Tim Regan

CFO

31 past transactions

Dropbox DocSend

Acquisition in 2021
Dropbox DocSend is a secure document sharing and tracking solution that helps companies share business-critical documents with ease. With Dropbox DocSend companies can track who opens their document and how much time they spend on each page, protect documents with security features like email verification and viewer whitelisting, and share multiple documents with a single link using Spaces, our virtual deal room. The company was founded in San Francisco by three Stanford computer science graduates who have experience at Google, Dropbox, Facebook, and Intuit. DocSend was acquired by Dropbox in March, 2021, and rebranded to Dropbox DocSend in January 2022.

Peanut App

Series A in 2019
Peanut is the first social network to connect women at a similar stage in life. Peanut’s mission is to provide a safe space for women to build friendships, find support and learn from one another. The app is free to download on iOS and Android.

BetterCloud

Corporate Round in 2019
BetterCloud is the market leader for SaaS Operations. With SaaS adoption growing 38% YoY, an average IT team is now responsible for managing and securing 110+ SaaS applications. Existing solutions are not designed to handle aggressive SaaS sprawl. By automating critical work like user lifecycle management and data protection, BetterCloud's 1000's of customers enjoy greater employee productivity and more secure IT environments. With unrivaled SaaS expertise and a powerful integration library, BetterCloud’s SaaS Management Platform typically enables true "Zero Touch" SaaS operations in less than 2 months.

Onna

Series A in 2019
For organizations, knowledge is power. Onna accelerates the discovery of knowledge, enabling businesses to gain valuable insights from the ever-growing amount of fragmented information that exists across the vast number of collaboration, communication and content applications. By connecting information silos, organizations can unify, protect, search, and build on top of their proprietary knowledge. With Onna, organizations save time and money, reduce risk, and use knowledge to be more competitive. Onna’s Knowledge Integration Platform connects to Slack, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Confluence, Dropbox, Zoom and many others, to enhance activities like eDiscovery, information governance, knowledge management, and identifying private and sensitive data sharing. With teams across North America and Europe, Onna supports some of the world’s leading companies, including Dropbox, Electronic Arts, Lyft, Better, Carvana, and NewsCorp. Onna has raised more than $50M from investors, including Atomico, Dawn Capital, Dropbox, and Slack Fund.

HelloSign

Acquisition in 2019
We believe that the way business gets done today is broken. That’s why we’re dedicated to simplifying work for everyone - from small startups to large enterprise companies. Millions of individuals and over 60,000 companies world-wide trust the HelloSign platform – which includes eSignature, digital workflow and eFax solutions – to automate and manage their most important business transactions. With a sharp focus on user experience and a lust for innovation, HelloSign is on a mission to Simplify Work.

Verst

Acquisition in 2017
Verst is an all-in-one website and online publishing platform. It was founded in 2014.

Sparks

Acquisition in 2016
Sparks develops a platform that enables users to create memes on mobile. Users can find a picture or animated gif through their image search engine, type in a short message, adjust its typeface and placement, and then publish it to friends.

Volley

Seed Round in 2016
In residence at JPMorgan Chase with >$10 million in backing from Zuckerberg Ventures, Fathom Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank (SVB); senior execs from Apple, Facebook, and Goldman Sachs; and a Silicon Valley team of machine learning and enterprise EdTech innovators from Google, the NSA and CIA, Carnegie Mellon, and Goldman, Volley (volley.com) is on mission to synthesize the world’s enterprise knowledge. The platform offers autonomous knowledge management and learning technologies for the enterprise, used in the Fortune 100 for training in cybersecurity, operational risk management, BPM, anti-fraud, corporate knowledge, sales enablement, and more. With Volley, firms accelerate time-to-expertise by automatically generating intelligent “microlearning” or "microbriefing" experiences personalized to employees or customers while pinpointing hidden knowledge gaps. Volley is the first such member of the UC Santa Cruz Center for Excellence in Data Science Research and a private sector advisor to the U.S. Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence.

Clementine

Acquisition in 2015
Clementine is built by a passionate team of enterprise, mobile, and telephony technologists focused on helping you make the most of mobile voice & text at work.

Umano

Acquisition in 2015
Umano is an audio streaming service.

Pixelapse

Acquisition in 2015
Pixelapse is the best place to share designs and work together. We build tools to improve the design process and make collaboration easier. Pixelapse simplifies version control and makes it accessible for designers to share and discuss their work with their friends, colleagues and the world.

CloudOn

Acquisition in 2015
CloudOn provides you the files you want and the applications you need on the devices you love - all in a single workspace. CloudOn is revolutionizing the world of mobile productivity.

Predictive Edge

Acquisition in 2014
Predictive Edge offers e-commerce personalization as a service. It was designed for marketers to make content customization dead simple. Our cloud-based solution empowers marketers with the ability to easily manage banners, images, and text using an intuitive point-and-click interface. Marketers can then target customers with different banners and promotions, based on a number of parameters. The results and statistical significance of these A/B tests will then be displayed on an intuitive reporting dashboard.

Parastructure

Acquisition in 2014
Parastructure builds beautiful data analysis software powered by cutting-edge open source infrastructure. The company was started in 2012 by a team of computer scientists from Stanford University and is based in San Francisco, California. Parastructure is funded by Accel Partners and backed by several notable angel investors.

MobileSpan

Acquisition in 2014
MobileSpan is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA. MobileSpan was founded in 2011 to help enterprises transition from a Desktop-centric world to an always-on, any content, any screen, BYOD world.

Droptalk

Acquisition in 2014
Droptalk is a tool that is used via Chrome extension that is meant to change the way communication is done in the workplace by not relying on emails. The tool features web sharing, cloud sharing, and a messaging-style interface. It was founded by a team of ex-Facebook and ex-LinkedIn engineers.

