Software & Apps VC Funds

Archangel Ventures is a Melbourne-based pre-seed and seed venture capital firm founded in 2020 by Ben Armstrong, Rayn Ong, and Quentin Wallace. The firm specializes in SaaS and information technology companies across Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia, writing initial checks of $20K to $500K at the earliest formation stages. Ben Armstrong, Managing Partner and 2025 Investor of the Year at the Governor of Victoria Startup Awards, brings 15 years of VC experience from Telstra Ventures and a prolific angel track record. Rayn Ong is recognized for 100-plus early-stage bets across the Australian technology ecosystem. Archangel has made 73 investments across SaaS, software, healthtech, and fintech, with two portfolio exits. Notable portfolio companies include Heidi, a medical AI company that raised a $65 million Series B, Atelier, a supply chain-as-a-service platform for health and beauty, and Pearler, an all-in-one personal finance application. The firm leads rounds and maintains active engagement with founders throughout the earliest years of company building. Archangel was built by operators for founders: the partners' collective 175-plus pre-seed deals reflect a philosophy of backing people before products, particularly in the Australian and Southeast Asian markets where early-stage capital has historically been thin. The firm's hands-on model is designed for the pre-seed stage specifically — when capital alone is insufficient and experienced operator judgment is the scarcest resource a founder can access.

Archerman Capital is a global growth equity investor founded in 2018 by Harry Archerman, a Harvard PhD graduate in Applied Physics. Headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in Hong Kong and Bangalore, the firm focuses on investments across TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), deep tech, and healthcare sectors. Archerman Capital operates at multiple stages, from early-stage to later-stage ventures, with an emphasis on backing world-class entrepreneurs and venture fund managers. The firm was originally known as Ab Initio Capital before rebranding in 2023 to reflect its evolving strategy. Archerman Capital has built a diverse portfolio of investments, including companies like SignalPlus, d-Matrix, and Boréas Technologies, focusing on cutting-edge technology solutions ranging from AI-powered trading systems to digital in-memory computing. Additionally, Archerman Capital manages venture funds, further extending its reach into innovative startups across global markets. With a strong presence in key regions like the U.S., Asia, and Europe, Archerman Capital continues to expand its influence in the venture capital space, supporting transformative companies and driving technological advancements worldwide.

Archetype is an early-stage venture capital firm based in New York City, specializing in the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors. Established to accelerate the decentralized future, Archetype focuses on backing the next generation of crypto founders who are dedicated to creating entirely new markets and disrupting the status quo. The firm brings extensive experience in investing, engineering, operations, policy, and community-building to support innovative builders from the ground up. Archetype's notable investments include companies like Movement Labs, which develops blockchain infrastructure; Stack, a platform for secure digital asset storage; and Lagrange, which focuses on decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions. Other significant investments are in companies such as Ritual, a Web3 platform for content creators, and Socket, a developer of interoperability solutions for blockchain networks. The firm is led by a crypto-native team with diverse backgrounds, including investing, technology, and community engagement, ensuring that their portfolio companies receive comprehensive support. Archetype’s mission is to help founders go from concept to market, leveraging their unique expertise and extensive network to foster success in the decentralized technology landscape.

Archetype is an early-stage venture capital firm that focuses on accelerating the decentralized future, primarily backing startups in the Web3 and cryptocurrency space. Founded in 2021 and based in New York, Archetype is led by founder Ash Egan and a team of experienced professionals from the crypto, investing, and engineering worlds. The firm invests in seed-stage companies, with check sizes typically ranging from $1M to $3M. They also lead many of their funding rounds. Archetype is known for backing founders who are disrupting traditional industries by creating entirely new markets within the decentralized economy. The firm's portfolio includes standout names like Alchemy, Socket, and Mona, all of which focus on cutting-edge technologies in crypto infrastructure, blockchain development, and decentralized applications. Archetype’s investment philosophy is centered on supporting founders with deep technical expertise and a vision for decentralization. They are highly active in the U.S., with a particular focus on startups that bring innovation to financial services, infrastructure, and software development. The firm also provides strategic guidance, leveraging its team’s extensive network within the crypto ecosystem to help startups grow from concept to market-ready products. By combining their expertise in both technology and operations, Archetype positions itself as a critical partner for crypto founders looking to build and scale innovative projects in the decentralized world.

