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Squido Studio

Seed Round in 2024
Squido Studio is a pioneering video game company specializing in the development of virtual reality (VR) games. It revives classic gaming experiences by offering immersive VR titles, featuring intuitive locomotion mechanics for running, jumping, and climbing using hands. Players can explore diverse, colorful worlds, uncover secrets, and enjoy mini-games while reclaiming desecrated underworlds.

Playbite

Seed Round in 2023
Playbite is a social gaming platform that enables users to interact, compete in games, and earn rewards. Founded by Diego Kafie, Stu Feldt, and Nic Weber, the platform allows gamers to accumulate tickets through gameplay, which can then be redeemed for cash prizes.

9 Count

Series A in 2022
9 Count, Inc. is a company based in Venice, California, founded in 2018, that focuses on developing online community applications tailored for Generation Z. One of its primary offerings is Wink, a social networking platform designed to facilitate connections and friendships among users worldwide. The company aims to create engaging community experiences by enabling individuals to share, connect, and interact through various social media features, including posting, liking, sharing, and tagging their experiences.

Skipp

Seed Round in 2021
Skipp provides a good hiring substitute. It assists clients in quickly developing the resources necessary to alter and expand their businesses. Using our talent-as-a-service, you may find the top tech experts who have already been carefully matched to the objectives of your project. Companies can pay several employees at once using the Skipp platform. You just pay for the hours actually performed thanks to our transparent team performance measurements provided by our remote management system. Skipp was established in 2020 by Alex Odin in Menlo Park, California.

LF Group

Seed Round in 2021
LF.Group creates a toolkit that includes a Web platform, a Discord bot, and a mobile app. Its goal is to make it as simple as possible to connect with other gamers of similar skill levels and interests.

Kadama

Seed Round in 2021
Kadama is a Gen-Z education tutoring marketplace that connects students and parents with expert tutors, facilitating the scheduling of both online and in-person tutoring sessions. With a focus on enhancing educational accessibility, Kadama has impacted millions of students through its platform, which offers a diverse range of courses and services. The company has achieved significant milestones, including over 2 million downloads of its app and a substantial social media presence, boasting 1 billion views and 2.5 million followers across TikTok and Instagram. Since its launch, Kadama has conducted hundreds of thousands of tutoring sessions across K-12 and college levels and has experienced notable revenue growth, becoming profitable within its first year of operation. Recognized for its innovation, Kadama has featured in several prominent media outlets and received accolades such as inclusion in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in Education. The platform stands out as one of the most downloaded tutoring applications on the App Store and continues to grow its user base and offerings.

Club Feast

Seed Round in 2021
Club Feast is a restaurant delivery application that specializes in pre-scheduled food delivery services. The company operates on a subscription-based model that allows customers to enjoy discounted meals from a selection of leading restaurants without incurring a membership fee. By offering flexible lunch and dinner subscription plans, Club Feast enables users to pre-order signature dishes and have them delivered directly to their homes or workplaces. This service not only saves customers time but also provides a convenient way for businesses to foster team cohesion by offering food as a benefit.

Motify

Seed Round in 2020
Motify, Inc. is a fitness technology company that develops and operates an online wellness application aimed at enhancing fitness training for users. Founded in 2019 and based in Wilmington, Delaware, Motify offers a comprehensive platform that includes a variety of fitness services such as gym workouts, yoga, pilates, cardio, meditation, and stretching programs. Through its mobile application, users can access virtual exercise classes led by top trainers from around the world, providing flexibility to work out anytime and anywhere. The company's mission is to make fitness accessible and affordable, promoting a healthier lifestyle for its users.

Solid Financial Technologies

Series A in 2020
Solid Financial Technologies, Inc. is a San Mateo, California-based company that specializes in providing a modern banking platform designed for small businesses and e-commerce platforms. Founded in 2018, Solid enables these businesses to offer banking services directly to their customers through an integrated suite of fintech solutions. The platform allows users to quickly create bank accounts and payment cards, facilitating the embedding of banking services within various applications and marketplaces. By offering a fully managed infrastructure, Solid supports companies in launching compliant and user-friendly fintech products, enhancing their overall business management capabilities.