Bubbli

Acquisition in 2014
Developer of a mobile photography application. The company provides an application for making spherical photos that it calls "bubbles." The software enables mobile phones to take photos with a 3- dimensional, full around view capacity.

Loom

Acquisition in 2014
Loom puts all your photos and videos in the cloud, allowing you to empty your Camera Roll and reclaim lost disk space. Photo management is still broken. Ever since smartphones and tablets were equipped with better cameras, viewing photos and videos on multiple screens has gotten worse. As devices continue to upgrade over the years, photos will become higher resolution and storage space limits will be maxed quicker than before. The solution is something that works seamlessly, a personal media library that is the same wherever you go, and there when you need it. That is where Loom comes in. A fast way to access and manage an entire photo and video library on every device without taking up local storage space. The Loom team is based in San Francisco and backed by investors including YCombinator.

HackPad

Acquisition in 2014
Smart collaborative documents. Company wiki. Personal notes. Event planning. Classroom collaboration.

Readmill

Acquisition in 2014
Readmill, a Berlin, Germany-based social and shareable reading platform. Led by CEO Henrik Berggren, Readmill allows users to highlight parts of an ebook, share these highlights with friends and start discussions around them. The company also announced partnerships with six major independent stores including Leanpub, Readlists, Free-ebooks.net, Jottify, OR Books, Publit, and Bibliocrunch.

Zulip

Acquisition in 2014
Zulip is the only modern team chat app that is designed for both live and asynchronous conversations. Zulip topics create a separate space for each discussion, so different conversations will never get in each other's way. Teams of all sizes rely on Zulip - Fortune 500 companies, open-source projects, startups, and many others. Zulip is 100% open-source enterprise-grade software, self-hosted or in the cloud. Zulip can transform how your organization communicates: - Leaders can prioritize their time and batch-reply to messages, and thus effectively participate in the chat community. - More discussions can be moved from meetings and email to chat. - Individual contributors can do focused work instead of paging through GIFs making sure they don’t miss anything important. -Remote workers can participate in an equal way to people present in person. -Employees don’t need to be glued to their keyboard or phone in order to avoid missing out on important conversations. -Everyone saves a huge amount of wasted time and attention.

PiCloud

Acquisition in 2013
PiCloud is a leading provider of batch processing, high performance computing and scientific computing solutions. PiCloud has attracted thousands of developers worldwide with its elastic, easy to use, and lock-in free cloud computing platform. With PiCloud, users can instantly leverage the compute power of Amazon Web Services without having to manage, maintain, or configure virtual servers. By obviating server management, PiCloud enables rapid development and deployment of cloud technologies.

Sold

Acquisition in 2013
With a few pictures and a description of an item you wish to sell, Sold will price the item, sell it, handle the shipping, and deposit the customers funds directly into their bank account.

Foundry Hiring

Acquisition in 2013
Foundry is an applicant tracking system that allows companies to quickly and easily manage their hiring pipeline.

Endorse

Acquisition in 2013
Endorse enables consumer product companies to market at the individual shopper level and shoppers to earn rewards for staying loyal to their favorite brands. Endorse closes the online-to-offline purchase loop and ties an online brand to proven retail sales in the real world, whenever and wherever people shop.

TapEngage

Acquisition in 2013
TapEngage is a startup that enables advertisers and publishers to collaborate on tablet-optimized advertising.

Mailbox

Acquisition in 2013
Mailbox is a completely redesigned inbox that makes email light, fast, and mobile-friendly. Quickly swipe messages to your archive or trash. Scan an entire conversation at once with chat-like organization. Snooze emails until later with the tap of a button — they’ll return to your inbox automatically so you can focus on what's important now. Mailbox checks your email from the cloud and delivers it to your phone securely. Now with Auto-swipe, Mailbox learns from your swipes and snoozes to automate common actions. Mute that conversation you don’t care about, snooze messages from your friend to this evening, or route all of your receipts to a list — automatically. Mailbox’s delightful UI and smart features make getting to zero — and staying there — a breeze. After you experience a clean inbox, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

Snapjoy

Acquisition in 2012
Snapjoy is an online photo storage service that imports photos from anywhere and organizes them in a meaningful way. After uploading some photos, the app categorizes the photos for its user, using metadata to try to intelligently place the correct photos in each album. If the user uploads the same photo multiple times, Snapjoy ignores the duplicates. By default, everything uploaded to Snapjoy is private but users can still share photos with specific groups of friends, and if the users grant permission, friends can actually copy users’ photos into their own Snapjoy album. Snapjoy was launched in 2011 and is headquartered in Boulder, C.O.

Audiogalaxy

Acquisition in 2012
Audiogalaxy's cloud music makes all your music and playlists accessible to other computers and devices including Windows, Intel Mac, Android, and iOS devices. Audigoalaxy supports MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, WMA, and OGG file formats. Audiogalaxy makes your music available to you wherever you are without the hassle of copying, syncing, or uploading your music. After creating an account Audiogalaxy will prompt you to install the Audiogalaxy Helper which will find your music and make it available to you to other devices and computers. You can also find people who have similar musical tastes and follow what hot music they are listening to.

Anchovi Labs

Acquisition in 2012
Anchovi Labs is developing a new way to organize, browse and share your personal photos.

Cove

Acquisition in 2012
Cove was a collaboration, coordination and communication product for organizations and communities. The company was acquired by [Dropbox](/organization/dropbox) to bring co-founders [Aditya Agarwal](/person/aditya-agarwal) and [Ruchi Sanghvi](/person/ruchi-sanghvi) to the Dropbox team.
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