Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

VisioLab offers an AI that recognizes food and beverages via camera—without barcodes or specialized hardware—and runs as an app on a standard Apple iPad paired with a compact Bluetooth payment terminal. The system identifies products within seconds, displays prices, and enables payment, with the company saying the full setup can be operational in under five minutes. VisioLab reports it processes around one million transactions per month and operates 43 systems in the Orlando Magic arena, covering nearly the entire stadium per the company. Its U.S. sports customers include NFL teams Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers and MLS club Inter Miami, and it partners with global caterers Compass Group and Aramark. In Germany, roughly one in three university campuses uses the technology through student services, and the system is deployed in staff restaurants at DAX-listed corporations and companies in banking, insurance, and automotive sectors. The company plans to expand internationally and increase headcount to support growth in sports, corporate, and campus segments.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

hellomed builds hellomedOS, a software platform that digitises every step of medication management across ambulatory and in-patient care, pharmacies, doctors and patients, creating a "closed-loop" system to eliminate prescription and administration errors. The solution maintains real-time medication plans, automates ordering and documentation, and integrates quality-assurance checks, saving care staff several hours per week while improving patient safety. The product is already connected to Germany’s Telematikinfrastruktur and employs AI to capture and reconcile medication data from multiple sources. Currently used by roughly 100 care organisations, the company aims to serve more than 2,000 providers by 2030. With future development, hellomed intends to broaden the platform to cover four service lines—Care, Family, Professional and Pharmacy—positioning itself as a comprehensive service for chronically ill patients. The target market includes over 30,000 German care facilities and millions of private households facing similar medication-management challenges. The latest €6 M capital injection gives the company resources to accelerate nationwide rollout and enhance its AI capabilities.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2023

e-mobilio offers a licensed software-as-a-service ecosystem that integrates into customers' websites to provide tailored e-mobility recommendations and buying support. Its platform advises on e-cars, wallbox selection and installation, subsidies, GHG quota, charging and electricity tariffs, and solar systems. The company serves car dealerships, insurance companies and fleet operators, enabling them to advise customers and generate additional revenues from the e-mobility ecosystem. e-mobilio reports more than 100,000 purchase consultations delivered and is used by over 350 car dealerships and two OEMs across more than 400 websites and 1,500 locations, including AVAG, Senger Group and Toyota Germany. Founded by Ralph Missy and Denis Reichel and based in Munich, the company recently entered the Austrian market and plans to expand into further European markets. It raised a €9.5M Series A to support international growth.

Led · Seed · Dec 2022

enna offers a software app for Android and Apple tablets that pairs with a dock system to simplify access to video calling, multimedia and other apps. Users operate the system by swiping physical cards through the dock, which automatically opens corresponding apps. The product targets older people who lack tech skills to increase their digital participation in video calls, podcasts and social media. enna was founded more than two years ago by Jakob Bergmeier, Tim Haug and Moritz Kutschera and is based in Munich. The company recently closed a seven-figure seed round led by family office zwei.7 and backed by TQ Group, with Wayra's German unit investing €350,000. The raise is positioned to support enna's mission and aligns with O2 Telefonica Germany's "Digital mobil im Alter" initiative to get more older people involved with internet apps.