Ziva Dynamics

Seed Round in 2020
Ziva Dynamics Inc. is a North Vancouver-based software company founded in 2015 by James Jacobs, Dr. Jernej Barbic, and Chris Godsall. The company specializes in developing advanced character creation and human simulation software designed for various digital media applications. Its proprietary Ziva Character Platform utilizes real-world physics and anatomy simulations to create realistic virtual characters that move and react authentically. By harnessing robust machine learning processes, Ziva Dynamics automates the character creation workflow, allowing for high-fidelity character transfers from film and television to interactive formats such as video games, virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality. The company aims to revolutionize the character development process, providing greater control and efficiency for media businesses and studios in producing engaging virtual experiences.

Rogue Games

Seed Round in 2020
Rogue Games, Inc. is a video game publishing company that specializes in mobile, console, and PC games. Founded by industry veterans with extensive experience in game publishing, Rogue Games offers a range of publishing services tailored for game developers. This includes insights and connections throughout the game development process, helping developers improve and market their games effectively. The company is known for its innovative technology and developer-first solutions, which enable it to create engaging, story-based games that reach diverse audiences across various gaming platforms. Rogue Games, originally established as DOD Media Group LLC in 2007, is headquartered in Tarzana, California, with additional offices in San Mateo and Seattle. Its portfolio features award-winning titles such as Oz: Broken Kingdom™, Sociable Soccer™, and Super Impossible Road.

Linguix

Seed Round in 2019
Linguix is an AI-driven writing assistant designed to enhance the clarity and accuracy of English texts across various online platforms. Its browser extension provides real-time grammar checking on popular sites such as Gmail, Asana, LinkedIn, and Facebook. The software offers advanced features, including paraphrasing suggestions that help users craft compelling and native-like writing. Additionally, Linguix includes a Web App that allows for the creation of shortcuts for longer texts. The platform also features a Personalized Writing Coach that aids users in developing their writing skills, focusing on specific topics relevant to their everyday communication. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Linguix delivers context-sensitive recommendations that enable users, including students and professionals, to produce grammatically correct and concise content efficiently.

Taskade

Seed Round in 2019
Taskade Inc is a software company based in New York that specializes in developing a unified workspace application designed for collaborative productivity. The platform allows users to create instant task lists, collaborative notes, kanban boards, and mind maps, all while facilitating real-time communication through chat and video conferencing. Taskade's cross-platform capabilities ensure that users can access their projects seamlessly on devices including iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Chrome, and Firefox. The tool provides various views, such as task lists and kanban boards, and includes features for managing team calendars and project roadmaps, enabling teams to plan, manage, and visualize their work effectively. Through its innovative design, Taskade aims to streamline workflows and enhance collaboration among distributed teams.

Rogue Games

Seed Round in 2019
Rogue Games, Inc. is a video game publishing company that specializes in mobile, console, and PC games. Founded by industry veterans with extensive experience in game publishing, Rogue Games offers a range of publishing services tailored for game developers. This includes insights and connections throughout the game development process, helping developers improve and market their games effectively. The company is known for its innovative technology and developer-first solutions, which enable it to create engaging, story-based games that reach diverse audiences across various gaming platforms. Rogue Games, originally established as DOD Media Group LLC in 2007, is headquartered in Tarzana, California, with additional offices in San Mateo and Seattle. Its portfolio features award-winning titles such as Oz: Broken Kingdom™, Sociable Soccer™, and Super Impossible Road.

9 Count

Seed Round in 2019
9 Count, Inc. is a company based in Venice, California, founded in 2018, that focuses on developing online community applications tailored for Generation Z. One of its primary offerings is Wink, a social networking platform designed to facilitate connections and friendships among users worldwide. The company aims to create engaging community experiences by enabling individuals to share, connect, and interact through various social media features, including posting, liking, sharing, and tagging their experiences.

Yellow

Series A in 2018
Yellow is a micro-mobility platform based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, offering dockless bike and e-scooter sharing services. Founded in 2017 by experienced entrepreneurs, Yellow allows users to book and drop off bikes or scooters anywhere via its mobile application, aiming to improve traffic circulation and daily commuting efficiency in urban centers. The company is a leading player in the Latin American micro-mobility market.