ArcTern Ventures, a Toronto-based venture capital firm with offices in San Francisco and Oslo, is dedicated to tackling climate change through investments in breakthrough technologies. Their focus areas include renewable energy, clean mobility, the circular economy, sustainable food and agriculture, and industrial decarbonization. They manage one of the world's largest dedicated climate tech funds, recently closing their oversubscribed $335 million Fund III​. ArcTern Ventures typically invests in early growth-stage companies that show significant potential for greenhouse gas emission reductions. Their strategy is to back companies with some commercial traction, aiming for those that can rapidly scale revenue and provide immediate climate impact. They often lead investment rounds, with initial checks ranging from $5 million to $10 million, and can commit up to $35 million per company, including follow-on support​. Notable investments by ArcTern Ventures include Clir Renewables, Flashfood, Hydrostor, and Terramera. These companies exemplify ArcTern’s commitment to sustainability and innovation across North America and Europe. The firm values deep research and collaboration, partnering with bold entrepreneurs to drive significant environmental impact.

Arcview Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of The Arcview Group, the largest and first vertically integrated firm serving the cannabis industry. Launched in early 2020 and based in New York, Arcview Ventures is a member-managed fund that pools capital and strategic relationships among cannabis industry insiders to make collective investment decisions. The Arcview Group was founded in 2010 in San Francisco and has been recognized by Forbes as one of the top five financial firms in the cannabis sector. The broader Arcview Investor Network has collectively invested more than $270 million in over 200 cannabis companies. Arcview Ventures co-led by CEO Jeffrey Finkle and CIO Jeanne Sullivan focuses on seed and early-stage deals, deploying $75K to $250K per investment across cannabis and hemp subsectors including agricultural technology, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, software, and ancillary products. The fund has made 15 investments, including Hoodie Analytics, Green Check Verified, and Katalys, with activity in the United States, Israel, and Canada. The fund's member-managed structure is both its point of differentiation and its source of deal flow advantage: members are active cannabis industry operators and investors who evaluate opportunities collectively, combining domain expertise with pooled capital. For cannabis entrepreneurs, Arcview Ventures provides not only funding but access to the deepest professional network in the sector — one built on over a decade of advocacy, deal sourcing, and industry relationship building.

Ardent Venture Partners is a Washington, D.C.-based venture capital firm founded in 2020 by Philip Bronner and Philip Herget. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, particularly in AI-native applications, vertical SaaS, and B2B fintech. Ardent has a reputation for backing disruptive startups that modernize traditional enterprise software and enable new financial technologies. Ardent's portfolio includes notable companies like Verituity, Method Financial, and Pickleheads. The firm is especially bullish on embedded finance, where software companies integrate financial services directly into their platforms, and sees tremendous opportunities in modernizing B2B payments and banking technologies. Ardent typically leads early-stage rounds and emphasizes hands-on operational support, drawing on the extensive entrepreneurial and investment experience of its partners​. The firm's geographic focus spans key U.S. tech hubs like Washington, D.C., and New York, with a commitment to supporting the digital transformation of industries heavily reliant on outdated systems.

Aleph VC, founded in 2013 and based in Tel Aviv, specializes in early-stage investments, primarily partnering with Israeli entrepreneurs. With $850 million under management, Aleph focuses on building meaningful companies and impactful global brands across various sectors, including fintech, digital health, cybersecurity, AI, and machine learning. Notable investments by Aleph include Lemonade, a full-stack global insurance company, and Melio, which provides digital payment tools for small businesses. Other prominent portfolio companies include Nexar, a dashcam and edge-AI platform for better driving, and Freightos, a digital freight marketplace. The firm has also seen significant exits, such as the acquisition of Raftt and the public offering of Freightos​. Aleph typically invests between $2 million and $12 million in seed and pre-seed stages, focusing on innovative companies poised for global expansion. The team, led by co-founders Michael Eisenberg and Eden Shochat, leverages their extensive network and expertise to provide strategic guidance and access to global markets, aiming to create long-term value for their portfolio companies.

Arena Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Los Angeles and San Francisco, founded in 2015 by Jeff Lo and Paige Craig. The firm backs technology startups led by entrepreneurs who are uniquely positioned to transform their industry — with particular focus on what the team calls atypical founding teams: people whose unconventional backgrounds give them asymmetric insight into the problems they are solving. Arena is also notable as the first venture firm built from the ground up to collaborate with equity crowdfunding, helping AngelList backers become more effective investors. With 45 investments and eight portfolio exits — most recently Betterview in December 2023 — Arena Ventures has backed Clover Health, which went public via SPAC, and Andela, the talent marketplace that became a unicorn. Atrium LTS represents the firm's legal technology exposure. The fund writes checks of $100K to $1 million at Seed and Series A stages and invests exclusively in North America across software, fintech, healthtech, food and beverage, education, and real estate. Arena Ventures takes a disciplined approach to founder selection: the team invests heavily in understanding each founder's personal background and psychological makeup before committing capital. This founder-first philosophy translates into a small annual deal count — two to six investments per year — and sustained support well past the initial check, with the team described as willing to fight hard alongside founders through difficult stretches.

