requirements and direct integration with clinical workflows. Jimini plans to expand AI development across additional clinical settings and scale partnerships with large behavioral health providers nationwide using proceeds from its recent financing. Financially, the company raised a $17M Seed round led by M13, bringing total funding to over $25M. Jimini Health is based in New York and is led by CEO Luis Voloch.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Phylo is building an integrated environment for AI-native biology, anchored by its flagship product, Biomni Lab, an AI-integrated workspace that allows researchers to plan and execute sophisticated biological workflows with agentic AI assistance. In a validation project with Ginkgo Bioworks, Biomni Lab cut cell-painting and transcriptomic analysis workflows from several weeks to a few hours, underscoring its potential to accelerate wet-lab research. The company also maintains Biomni, an open-source platform that underpins its commercial offering. Led by CEO Kexin Huang, Ph.D., and President Yuanhao Qu, Ph.D., the South San Francisco–based startup is advised by a scientific board featuring Nobel laureate Carolyn Bertozzi and CRISPR pioneer Feng Zhang. Phylo plans to use its newly raised capital to scale production systems, further develop the open-source Biomni project, and advance research on agentic AI for biological applications. To date, the company has secured $13.5 million in seed financing; no revenue or user figures have been disclosed.