Greylock

Greylock, established in 1965, is a venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Wellesley, Massachusetts. The firm specializes in investing in consumer and enterprise software companies at various stages, from seed to growth. Greylock focuses on backing entrepreneurs who define new markets, with notable investments including Airbnb, Facebook, and LinkedIn. The firm typically invests between $0.05 million and $200 million per company, aiming to take a board seat in its portfolio companies. Greylock's investment focus spans across the United States, India, China, Europe, and Israel.

Jacob Andreou

General Partner

Jerry Chen

General Partner

Gerald Chen

Partner

Mike Duboe

General Partner

Roger Evans

Partner

Tom Frangione

COO

Bob Henderson

Special Limited Partner

Christine Kim

Partner

Corinne Riley

Partner

Jason Risch

Investor

Seth Rosenberg

Investor

Dave Strohm

Partner

Don Sullivan

Administrative Partner

David Sze

General Partner

David Thacker

General Partner

Past deals in Photo Software

Lapse

Series A in 2024
Lapse is a social disposable camera application that allows users to capture and share photos within private group chats. The app emulates the experience of traditional disposable cameras by enabling groups to take a set of 36 photos, referred to as 'rolls.' Once the first photo is taken, the roll becomes accessible to group members for a limited time, fostering a sense of shared experience and nostalgia. This innovative approach encourages users to engage with friends while creating temporary memories that are exclusive to their group.

North Technologies

Seed Round in 2015
North Technologies Inc. is a mobile application development company based in San Francisco, California, incorporated in 2014. The company focuses on creating innovative applications, including Tiiny, a photo-sharing app that allows users to share fleeting images and videos with friends, which automatically delete after 24 hours. Another notable product is Watchville, an application designed for watch enthusiasts that aggregates news from various wristwatch blogs and features an atomic clock tool for setting timepieces and tracking moon phases. North Technologies operates as a subsidiary of BOTH Media LLC.

Path

Series C in 2014
Path is a mobile photo-sharing and messaging service for building personal social networks with up to 150 contacts. Currently Path Places. Path Talk and Path sold to Daum Kakao May 28, 2015. Path brings people closer together. Guided by the belief that mobile technology will fundamentally change the cultural, social, and economic landscape, Path focuses on simplicity, quality, and privacy to provide the best mobile personal networking service in the world. Path was designed with the people they love, closest friends, and family in mind.

Shadow Puppet

Seed Round in 2013
Storytelling today means crowding around someone's phone as they describe their photos. Shadow Puppet bring that show&tell experience online by letting you share a voice-over with an animated slideshow of your pics. Built with Greylock money by Carl Sjogreen, the Googler who sold travel startup Nextstop to Facebook, Shadow Puppet let you talk people through everything from vacations to app demos.

Polar

Seed Round in 2013
Polar is a mobile application developed by Input Factory that allows users to easily create and participate in visually appealing photo polls. Available for free on iPhone, the app streamlines the process of gathering opinions and feedback through engaging multimedia content. By focusing on user-friendly design and functionality, Polar aims to enhance social interaction and decision-making through dynamic polling experiences.

Familiar

Seed Round in 2012
Familiar is a private photo-sharing service that transforms computers into social picture frames, allowing users to display cherished moments from friends and family. By connecting relatives and close friends, Familiar personalizes screensavers with photos that matter most. The platform facilitates direct sharing of images, ensuring that users can easily curate and showcase their favorite memories in a visually engaging manner. This service enhances the experience of sharing family photos, making it simple for users to stay connected through visual storytelling.

Lasso Media

Convertible Note in 2012
Lasso Media Inc. operates a request-based photo sharing platform designed to facilitate connections among friends and family through shared images. The application allows users to request photos directly from each other's camera rolls, enhancing the experience of sharing memories. This service is available on both iOS and Android mobile devices. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, Lasso Media has positioned itself as a valuable tool for maintaining personal connections through visual content. As of 2015, it functions as a subsidiary of Photobucket.com, Inc.

Path

Series B in 2012
Path is a mobile photo-sharing and messaging service for building personal social networks with up to 150 contacts. Currently Path Places. Path Talk and Path sold to Daum Kakao May 28, 2015. Path brings people closer together. Guided by the belief that mobile technology will fundamentally change the cultural, social, and economic landscape, Path focuses on simplicity, quality, and privacy to provide the best mobile personal networking service in the world. Path was designed with the people they love, closest friends, and family in mind.

Instagram

Series B in 2012
Instagram, established in 2010, is a San Francisco-based company that develops a free, user-friendly photo and video-sharing application. It enables users to capture, edit with custom-built filter effects, and share their content on various social networks. Compatible with iOS and Android devices, Instagram fosters self-expression and interest discovery. In 2012, Facebook acquired the company.

1000Memories

Series A in 2011
1000Memories is an online platform designed to help individuals organize, share, and discover old photographs and memories. It serves as a digital shoebox, enabling users to create family trees and preserve their heritage. Additionally, 1000Memories offers a space for family and friends to create free memorial pages, allowing users to commemorate and remember loved ones who have passed away. This dual focus on personal history and memorialization establishes 1000Memories as a valuable resource for preserving and celebrating life’s moments.
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