Argon Ventures, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a pre-seed venture fund focusing on Intelligent Industry Solutions. Founded by Robert Mason and Andrew Feinberg in 2020, Argon Ventures targets early-stage investments in Big Data & Analytics, SaaS, and Software sectors. The firm leverages its deep operational expertise to support founders in building impactful global businesses. Notable investments include companies like EnFi, Cyvl.ai, and PeakMetrics, reflecting Argon's commitment to high-tech, data-driven solutions. Argon Ventures typically leads rounds with an average investment size of around $2M, showing a preference for hands-on engagement from the earliest stages. The firm has built a strong co-investor network, collaborating with prominent investors such as Techstars and Glasswing Ventures. Argon Ventures is characterized by its proactive support in areas like team building, product strategy, and market entry. The team, including seasoned professionals like Bob Mason, brings a combination of technical insight and business acumen, helping startups navigate their growth journeys effectively. With a robust portfolio and a strategic focus on innovative tech solutions, Argon Ventures positions itself as a key player in the venture capital landscape, fostering the next generation of transformative companies.

Argonautic Ventures is a Seattle-based venture capital firm with a focus on emerging industries, including blockchain, biotech, synthetic biology, agtech, and AI. Founded in 2016, the firm takes a thesis-driven approach, identifying disruptive technologies and supporting companies across multiple stages of growth - from early MVP phases to secondary market exits. Their portfolio spans several high-impact sectors, backing companies like Molecular Assemblies, a leader in DNA synthesis technology, and Procore, a SaaS solution transforming construction project management globally. With a presence in markets across Asia and North America, Argonautic's investments reflect their goal of driving technological change and societal value. Argonautic Ventures is particularly active in supporting startups that innovate within deep learning, AI, food tech, and blockchain, with a commitment to long-term partnerships. Their strategy includes providing operational support and leveraging their global connections to help portfolio companies scale. Key team members include Viken Douzdjian and Rita Chiu, both co-founders, bringing deep expertise in operational management and investment strategy​.

Aria Ventures is a Birmingham, Michigan-based venture builder and early-stage investor founded in 2002 by Jeff Sloan. Rather than operating as a conventional VC fund, Aria provides critical development services to growing businesses in a performance-driven model: in exchange for providing resources, operational support, and strategic packaging, the firm takes equity as a long-term partner. This venture-builder orientation distinguishes Aria from funds that deploy capital without hands-on involvement. The team of three partners supports a portfolio of approximately 10 investments spanning technology, consumer, and enterprise software sectors. Aria writes checks of $100K to $1 million at pre-seed and seed stages and leads rounds, working across software, AI, hardware and robotics, and consumer technology in the United States. More recently, the firm launched a LE 50 million fund (approximately $1 million USD, with plans to grow to LE 200 million by 2029) targeting early-stage deep-tech companies in Egypt's startup ecosystem — specifically artificial intelligence, robotics, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and the Internet of Things. Aria Ventures' expansion into Egypt reflects a conviction that frontier technology talent exists well outside the established venture hubs and that hands-on operational support — not just capital — is the scarce resource that enables early-stage deep-tech companies to commercialize. The firm's dual presence in Michigan and the MENA region gives it an unusual geographic footprint for a fund of its size.

Aristos Ventures is a Dallas, Texas-based micro venture capital firm founded in 2011 by Managing Partner Felipe Mendoza, with $14 million in assets under management. The firm is explicitly modeled after the classic venture capital approach of the 1980-1993 era — when average investment sizes were $2 million and fund sizes were $35 million — arguing that this capital-efficient, high-conviction model produced the best returns and the most enduring technology companies. Aristos targets highly capital-efficient tech companies across Texas, with a specific focus on Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. The firm leads rounds and deploys $200K to $1 million per investment at seed and Series A stages, targeting exits in the $5 to $20 million range. With 17 investments to date, Aristos has backed CloudCoreo (acquired by VMware), Netsocket (acquired by iPhotonix), Theatro, Nesh, Traxo, JamKazam, Nimbix, and InvoiceCare, among others. The team operates with an extended network of Venture Partners comprising seasoned entrepreneurs and investors embedded in the Texas tech ecosystem. Aristos Ventures' thesis cuts against the grain of the large-fund era: by keeping fund size modest and targeting smaller exits, the firm argues it can generate strong returns that larger funds cannot pursue. Mendoza's focus on the Texas market reflects both geographic conviction and a belief that the state's growing technology density creates sustainable deal flow for a disciplined, small-check investor with deep regional relationships.

