Omphalos Venture Partners

Seeonic, Inc. is a Minneapolis-based company that specializes in inventory management solutions, founded in 2005. The company provides innovative tools such as the SightWare electronic module, which automatically collects inventory data from retail promotional displays and permanent fixtures. Additionally, Seeonic offers SmartWatch, a data service that delivers real-time inventory information and alerts for restocking. By utilizing IoT and RFID technologies, Seeonic's software enhances visibility regarding inventory levels and locations, allowing manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to optimize their distribution models, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency.

Naiku is a new way to learn. Naiku provides teachers real-time insight into the strengths and needs of their students, facilitating interventions that make a difference. To do this, Naiku applies proprietary data mining algorithms to assessment data, discovers each student’s learning profile, and recommends a personalized "playlist" of learning activities. To insure the success of an intervention, Naiku provides teachers with a professional social network full of relevant, actionable information where they can collaborate with their colleagues. This allows teachers to effectively address the individual needs of their students.

Amphora Medical, Inc. is a Minnesota-based company that develops medical devices focused on treating female overactive bladder (OAB) syndrome. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Maple Grove, Minnesota, the company is working on a novel cystoscopic device designed to enhance bladder function and improve the quality of life for patients suffering from OAB. Utilizing minimally invasive procedures and advanced cystoscopic technology, Amphora Medical aims to provide effective solutions for individuals affected by this condition.

Upstream Technologies, Inc. manufactures, markets, and sells a device that reduces the costs for managing storm water. It offers SAFL Baffle that is installed in storm sewer man­holes, which allows se­diment from the storm water to settle and collect. The company was incorporated in 2010 and is based in Chanhassen, Minnesota.

Zipnosis, Inc. operates a virtual healthcare platform that connects patients with clinicians through phone and video interviews. The company specializes in online diagnosis, triage, and telehealth, providing device-agnostic virtual care that enhances patient choice and convenience while improving efficiency for healthcare providers. In addition to virtual consultations, Zipnosis offers a ZipTicket, which serves as a healthcare boarding pass, granting patients access to clinics for in-person assessments or lab tests. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Zipnosis collaborates with strategic partners to advance its mission of delivering accessible and efficient healthcare solutions.

Zipnosis, Inc. operates a virtual healthcare platform that connects patients with clinicians through phone and video interviews. The company specializes in online diagnosis, triage, and telehealth, providing device-agnostic virtual care that enhances patient choice and convenience while improving efficiency for healthcare providers. In addition to virtual consultations, Zipnosis offers a ZipTicket, which serves as a healthcare boarding pass, granting patients access to clinics for in-person assessments or lab tests. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Zipnosis collaborates with strategic partners to advance its mission of delivering accessible and efficient healthcare solutions.

OptiMine Software was founded by experienced software executives, including Rob Cooley and Doug Bryan, experts in marketing applications based on data mining. Together they have more than 25 years of experience in e-commerce analytics. It provides intelligent software for advertising optimization. There flagship product, OptiMine Paid Search Bid Management, forecasts the performance of each paid search ad placement each day and automatically sets optimal bids. It is used by leading organizations such as Overstock.com and Wells Fargo and may be implemented in-house, hosted, or as software-as-a-service (SaaS).