Tempo Ventures

Viable develops a qualitative AI designed for business teams. Its platform automates the qualitative analysis of customer feedback. With Feedback Analysis Reports, customer feedback is analyzed and distilled into top complaints, compliments, requests, questions, and more via natural language reports.

At Obviously AI, our vision is to turn every company into an AI company. We do it by combining the power of No-Code AI and human guided data prep to enable businesses to build custom and accurate AI and LLM models in a matter of days.

Silk and Sonder is a provider of handcrafted monthly subscription used to help in mental wellness. It is a self-investment subscription service centered around authenticity, wellness, and productivity. The company hand-curates new planners, highlighting the best of planning and productivity, introspection and mindfulness, and lifestyle content, and deliver it straight to the client's doorstep, every month. Silk and Sonder was established in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Bijak is a developer of B2B platform for agricultural commodities that gives buyers and sellers better prices, increased working capital and optimized logistics. Bijak is a business-to-business trade platform for the agricultural sector in India that enables traders, wholesalers, and food processors to keep a ledger of their transactions, access transparent pricing, optimize logistics, and improve their working capital cycles.

At Obviously AI, our vision is to turn every company into an AI company. We do it by combining the power of No-Code AI and human guided data prep to enable businesses to build custom and accurate AI and LLM models in a matter of days.

The Neteven software is developed internally and relies on robust technologies. Neteven was the first French company to be Certified Compatible Application by eBay in 2005 and the first one to integrate Amazon Web Services in France. Neteven’s developers collaborate daily with marketplaces engineers to provide enterprises with the most advanced solution. Neteven integrates all functionalities and add new exclusive tools to facilitate and optimize the centralized management of the full sales cycle on global marketplaces. The team is made of experts coming from marketplaces, brands, manufacturers, wholesalers or software companies.

The Ticket Fairy provides marketing and analytics solutions that help events to get relevant attendees and secure their ticket income. They specialize in social event marketing, ticketing, management, and empowering events and venues.

Polly is a survey platform that helps teams to quickly collect feedback, allowing them to measure their workflows and improve employee and customer experiences. Its notable clients include Soylent, Auth0, and Grammarly. The company was founded in 2015 by former Microsoft engineers Samir Diwan and Bilal Aijazi‏. The startup is backed by Amplify Partners, Slack Fund, Fathom Capital, and Madrona Venture Group.

Catch is redesigning benefits to put people at the center of their own financial stability and security. For freelancers, contractors, and workers without access to employer benefits, Catch automatically handles tax withholding, builds long-term investment savings, and provides critical insurance products. In creating a personalized safety net, Catch envisions a world where individuals can leverage data-driven curation and timely insights to gain full agency over changing needs.

TrueFacet is a modern alternative for buying and selling jewelry and watches. They are an online marketplace rooted in trust, transparency and authenticity, where both buyers and sellers get the best value for their item, period. By integrating multiple points of expertise and relationships to ensure quality, they offer a comprehensive suite of authenticity services that makes buying and selling easy. No other jewelry marketplace offers the rigor of their authentication processes or the passion of their customer service team. They take their job – and their customers – very seriously. Their diverse experts hail from some of the most coveted jewelers in the industry, and spend a lot of time and effort verifying each item to ensure its value and authenticity. Beyond that, they thoroughly vet their vendors to make sure they uphold the highest level of integrity. They are constantly finding new ways to provide authentic jewelry at the best value. At the end of the day, 100 percent authentic jewelry doesn’t just look better, it feels better too.

Polly is a survey platform that helps teams to quickly collect feedback, allowing them to measure their workflows and improve employee and customer experiences. Its notable clients include Soylent, Auth0, and Grammarly. The company was founded in 2015 by former Microsoft engineers Samir Diwan and Bilal Aijazi‏. The startup is backed by Amplify Partners, Slack Fund, Fathom Capital, and Madrona Venture Group.

AdHawk, now operating as Broadlume, is a leading provider of digital technology tailored specifically for the flooring industry. Founded in 2015 and based in Boulder, Colorado, the company aggregates advertising data and integrates it with revenue metrics, offering organizations valuable insights into their sales performance. Broadlume encompasses several companies, including FloorForce, Creating Your Space, Bridgeway Interactive, and FlooringStores, collectively working to transform the purchasing and selling processes within the flooring market.

Their story started with a group of young professionals who struggled with how hard it was to find art for their home. They were tired of the generic, cookie-cutter posters, and desired something more meaningful. But, they didn’t know how where to start - galleries were intimidating, online sites overwhelming, and the pricing of it all was a confusing black box. Why did it have to be so hard to Be Original? At the same time, they thought of their friends and family who were artists - making beautiful art, but they had to abandon their creative talents so they could pay the bills. Something just didn’t make sense. After continuing to ask questions, they realized they were not alone, so they started to build, test, and tinker until…they launched ARTtwo50 in July 2013. Nine months later, May 1, 2014, ARTtwo50 was reborn as Vango along with the launch of a smaller version of their iPad app on the iPhone. The reason they changed from 'ARTtwo50' was that they wanted a name that was catchy and did not box us in on price. Given that they are a marketplace, they mashed up things that take two people (Tango) and key components of their app (Visualization). ‘Vango’ just came out and they loved the sound and energy.