General Catalyst

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm established in 2000, headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with additional offices in North America and Europe. The company specializes in early-stage and growth equity investments, focusing on technology-driven businesses. It invests across various sectors, including consumer internet, enterprise software, fintech, health assurance, and crypto. General Catalyst provides not only capital but also mentorship and resources to accelerate the growth of its portfolio companies. To date, it has managed eight venture capital funds, totaling approximately $3.75 billion in capital commitments.

Adrian Abeijon

Investor

Mark Allen

CFO

Neeraj Arora

Managing Director, Investment Team

Juliet Bailin

Principal

Marc Bhargava

Managing Director

Chris Bischoff

Managing Director

Larry Bohn

Managing Director

Teresa Carlson

President, General Catalyst Institute

Kenneth Chenault

Chairman and Managing Director

Quentin Clark

Managing Director

Mark Crane

Partner

Christopher Davis

Partner

Kyle Doherty

Managing Director

Nick van Eck

Partner

David Fialkow

Co-Founder and Managing Director

Mina Hsiang

Associate

Nmachi Jidenma

Partner

Christopher Kauffman

Principal

Genevieve Kinney

Principal

Zak Kukoff

Principal

Paul Kwan

Managing Director

Viet Le

Partner

Roy Mabrey

Partner, Investment Team

Holly Maloney McConnell

Managing Director

Karanveer Mohan

Managing Director, Investment Team

Deep Nishar

Managing Director and Member of the Management Committee

Dipchand Nishar

Managing Director

Reva Nohria

Investor

Trevor Oelschig

Managing Director

Tyler Olkowski

Investor

Pranay Orugunta

Healthcare Investor

Mo Punjwani

Associate, Investments

Candace Richardson

Principal

Paul Sagan

Investor

Pranav Singhvi

Partner

Bill Skarinka

Associate

Alex Tran

Managing Director

Catherine Tu

Partner, Investment Team

Elena Viboch

Partner

Andrea Wang

Principal, Early Stage Investment

Nathaniel Levy-Westhead

Partner, Investment Team

Past deals in Web Design

Render

Series C in 2025
Render is a cloud hosting platform designed for developers and teams to build and run applications and websites efficiently. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify the development process by eliminating the need for server management. Render's platform supports a variety of functions, including the deployment of web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, dockerfiles, and PostgreSQL databases. It features free secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates, a global content delivery network (CDN), and automated deployment from GitHub, all of which facilitate rapid product development and scalability. By enhancing the developer experience, Render seeks to empower teams to deliver software solutions more effectively and foster innovation in application development.

Reworkd

Seed Round in 2024
Reworkd is an AI-driven automation platform focused on simplifying business processing workflows through advanced data extraction tools. By utilizing artificial intelligence, the platform automatically generates code to extract specific data from web pages, eliminating the need for manual coding and enhancing efficiency. Additionally, it manages request frequencies to prevent blocks from websites, allowing market research teams to gather valuable insights effectively. Reworkd is committed to democratizing access to AI technology, ensuring that its capabilities are available to a broad audience and driven by community engagement.

Figma

Secondary Market in 2024
Figma, Inc., established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in developing an in-browser interface design and prototyping tool. Its flagship product, Figma, is an online platform enabling product teams to create, test, and ship designs collaboratively. Figma caters to various design disciplines including UI/UX design, graphic design, wireframing, and prototyping, facilitating tasks such as visual whiteboarding, diagramming, and remote design applications. The company's mission is to enhance creative productivity and accessibility in product design for teams worldwide, with clients including Airbnb, Slack, and Microsoft.

Render

Series B in 2023
Render is a cloud hosting platform designed for developers and teams to build and run applications and websites efficiently. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify the development process by eliminating the need for server management. Render's platform supports a variety of functions, including the deployment of web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, dockerfiles, and PostgreSQL databases. It features free secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates, a global content delivery network (CDN), and automated deployment from GitHub, all of which facilitate rapid product development and scalability. By enhancing the developer experience, Render seeks to empower teams to deliver software solutions more effectively and foster innovation in application development.

Dynaboard

Seed Round in 2022
Dynaboard is a developer of a collaborative prototyping platform tailored for full-stack web application development. The platform offers a range of features, including real-time collaboration tools, customizable UI/UX components, and seamless integration with databases and applications. By simplifying the development process, Dynaboard empowers engineers, analysts, and business stakeholders to create custom software efficiently. Its focus on optimizing performance and security best practices allows businesses of all sizes to enhance their capabilities without straining resources. Through its innovative approach, Dynaboard facilitates a more inclusive and streamlined development experience for teams.

