#Angels

#ANGELS is an investment collective. In addition to investing in phenomenal companies, their mission is to get more women on the cap tables of successful startups. As investors, they back ambitious founders pursuing bold ideas. They collectively have a portfolio of 80+ companies across a wide range of industries.

Vijaya Gadde

Founding Partner

Chloe Sladden

Co-Founder

Katie Stanton

Founding Partner

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Convex

Seed Round in 2021
Convex makes it dead-simple to store your app's shared state and sync it everywhere. As a developer, you interact with your shared state using JavaScript or TypeScript functions and bind that state to your reactive app.

Blinkpad

Seed Round in 2021
Find your next opportunity Our matching technology helps you discover meaningful connections for jobs, investments, product testing, advising, consulting, and business introductions.

growPack

Seed Round in 2021
GrowPack creates solutions that connect nature and mass consumption to transform the way of living and interacting with the environment. It studies and generates new technologies and knowledge around the most abundant raw materials on the planet to integrate them competitively into the market with a positive environmental impact.

Plasmic

Venture Round in 2021
Plasmic is a modern visual builder for the web that empowers anyone in your team to build stunning visual content and pages. Our headless CMS can be seamlessly integrated into any tech stack. Boutique brands through Fortune 500s use Plasmic to unblock their teams and ship lightning fast.

Compaas

Seed Round in 2020
Compaas helps growing companies make smarter decisions around compensation, communicate better with their employees, and avoid mistakes. It offers a Compensation Intelligence Platform that helps companies manage their operating expense: employee compensation. The platform provides compensation analytics and strategy tools for startups and enterprise companies. In 2017, Lisa Dusseault and Bethanye Blount founded the company in San Francisco, California.

Alexi

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Alexi is a pioneer in generative AI for litigation teams. Their platform enables legal professionals to generate high-quality legal memos, identify pertinent legal issues or arguments to achieve desired outcomes and perform AI-powered routine litigation tasks—all within a single platform. The company's ultimate mission is to empower legal teams with artificial intelligence, breaking down barriers to knowledge and enabling justice for all.

Mage App

Seed Round in 2019
Mage Market is an app built specifically for buying and selling cards from Magic : The Gathering — the largest trading card game in the world. Aiming to do for Magic what GOAT did for shoe resales, their app scans, recognizes, and prices cards and helps users to list them. The company says their average customer spends $120 per month on Magic cards.

Anchorage Digital

Series A in 2019
Anchorage Digital is a regulated crypto platform that provides institutions with integrated financial services and infrastructure solutions. With the only federally chartered crypto bank in the US, as well as Anchorage Digital Singapore, which offers equivalent security and service standards, Anchorage Digital provides institutions an unparalleled combination of secure custody, regulatory compliance, product breadth, and client service. Founded in 2017, Anchorage Digital is valued at over $3 billion with funding from leading institutions including Andreessen Horowitz, GIC—Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, Goldman Sachs, KKR, and Visa. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Anchorage Digital is remote-friendly with offices in New York, New York; Porto, Portugal; Singapore; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Learn more at anchorage.com, on Twitter @Anchorage, and on LinkedIn.

HelloTask

Pre Seed Round in 2018
HelloTask revolutionizes the job market for blue-collar workers with a multichannel platform accessible to all, even without internet access. Bridging the digital divide for 81% of workers, HelloTask utilizes AI-driven IVR calls to connect any mobile phone to employers in real-time, creating an inclusive, internet-free smartphone app alternative.

Humble Dot

Seed Round in 2018
Humble Dot builds efficient high-quality communication without noise and unbounded by time or location.

Gener8

Pre Seed Round in 2018
Gener8 gives users the power to manage and profit from their own data.

Compaas

Seed Round in 2018
Compaas helps growing companies make smarter decisions around compensation, communicate better with their employees, and avoid mistakes. It offers a Compensation Intelligence Platform that helps companies manage their operating expense: employee compensation. The platform provides compensation analytics and strategy tools for startups and enterprise companies. In 2017, Lisa Dusseault and Bethanye Blount founded the company in San Francisco, California.