Embodied

Series A in 2018
Embodied, Inc. is a robotics company based in Pasadena, California, specializing in the development of personal companion robots aimed at enhancing care and wellness. Founded in 2016 and formerly known as CareBots, Inc., the company has created Moxie, an interactive robot designed for children that promotes social, emotional, and cognitive development through play-based learning. Drawing on over 14 years of research in socially assistive robotics from the University of Southern California and extensive experience in consumer robotics, Embodied combines advanced artificial intelligence with engaging storytelling and animation techniques. The company's mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals and families by providing life-like, interactive robots that serve as motivators, coaches, and companions, empowering users to improve their own well-being.

Yellow

Seed Round in 2018
Yellow is a micro-mobility platform based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, offering dockless bike and e-scooter sharing services. Founded in 2017 by experienced entrepreneurs, Yellow allows users to book and drop off bikes or scooters anywhere via its mobile application, aiming to improve traffic circulation and daily commuting efficiency in urban centers. The company is a leading player in the Latin American micro-mobility market.

Yellow

Seed Round in 2018
Yellow is a micro-mobility platform based in Sao Paulo, Brazil, offering dockless bike and e-scooter sharing services. Founded in 2017 by experienced entrepreneurs, Yellow allows users to book and drop off bikes or scooters anywhere via its mobile application, aiming to improve traffic circulation and daily commuting efficiency in urban centers. The company is a leading player in the Latin American micro-mobility market.

Obike

Series B in 2017
oBike is Singapore's first homegrown station-less smart bike-sharing company, designed to transform local transportation through innovative technology. The company provides a convenient and environmentally-friendly commuting option for users, particularly in Singapore's compact and interconnected urban landscape. By offering an on-demand bicycle rental platform, oBike allows commuters to efficiently navigate first- and last-mile journeys, helping to alleviate traffic congestion and reduce environmental pollution. Users can easily rent and return bicycles, making the process hassle-free and accessible for the public.

GoBee.Bike

Series A in 2017
GoBee.Bike is a prominent dock-less bike sharing company operating primarily outside mainland China, with a presence in Hong Kong, France, Italy, and Belgium. The company aims to address last-mile transportation challenges by providing easy access to bicycles that can be unlocked with a mobile app. Users can conveniently pick up a bike, ride to their destination, and drop it off at various locations. GoBee.Bike promotes healthier living and environmental sustainability by encouraging cycling as a practical alternative to cars, thereby reducing urban congestion and the carbon footprint. By integrating fitness and leisure into daily commutes, GoBee.Bike seeks to make cycling an enjoyable and accessible mode of transportation for urban residents.

Wonder

Series A in 2017
Wonder is a technology company that specializes in gaming and food delivery services. It offers an all-in-one gaming platform for Android mobile devices, enabling users to play, stream, and share games across various devices. Additionally, Wonder operates a food delivery service using trucks that function as mobile restaurants. Customers order food through a mobile app, and the Wonder trucks drive to a location near the user's home to prepare and deliver fresh meals on-site.

Spin

Series A in 2017
Spin is a shared electric scooter company that provides dockless mobility systems in cities and campuses.

Starship Technologies

Seed Round in 2017
Starship Technologies, Inc. is a robotics company that specializes in the design and manufacture of self-driving delivery robots intended for local goods transportation. Founded in 2014, the company is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with a research and development center in Estonia. Its autonomous robots are capable of delivering parcels, groceries, and food within a 30-minute timeframe, operating autonomously 99% of the time. These robots utilize a suite of sensors, including cameras and GPS, to ensure safe and efficient curb-side deliveries from local hubs. Starship Technologies aims to revolutionize the delivery process by providing convenient services that enhance everyday life while promoting environmentally friendly practices and reducing costs associated with local deliveries.

Zipline

Series B in 2016
Zipline Inc. is a California-based company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and operation of drones for delivering essential medical supplies. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Half Moon Bay, the company aims to ensure that every individual has immediate access to vital medical products, including vaccines, medicines, and blood. Zipline operates a sophisticated autonomous logistics network, utilizing proprietary fixed-wing drones to facilitate rapid deliveries to hospitals and health centers, particularly in remote areas. The company not only designs and tests its drones but also assembles the technology that underpins its distribution capabilities, thereby enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of medical supply delivery.