Render

Series A in 2021
Render is a cloud hosting platform designed for developers and teams to build and run applications and websites efficiently. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify the development process by eliminating the need for server management. Render's platform supports a variety of functions, including the deployment of web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, dockerfiles, and PostgreSQL databases. It features free secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates, a global content delivery network (CDN), and automated deployment from GitHub, all of which facilitate rapid product development and scalability. By enhancing the developer experience, Render seeks to empower teams to deliver software solutions more effectively and foster innovation in application development.

B12

Venture Round in 2021
B12 is a company that creates and operates a human-assisted artificial intelligence platform focused on simplifying the website design process. Founded in 2015 and based in New York, B12 provides an online platform called Orchestra that integrates with various third-party tools, including e-commerce and blogging services. This platform alerts experts to any quality issues in web designs and aims to deliver a comprehensive business solution. B12's services encompass website creation, search engine optimization, online scheduling, and payment processing, enabling businesses to establish an online presence efficiently. With a combination of advanced software and a network of creative professionals, B12 helps clients launch their services online within 30 days, facilitating effective client communication and relationship management.

Sail

Seed Round in 2021
Sail is a developer of a collaborative workspace environment designed to enhance online experiences through multiplayer features. The platform provides users with a clean and powerful interface that facilitates idea sharing, project collaboration, and collective creativity. By enabling individuals to work together seamlessly across the internet, Sail aims to empower users to engage with the web in a more interactive and unified manner.

Render

Seed Round in 2020
Render is a cloud hosting platform designed for developers and teams to build and run applications and websites efficiently. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify the development process by eliminating the need for server management. Render's platform supports a variety of functions, including the deployment of web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, dockerfiles, and PostgreSQL databases. It features free secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates, a global content delivery network (CDN), and automated deployment from GitHub, all of which facilitate rapid product development and scalability. By enhancing the developer experience, Render seeks to empower teams to deliver software solutions more effectively and foster innovation in application development.

Canva

Venture Round in 2020
Canva, Inc. is a graphic design software provider based in Surry Hills, Australia, established in 2012. The company operates an online platform that enables users to create a variety of visual content, including presentations and social media graphics, using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Canva offers a diverse library of layouts, images, photo filters, icons, and fonts, which allows users to personalize their designs without needing advanced software skills. Additionally, Canva provides a plug-in called Canva Button for third-party websites, facilitating graphic creation for their users. The platform serves a wide range of customers, including photographers, illustrators, and designers, with the goal of making design more accessible to everyone.

Ionic

Venture Round in 2020
Ionic is a prominent player in enterprise app development, responsible for powering a significant portion of apps in app stores and thousands of critical enterprise applications. The company provides a platform that allows teams to create high-quality mobile, desktop, and web apps using standard web technologies with a single codebase. Ionic's offerings include an open-source mobile UI toolkit for building cross-platform applications, along with cloud-based delivery services that facilitate app development, publishing, and updates. The enterprise platform features pre-built solutions for essential mobile functionalities such as authentication, biometrics, and payments, as well as premium support and consulting services to assist teams throughout the development process. Additionally, Ionic is recognized for its open-source tools, including Capacitor, a cross-platform native runtime, and Stencil, a Web Component compiler that helps create custom component libraries for large enterprises. Ionic collaborates with numerous enterprise teams and boasts a vast developer community, positioning itself as one of the most productive app development platforms available.

Canva

Series E in 2019
Canva, Inc. is a graphic design software provider based in Surry Hills, Australia, established in 2012. The company operates an online platform that enables users to create a variety of visual content, including presentations and social media graphics, using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Canva offers a diverse library of layouts, images, photo filters, icons, and fonts, which allows users to personalize their designs without needing advanced software skills. Additionally, Canva provides a plug-in called Canva Button for third-party websites, facilitating graphic creation for their users. The platform serves a wide range of customers, including photographers, illustrators, and designers, with the goal of making design more accessible to everyone.