Modern Fertility

Seed Round in 2018
Modern Fertility is a women’s health company that empowers all women to make informed decisions about their health, starting with fertility. Modern Fertility takes the same lab tests previously confined to infertility clinics and makes them more accessible by enabling women to administer a finger-prick at home or going to a nearby lab for a traditional blood draw for a fraction of the cost. By educating women and arming them with powerful information about their reproductive health, the company is closing the fertility information gap and enabling women to have more data for decision-making. Co-founded by Afton Vechery and Carly Leahy, Modern Fertility has raised a total of $7 million to advance fertility science so women can learn more about their bodies on their own terms.

Droplet

Seed Round in 2018
Droplet Health makes state-of-the-art home diagnostic kits for industry.

One Concern

Series A in 2017
One Concern is a climate resilience technology company, enables organizations to focus on adaptation and resilience strategies by using newly developed resilience analytics for supporting risk selection, mitigation, pricing and risk management. Applying machine learning and state-of-the-art resilience modeling, One Concern helps organizations better understand and prepare for physical climate risks with the mission of making disasters less disastrous. A 2019 Technology Pioneer, One Concern is part of the World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators community.

Modern Fertility

Seed Round in 2017
Modern Fertility is a women’s health company that empowers all women to make informed decisions about their health, starting with fertility. Modern Fertility takes the same lab tests previously confined to infertility clinics and makes them more accessible by enabling women to administer a finger-prick at home or going to a nearby lab for a traditional blood draw for a fraction of the cost. By educating women and arming them with powerful information about their reproductive health, the company is closing the fertility information gap and enabling women to have more data for decision-making. Co-founded by Afton Vechery and Carly Leahy, Modern Fertility has raised a total of $7 million to advance fertility science so women can learn more about their bodies on their own terms.

Brandless

Series B in 2017
Brandless is an omni-channel commerce platform creating a new kind of marketplace that empowers companies and people to be a force for good. We make it easier for people to take better care of themselves, their families, and the planet by creating and curating products and brands that are better-for-you and better-for-all. With the best ingredients, partners and customers, we’re building a mission-driven marketplace that makes it simple and easy for everyone to make better choices.

Buoyant

Series A in 2017
Buoyant makes applications faster, safer, and more reliable. They are a small startup founded by senior ex-Twitter infrastructure engineers. They are well-funded and backed by some of the world's best investors. At Twitter they built the operating platform that helped conquer the Fail Whale—now their goal is to provide those same capabilities to every company.

Bird

Seed Round in 2017
Bird operates a micro-mobility platform that offers electric vehicle-sharing services, aiming to provide affordable and sustainable transportation solutions to communities worldwide. The platform enables users to create profiles, facilitating the sharing of personal electric vehicles, including electric bicycles. By coordinating with cities, Bird enhances access to environmentally friendly local transport, thereby contributing to the reduction of traffic congestion and promoting responsible alternatives to traditional motor vehicles.

Lygos

Series A in 2016
Lygos is providing biotechnology solutions for today’s renewable chemical challenges. They engineer microbes to convert sugars into high-value, industrial chemicals, targeting compounds where biological production is cost-advantaged over petrochemical production. The company's throughput screening and strain construction facilitate the rapid optimization of pathways to convert cheap and renewable feedstock to high-value chemicals. Founded in 2011, Lygos is headquartered in Berkeley, California.

Vector Launch

Seed Round in 2016
Vector was founded by several members of the original SpaceX team and is a disruptive innovator that connects space startups with affordable and frequent launch and platforms to enable space capabilities at a speed and price point never before possible. Vector has a big vision to reshape the 400 billion dollar space market by combining dedicated low-cost micro satellite launch and software defined satellites (Galactic Sky) to dramatically increase access and speed to orbit.

Kit

Seed Round in 2016
Kit specializes in at-home health and lab testing solutions that enable businesses and organizations to offer a safe and convenient alternative to traditional doctor and laboratory visits. The company's comprehensive testing kits are designed to make preventative health testing accessible across various industries, allowing customers to manage their health from the comfort of their homes. By providing reliable and easy-to-use testing options, Kit aims to enhance the accessibility of health services for individuals and organizations alike.