Arka Venture Labs is a cross-border pre-seed and seed fund enabling B2B entrepreneurs building from India to scale globally. The firm provides startups with capital, mentorship, and deep access to both the Silicon Valley and Indian startup ecosystems, operating out of Blume Ventures' offices in India and BGV's offices in the US. Arka Fund II, anchored by BGV, focuses specifically on pre-seed and seed-stage US-India enterprise AI companies headquartered in the United States with engineering and operations in India. The fund writes checks up to $500K, typically in the form of preferred equity, SAFE, or convertible notes, and leads rounds as the first institutional investor. With 40 investments across SaaS, AI, B2B software, and data analytics, portfolio companies have raised over $100 million in follow-on financing, with six crossing $1 million in ARR and nine exits. Notable portfolio companies include Lyzr, Bruviti, and Xcaliber. Four new investments were made in the most recent twelve-month period. Arka's core insight is structural: the best enterprise B2B companies of the next decade will increasingly be built with Silicon Valley distribution and Indian engineering, but most venture funds are optimized for one geography and not both. By combining Blume's knowledge of India's entrepreneurial ecosystem with BGV's operational track record in B2B cross-border investments, Arka offers founders a genuine bridge — not just a check — across the US-India corridor.

Arkitekt Ventures is a New York-based venture capital firm focused on advancing human health through early-stage investments. Their portfolio emphasizes innovative healthcare solutions, including digital health platforms, biotech, and frontier technologies like neurotech, AI, and bioengineering. Notable recent investments include Sollis Health, Nanite, and Mural Health, with check sizes ranging from $3M to $15M. Arkitekt primarily invests in the U.S. but has also backed companies in the UK, maintaining a sector focus in healthtech, medical devices, and life sciences. Their strategy centers on pre-seed to Series A stages, preferring startups with groundbreaking approaches to healthcare delivery and precision medicine. They rarely lead rounds but frequently co-invest with prominent partners like Bessemer Venture Partners and Torch Capital. Led by managing director Enke Bashllari and partner Pavan Choksi, Arkitekt Ventures values long-term partnerships and tends to back visionary founders who are leveraging cutting-edge science. Their team prefers a data-driven, relationship-building approach, and startups seeking funding should ideally present transformative technologies with strong early traction.

Arkley Brinc VC is a venture capital firm based in Warsaw, Poland, that focuses on early-stage investments in hardware-enabled startups, particularly in IoT, MedTech, and smart manufacturing sectors. The firm was established as a joint initiative between Arkley, a European pioneer in hardware investments, and Brinc, a global accelerator known for its deep connections in China’s manufacturing hubs. This partnership allows Arkley Brinc to offer startups not only capital but also a wealth of resources for product development, manufacturing, and global distribution. With a fund size of $15 million, Arkley Brinc invests up to $1 million per company, supporting them from the prototype stage through to IPO. The firm’s investments are concentrated in Poland and across Europe, leveraging its strategic networks to help startups scale effectively. Arkley Brinc has a strong track record, with over 50 projects supported and several successful exits and IPOs. The firm’s team consists of serial entrepreneurs and finance professionals with extensive experience in launching and scaling technology businesses. The Arkley Launchpad program is another key initiative, offering a highly individualized acceleration program designed to raise successful funding rounds and drive operational success. This program is tailored to the specific needs of each startup, providing access to a network of partners in prototyping, manufacturing, sales, and investment.