Canva

Series D in 2019
Canva, Inc. is a graphic design software provider based in Surry Hills, Australia, established in 2012. The company operates an online platform that enables users to create a variety of visual content, including presentations and social media graphics, using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Canva offers a diverse library of layouts, images, photo filters, icons, and fonts, which allows users to personalize their designs without needing advanced software skills. Additionally, Canva provides a plug-in called Canva Button for third-party websites, facilitating graphic creation for their users. The platform serves a wide range of customers, including photographers, illustrators, and designers, with the goal of making design more accessible to everyone.

Render

Seed Round in 2019
Render is a cloud hosting platform designed for developers and teams to build and run applications and websites efficiently. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify the development process by eliminating the need for server management. Render's platform supports a variety of functions, including the deployment of web apps, static sites, background workers, APIs, cron jobs, dockerfiles, and PostgreSQL databases. It features free secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates, a global content delivery network (CDN), and automated deployment from GitHub, all of which facilitate rapid product development and scalability. By enhancing the developer experience, Render seeks to empower teams to deliver software solutions more effectively and foster innovation in application development.

Ionic

Venture Round in 2019
Ionic is a prominent player in enterprise app development, responsible for powering a significant portion of apps in app stores and thousands of critical enterprise applications. The company provides a platform that allows teams to create high-quality mobile, desktop, and web apps using standard web technologies with a single codebase. Ionic's offerings include an open-source mobile UI toolkit for building cross-platform applications, along with cloud-based delivery services that facilitate app development, publishing, and updates. The enterprise platform features pre-built solutions for essential mobile functionalities such as authentication, biometrics, and payments, as well as premium support and consulting services to assist teams throughout the development process. Additionally, Ionic is recognized for its open-source tools, including Capacitor, a cross-platform native runtime, and Stencil, a Web Component compiler that helps create custom component libraries for large enterprises. Ionic collaborates with numerous enterprise teams and boasts a vast developer community, positioning itself as one of the most productive app development platforms available.

Supermedium

Seed Round in 2018
Supermedium is a developer of a virtual reality browser application that allows users to explore web content in an immersive environment. The company, known for its pioneering work in WebVR and the creation of A-Frame, focuses on offering a range of utilities, starting with a comic book reader. Its application enables users to access websites utilizing standard web technologies, featuring mini-games, art installations, journalistic pieces, and virtual environments without the need for installation or reliance on an application store. Through this innovative approach, Supermedium aims to enhance users' entertainment experiences in virtual reality.

Universe

Series A in 2018
Universe is a mobile application that enables users to create websites, online shops, and portfolios. The platform provides essential tools, including a payment block for processing transactions and an order management system to streamline financial operations. By facilitating the building of digital presence and supporting e-commerce activities, Universe aims to simplify the online selling experience for individuals and businesses alike.

Universe

Venture Round in 2017
Universe is a mobile application that enables users to create websites, online shops, and portfolios. The platform provides essential tools, including a payment block for processing transactions and an order management system to streamline financial operations. By facilitating the building of digital presence and supporting e-commerce activities, Universe aims to simplify the online selling experience for individuals and businesses alike.

Ionic

Series A in 2016
Ionic is a prominent player in enterprise app development, responsible for powering a significant portion of apps in app stores and thousands of critical enterprise applications. The company provides a platform that allows teams to create high-quality mobile, desktop, and web apps using standard web technologies with a single codebase. Ionic's offerings include an open-source mobile UI toolkit for building cross-platform applications, along with cloud-based delivery services that facilitate app development, publishing, and updates. The enterprise platform features pre-built solutions for essential mobile functionalities such as authentication, biometrics, and payments, as well as premium support and consulting services to assist teams throughout the development process. Additionally, Ionic is recognized for its open-source tools, including Capacitor, a cross-platform native runtime, and Stencil, a Web Component compiler that helps create custom component libraries for large enterprises. Ionic collaborates with numerous enterprise teams and boasts a vast developer community, positioning itself as one of the most productive app development platforms available.

Wildcard

Series A in 2014
Wildcard offers a mobile Internet technology designed to enhance the browsing experience on smartphones. By providing a vast library of cards, Wildcard enables users to access web content faster than traditional browsers and with greater efficiency than downloading native apps. Its innovative approach serves as a seamless replacement for conventional Internet browsing, allowing users to find the information they need quickly and effectively.