Winnie

Seed Round in 2016
Winnie is a marketplace for child care built on powerful data systems and backed by a trusted community of parents and providers. Parents use Winnie to discover high-quality local daycares and preschools and learn all about their programs including detailed descriptions, photos, tuition information, licensing status, availability data, and more. Child care providers use Winnie to fill their open spaces, build their wait lists, and get support and resources to run their business efficiently. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Aspen

Series A in 2016
We build Navigator, a Teamwork Assistant for busy leaders. Navigator comes pre-loaded with world-class collaboration workflows for meeting management, decision-making, and culture-building. To start, Navigator applies best practices to help leaders run productive and engaging meetings without all the busywork.

eero

Series C in 2016
Eero offers a Wi-Fi system for household use. A set of three eeros covers the typical home. They work in unison to deliver hyper-fast, super-stable WiFi to every nook of every room. Stream video or email friends from anywhere in your home. And from your backyard, too.

Carrot Fertility

Angel Round in 2016
Carrot Fertility is a fertility treatment center that provides financial and medical services for employees. Their program includes egg freezing, in vitro fertilization, donor, gestational carrier services, adoption, and pregnancy. They help people through fertility preservation, male-factor infertility, postpartum, gestational surrogacy, and menopause.

Navigator

Series A in 2016
Navigator is a teamwork assistant for busy leaders. It helps teams work together by guiding them through an ever-growing collection of best practices, drawn from the research of scholars and experts, as well as their team’s experience working at Apple, IDEO, Stanford’s d.School, and MIT’s Media lab.

Winnie

Convertible Note in 2016
Winnie is a marketplace for child care built on powerful data systems and backed by a trusted community of parents and providers. Parents use Winnie to discover high-quality local daycares and preschools and learn all about their programs including detailed descriptions, photos, tuition information, licensing status, availability data, and more. Child care providers use Winnie to fill their open spaces, build their wait lists, and get support and resources to run their business efficiently. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California.

SonicEnergy™

Series A in 2015
SonicEnergy, Inc. is a wireless power startup that transmits power to charge electronic devices over-the-air. Its ultrasonic technology comprises a transmitter, which emits a high-frequency sound that is inaudible to users and their pets; and transmits power directly to receivers requesting power, which convert power to usable electrical energy using energy-harvesting technology. It was founded in 2012 and headquartered in Santa Monica, California.

Moxxly

Seed Round in 2015
Moxxly takes the guesswork out of modern motherhood through beautiful, connected devices. Moxxly’s first product is a smart, stylish, and high performing breast pump system that enables today’s mobile mom to pump wherever she is, with her shirt on, while receiving real-time data about her breastmilk supply. Moxxly is female-founded, San Francisco-based, and a proud alum of PCH International's Highway 1 hardware incubator as well as a current participant in Stanford's StartX accelerator.

Gusto

Series A in 2014
Gusto is a company that provides a cloud-based platform designed for small and medium-sized businesses to manage payroll, benefits, and human resources. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, with an additional office in Denver, Gusto offers an array of services including payroll processing, health benefits, workers' compensation, and time tracking. The platform allows employers and employees to access payroll information from various devices, enabling features such as browsing pay stubs, reviewing tax forms, and verifying personal details. Gusto caters to a diverse clientele, including startups, coffee shops, medical practices, creative agencies, and law firms, aiming to simplify the administrative tasks associated with employee management.

Shape Security

Series A in 2012
Shape provides defense against malicious automated cyber-attacks on web and mobile applications. Shape has deflected over $1B in fraud losses for major retailers, financial institutions, airlines, and government agencies. Shape Security is headquartered in Silicon Valley and backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Norwest Venture Partners, Venrock, Baseline Ventures, Google Ventures, WING VC and a host of other prominent investors. Shape was founded in 2011 to disrupt automated attacks on web and mobile applications.
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