Armilar Venture Partners is a leading venture capital firm based in Lisbon, Portugal, with a strong international presence. Since its founding in 2000, Armilar has focused on early-stage technology-based companies, particularly in sectors where data, digitization, and connectivity are central. Notable investments include OutSystems, Feedzai, and Vawlt, showcasing their commitment to companies driving digital transformation. Armilar specializes in deep-tech investments, supporting startups that leverage cutting-edge technology to address significant societal challenges. They have a hands-on approach, providing not only capital but also strategic guidance to help their portfolio companies scale effectively. Their investment strategy includes focusing on companies with strong intellectual property and significant market potential, often leading funding rounds to ensure their startups have the resources needed for success. Geographically, while Armilar has a strong focus on Portugal, they are open to investing globally, demonstrating flexibility in finding and supporting the best opportunities regardless of location. Their investment strategy is characterized by patience and long-term support, often leading funding rounds and staying engaged through critical growth phases. The firm has a notable team, including Joaquim Rodrigues, the founder, and managing partners like Nuno Leite and Pedro Santos. These leaders bring extensive experience and a deep understanding of both technology and market dynamics, ensuring they can provide valuable support to their portfolio companies.

Armory Square Ventures (ASV) is a venture capital firm based in Skaneateles, New York, founded in 2013 by Somak Chattopadhyay. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, particularly in the Seed and Series A stages, and emphasizes B2B software and technology-enabled services. ASV's primary investment regions include New York State and secondary markets across the Midwest. ASV is known for supporting transformative companies in underserved areas, aiming to revitalize local economies by backing high-growth startups. They have a robust portfolio that includes notable companies like BentoBox, RealEats, and ACV Auctions. ASV typically invests up to $1 million initially, with a strong commitment to follow-on investments, ensuring that startups have the necessary resources to scale. The firm's mission is deeply rooted in fostering economic growth in regions that have traditionally been overlooked by conventional venture capital. They provide more than just capital, offering active counsel, mentorship, and access to a broad network of investors and industry partners. The team at ASV includes experienced professionals such as Neenah Jain (Chief Financial Officer & Partner) and Pia Sawhney (Partner), who work collaboratively to guide startups through various growth stages. ASV's approach is characterized by its hands-on involvement, helping founders with strategic decisions, talent acquisition, and customer development.

Arnold Venture Group is a Pacific Northwest-based venture capital firm that focuses on innovative companies across sectors like information technology, software, infrastructure, and business intelligence. Established in 2018, the firm invests in early to growth-stage companies, with check sizes ranging from $250K to $5M. Arnold Venture Group places a strong emphasis on companies with social impact, making strategic investments in the U.S. market. The firm has a diverse portfolio that includes sectors like media, healthcare, and food/agriculture. Notable investments include Videon Labs, AdaptX, and Picnic, demonstrating their wide-reaching impact across different industries. Arnold Venture Group typically co-invests alongside other well-known venture firms such as Voyager Capital and Vulcan, further enhancing its reach and network. Led by a small, experienced team, including partners Cole Younger and Robert Arnold, the firm supports its portfolio companies by leveraging deep industry knowledge and strategic connections. With its focus on scaling impactful companies, Arnold Venture Group continues to be a strong player in the venture capital ecosystem.

Array Ventures, founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, focuses on early-stage investments in enterprise technology startups. The firm is led by Shruti Gandhi, who leverages her extensive background in software engineering and venture capital to support innovative companies. Array Ventures primarily invests in enterprise SaaS, data, AI, security, infrastructure, and cloud technologies. They typically invest between $250,000 to $2 million in pre-seed and seed rounds, aiming for 8-15% ownership in their portfolio companies. Notable investments by Array Ventures include Simility (acquired by PayPal), CasaOne, Blumira, MadStreet Den, Modal, and Uniform.dev. The firm has a strategic focus on founders with strong technical backgrounds who are leaving lucrative corporate jobs to tackle significant problems. They provide robust support to help these startups grow from initial stages to achieving significant ARR milestones. Array Ventures also has a global investment approach, backing companies that address worldwide markets, including notable investments in Indian and Israeli startups.

Arrington XRP Capital is a dynamic cryptocurrency hedge fund, known for its strategic investments in blockchain technology and digital assets. Founded by Michael Arrington, the former TechCrunch founder, the fund has a significant footprint in the crypto space, backing notable startups such as Nexo, ThunderCore, and Algofi. Their investment portfolio spans various sectors including decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, and blockchain infrastructure, with companies like Palm Tree Crew, Sipher, and Tinyman showcasing their diverse interests. Arrington XRP Capital primarily focuses on early-stage ventures and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), favoring innovative blockchain projects that demonstrate strong potential for growth. The fund operates globally, with no strict geographic limitations, allowing it to capture opportunities across different markets. The investment strategy is rigorous and thoughtful, typically participating in funding rounds with multiple investors to diversify risk. They prefer projects with robust technical foundations and visionary teams, aiming to support the long-term development of the blockchain ecosystem. The fund's typical check size varies, but they are known for leading rounds and providing substantial backing to promising startups​.