Embodied

Seed Round in 2016
Embodied, Inc. is a robotics company based in Pasadena, California, specializing in the development of personal companion robots aimed at enhancing care and wellness. Founded in 2016 and formerly known as CareBots, Inc., the company has created Moxie, an interactive robot designed for children that promotes social, emotional, and cognitive development through play-based learning. Drawing on over 14 years of research in socially assistive robotics from the University of Southern California and extensive experience in consumer robotics, Embodied combines advanced artificial intelligence with engaging storytelling and animation techniques. The company's mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals and families by providing life-like, interactive robots that serve as motivators, coaches, and companions, empowering users to improve their own well-being.

eero

Series B in 2016
Eero Inc. develops innovative Wi-Fi systems designed for household use, providing comprehensive coverage throughout homes. Founded in 2014 and based in Sacramento, California, the company offers a range of products, including a tri-band mesh Wi-Fi system that utilizes multiple access points to ensure reliable connectivity. Users can easily manage their network through a mobile app, which allows for seamless integration with existing cable or DSL modems. Eero's solutions are tailored to deliver high-speed, stable internet access in every corner of the home, enhancing the experience for activities such as streaming video and online communication. As of March 2019, Eero operates as a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc.

Ring

Series C in 2016
Ring is a home security company based in Santa Monica, California, established in 2012. It specializes in outdoor security solutions, offering a range of smart home products designed to enhance safety and reduce crime in neighborhoods. The company's product lineup includes the Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Ring Stick Up Cam, and Ring Floodlight Cam, all of which feature advanced capabilities such as wide-angle lenses, built-in microphones, and speakers that allow users to see, hear, and communicate with visitors. By integrating these devices, Ring aims to empower homeowners and foster community vigilance, effectively creating a modern neighborhood watch system that helps prevent burglaries and enhance residential security worldwide.

Occipital

Series B in 2015
Occipital, Inc. is a company that develops mobile computer vision applications, focusing on spatial computing technologies. Founded in 2008 and based in Boulder, Colorado, Occipital offers a range of products including the Structure Sensor, a 3D sensor designed for mobile devices that enables users to scan objects, map interiors, and create 3D models. Additionally, the company provides the 360 Panorama application, which simplifies the process of capturing 360-degree images. Occipital supports developers through its Structure SDK for iOS, facilitating the creation of applications, and the open-source OpenNI 2 SDK, which allows for the development of middleware libraries for various operating systems. The company is known for its innovative contributions to mobile technology, including the barcode-scanning application RedLaser, which was acquired by eBay.

littleBits Electronics

Series B in 2015
littleBits Electronics Inc. is a company that specializes in electronic building blocks that connect magnetically, empowering users to design, invent, and prototype with electronics. Founded in 2011 by Ayah Bdeir and based in New York, littleBits offers a diverse range of modules, including circuit boards with specific functions, hardware development kits, and various accessories such as USB and power modules, remote triggers, micro sequencers, and light sensors. The company's open-source library features over 60 electronic modules, allowing users to share designs and create their own innovative solutions. As of August 2019, littleBits operates as a subsidiary of Sphero, Inc.

RobotLAB Group

Seed Round in 2014
RobotLAB Group, established in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in developing educational technology solutions. The company's core product is an online learning platform that facilitates access to a browser-based learning ecosystem from diverse devices. This platform enables teachers to integrate virtual or physical robots into their lessons, catering to various sectors such as coding, engineering, and virtual reality, across different educational levels from elementary to college. RobotLAB's solutions aim to enhance student engagement and bring learning to life, while also providing businesses with pathways to integrate robotics into their operations.

Swivl

Funding Round in 2014
Swivl, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in creating a robotic video accessory platform designed to enhance video recording and collaboration. Founded in 2010 and based in San Carlos, California, Swivl's flagship product, the Swivl Robot, eliminates the need for a camera operator by allowing users to capture video hands-free while improving audio quality through wireless solutions. It works seamlessly with both iOS and Android devices, transforming them into control centers for video recording. The company's offerings include the Swivl Robot, Capture app, and cloud services, which facilitate the creation and sharing of multimedia videos for various applications, including K-12 education, higher education, and corporate training. Swivl's products are available for purchase online and through various resellers across the United States and Canada, catering to the needs of educators, students, and professionals seeking effective video communication tools.

Sphero

Series D in 2014
Sphero is a company that integrates robotic and digital technology to create smartphone-controlled robots and STEAM-based educational tools. Established in 2010, Sphero has pioneered the connected play movement, offering immersive entertainment experiences that stimulate creativity and redefine play. The company focuses on transforming K-12 education by providing accessible tools that promote exploration, imagination, and perseverance in coding, science, music, and the arts. Sphero's products are designed to engage learners of all backgrounds and abilities, helping them discover their interests and equipping them with essential skills for future innovation. Through its innovative approach, Sphero aims to inspire the next generation of changemakers.