One Month | Learn to Code in 30 Days

Seed Round in 2014
One Month, Inc. is an online education platform that specializes in coding bootcamps aimed at beginners. Founded in 2011 and based in New York, the company offers a range of courses including Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Ruby, among others. The curriculum is designed to motivate learners from day one, allowing them to build real-world projects while receiving video tutorials and human support. Over 60,000 students have participated in One Month's programs, many of whom have successfully transitioned into tech roles at leading companies such as Google and Facebook. The platform is also endorsed by institutions like Stripe and Columbia University. Additionally, One Month offers specific courses tailored for non-technical professionals, ensuring accessibility for individuals in various fields seeking to enhance their coding skills.

Coopkanics

Series A in 2013
Coopkanics offers Wildcard, a product- and service-related software suite for browsing the internet and other communications networks. The company was founded by Jordan Cooper, Eric Tang, and Doug Petkanics in 2013 and is headquartered in New York.

Wildcard

Series A in 2013
Wildcard offers a mobile Internet technology designed to enhance the browsing experience on smartphones. By providing a vast library of cards, Wildcard enables users to access web content faster than traditional browsers and with greater efficiency than downloading native apps. Its innovative approach serves as a seamless replacement for conventional Internet browsing, allowing users to find the information they need quickly and effectively.

Artillery

Venture Round in 2012
Artillery is a team of passionate gamers that is turning the modern web browser into a gaming console using HTML5 technology. Artillery's team is comprised of a brain trust of former Google and Facebook engineers focused on solving seemingly impossible game development hurdles and includes long-standing and high ranking gaming and eSports community members. It was founded in 2011 and based in Palo Alto, California.

Game Closure

Series A in 2012
Game Closure offers a development platform that facilitates the creation of multiplayer games across web and mobile environments. Its SDK is HTML-based, allowing developers to utilize familiar Web APIs to produce high-quality games. The platform simplifies the complexities associated with game development, including debugging and hosting, while also enabling compilation into hardware-accelerated native applications for distribution on various devices. By streamlining the development process, Game Closure empowers game studios to efficiently publish games on both iOS and Android ecosystems, making it easier and more cost-effective for developers to enter the multiplayer, multiplatform gaming market.

Game Closure

Seed Round in 2011
Game Closure offers a development platform that facilitates the creation of multiplayer games across web and mobile environments. Its SDK is HTML-based, allowing developers to utilize familiar Web APIs to produce high-quality games. The platform simplifies the complexities associated with game development, including debugging and hosting, while also enabling compilation into hardware-accelerated native applications for distribution on various devices. By streamlining the development process, Game Closure empowers game studios to efficiently publish games on both iOS and Android ecosystems, making it easier and more cost-effective for developers to enter the multiplayer, multiplatform gaming market.

Thumb

Series A in 2011
Thumb is a platform designed to facilitate self-expression and connection among users. By allowing individuals to share their opinions and preferences, the application fosters a community where people can discover others with similar interests. Users can engage in the simple act of ‘thumbing’ to provide feedback on various topics, enhancing interaction and connection. Thumb is accessible on iOS, Android, and through its website, making it easy for users to participate and engage with the community. The platform emphasizes meaningful connections, enabling users to gather insights from friends, family, and the broader public.

Thumb

Angel Round in 2011
Thumb is a platform designed to facilitate self-expression and connection among users. By allowing individuals to share their opinions and preferences, the application fosters a community where people can discover others with similar interests. Users can engage in the simple act of ‘thumbing’ to provide feedback on various topics, enhancing interaction and connection. Thumb is accessible on iOS, Android, and through its website, making it easy for users to participate and engage with the community. The platform emphasizes meaningful connections, enabling users to gather insights from friends, family, and the broader public.

PhotoShelter

Series A in 2007
PhotoShelter, Inc. is a New York-based company that provides a comprehensive suite of tools and services for photographers worldwide. Founded in 2005, PhotoShelter enables photographers to create professional portfolio websites in under five minutes, while also offering customizable solutions to enhance existing sites. The platform includes features such as cloud storage, client proofing, e-commerce capabilities, and various marketing tools designed to streamline the management of photography businesses. Additionally, it provides a digital asset management system to help photographers store, license, and sell their images effectively. PhotoShelter serves a diverse range of industries, including education, sports, media, and retail, allowing photographers to optimize their online presence and reach a broader client base. The company, originally known as Bitshelter, rebranded in 2007 to reflect its specialized focus on the photography market.
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