BoomBotix

Venture Round in 2014
Boombotix Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that specializes in the design and manufacture of portable audio products, including headphones and speakers. The company offers a variety of wireless and wired speaker models compatible with multiple devices such as iPods, iPhones, Androids, and laptops. In addition to its audio products, Boombotix provides various accessories, including handlebar mount kits and replacement cables. Established in 2009 and originally named SkullyBoom Inc., the company rebranded to Boombotix in April 2011. With a focus on refined industrial design and advanced audio technology, Boombotix aims to enhance the mobile audio experience for active users. Its products are available through a California store, online, and via international dealers, making it accessible to a broad customer base.

Petnet

Venture Round in 2014
Petnet, Inc. is a company that specializes in intelligent pet care devices, focusing on innovative solutions to enhance pet well-being. Its flagship product, the SmartFeeder, is an advanced feeding system that allows users to remotely manage their pets' feeding schedules, portion sizes, and food dispensing through smartphones, tablets, or laptops. The device provides notifications regarding feeding times, meal confirmations, food inventory, and battery life, ensuring that pets receive appropriate nutrition. In addition to the SmartFeeder, Petnet offers a pet analytics platform designed to help caregivers monitor and understand their pets' eating habits. Founded in December 2012 and based in Los Angeles, California, Petnet operates as a subsidiary of Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc. as of June 2015.

Swivl

Seed Round in 2013
Swivl, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in creating a robotic video accessory platform designed to enhance video recording and collaboration. Founded in 2010 and based in San Carlos, California, Swivl's flagship product, the Swivl Robot, eliminates the need for a camera operator by allowing users to capture video hands-free while improving audio quality through wireless solutions. It works seamlessly with both iOS and Android devices, transforming them into control centers for video recording. The company's offerings include the Swivl Robot, Capture app, and cloud services, which facilitate the creation and sharing of multimedia videos for various applications, including K-12 education, higher education, and corporate training. Swivl's products are available for purchase online and through various resellers across the United States and Canada, catering to the needs of educators, students, and professionals seeking effective video communication tools.

Spire Global

Seed Round in 2013
Spire Global, Inc., established in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Glasgow and Singapore, specializes in satellite data services. The company offers two primary data services: Spire Sense, which provides ship tracking data for applications such as illegal fishing monitoring, trade analysis, and maritime domain awareness; and Spire Stratus, which delivers global weather data. Additionally, Spire Global provides machine learning and analytics tools to enhance vessel detection and information gathering. Its clients include mining companies, government authorities, port operators, and those involved in arctic shipping routes.

Bolt

Venture Round in 2013
Bolt, established in 2012, is a San Francisco-based private equity firm with an additional office in Boston. It specializes in pre-seed and seed-stage investments, focusing on companies that operate at the intersection of digital and physical worlds. Bolt typically leads or co-leads the initial financing round in its portfolio, having invested in over 70 companies to date. The firm manages a $70M fund and is registered as an Investment Adviser.

Robot App Store

Seed Round in 2012
Robot App Store is an online marketplace that allows developers to offer their Robot-Apps™ for secure consumer purchase, facilitating the easy sharing of applications designed to enhance the functionality of various robots. Inspired by mobile app stores, this platform connects robot owners with a diverse range of applications created by developers worldwide, thereby fostering innovation in personal robotics. The marketplace features a wide array of robotic applications, catering to different types of robots, including vacuum cleaners, companion robots, humanoids, and vehicles. By providing this platform, Robot App Store opens up new opportunities for developers to teach robots new capabilities and reach their intended audience.

Double Robotics

Seed Round in 2012
Double Robotics Inc. is a technology company based in Mountain View, California, founded in 2011. The company specializes in developing telepresence robots, primarily the Double, which allows remote users to have a physical presence in various environments such as offices, schools, retail stores, and museums. By integrating an iPad with a mobile base, Double enables telecommuters to navigate their surroundings and interact with colleagues or peers in real-time, enhancing the remote work experience. The company focuses on creating intuitive and elegantly designed solutions that foster connectivity and collaboration, allowing users to engage in their workspaces without the limitations of physical absence.
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