Artesian Investments, founded in 2004 by Jeremy Colless, Matthew Clunies-Ross, and John McCartney, is a global alternative investment management firm specializing in venture capital, public and private debt, and impact investment strategies. Based in Sydney, the firm has expanded its reach with offices in Melbourne, Adelaide, Shanghai, Jakarta, Singapore, London, and New York​​. Artesian's notable investments include Instaclustr, PouchNATION, and Regrow Ag. They are particularly active in the Asia-Pacific region, managing over $1.22 billion in assets and boasting more than 600 startup investments​ (Artesian)​. Their investment strategy focuses on early-stage ventures across various sectors, including technology, agrifood, medtech, and AI. Artesian also offers a unique "Venture Capital as a Service" (VCaaS) platform, providing customized investment solutions to corporations, government, and family offices​. The firm places a strong emphasis on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria and impact investing, aiming to deliver sustainable returns while addressing critical global challenges. Artesian is a certified B Corp, underscoring their commitment to positive social and environmental impact. Key team members include Jeremy Colless (CEO), Matthew Clunies-Ross (CIO), and Luke Fay (Partner, Australian Venture Capital). Their diversified team spans multiple continents, bringing extensive expertise and a global perspective to their investment activities

Artha India Ventures is a Mumbai-based venture capital firm and family office founded in 2013 by Anirudh A. Damani, a fourth-generation entrepreneur and second-generation investor from the Damani family. With approximately $200 million in assets under management — backed by roughly 150 family offices — Artha is a sector-agnostic fund investing at seed and early stages with follow-on through Series A. Artha Venture Fund I closed at ₹225 crore in July 2021 with a 61% IRR; the Artha Select Fund, with a final close at ₹432 crore in 2025, backs the top 15% performers through Series B and C rounds. With 125 investments and 32-plus exits, Artha has backed OYO and Purplle, with standout exits including Exotel at 114x return and Lightyear at 20x. The firm deploys $1 million to $5 million per deal across fintech, edtech, SaaS, e-commerce, food and beverage, and healthtech. Artha is on track for its highest-ever annual exits in 2025, with approximately eight late-stage divestments planned. Artha's investment model is self-sustaining by design: the firm invests in high-yielding renewable energy assets and uses the returns to fund startup investments, then channels exit proceeds back into energy assets — creating a recycling mechanism that reduces dependence on LP capital calls. Damani's family office roots mean the firm operates with long-term capital that can hold positions through full cycles, a structural advantage over conventional fund timelines in the Indian market.

Arthur Ventures, established in 2008 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, focuses on investing in early-stage B2B software companies across the U.S. and Canada. They emphasize backing startups located outside Silicon Valley, promoting innovation and growth in diverse regions. Arthur Ventures' portfolio includes a variety of successful companies. Notable investments feature DataCamp, an online data science training platform; Protenus, which offers patient data protection; and ThreatLocker, a zero-trust endpoint security solution. Other significant portfolio companies include Jane.app, a practice management software for health and wellness clinics, and CertifID, a network management software company. The firm has made over 102 investments and has seen 18 exits, with companies like Ionic and TINYpulse achieving successful outcomes. Arthur Ventures focuses on sectors such as SaaS, cybersecurity, fintech, and healthcare IT, providing capital and strategic support to help early-stage companies grow and succeed.

Artiman Ventures, founded in 2001, is a venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley with an additional office in Bangalore. The firm specializes in early-stage investments and adopts a "white space" investment strategy, focusing on sectors with little to no existing competition, thereby seeking to create or disrupt multi-billion dollar markets. Artiman is sector-agnostic and invests across a diverse range of industries including technology, medtech, and communications. Notable investments in Artiman's portfolio include companies like Virsec, which focuses on application security, and Visby Medical, which is revolutionizing disease diagnostics. Other significant investments include ApplyBoard, an AI-enabled marketplace for international students, and CellMax Life, a precision cancer blood-testing company. Geographically, Artiman primarily invests in companies based in the U.S. and India, leveraging its cross-border presence to help startups scale globally. Their investment strategy involves being the first institutional capital, often at the concept phase, and working closely with entrepreneurs to drive strategy, market definition, and execution​. The leadership team at Artiman includes experienced partners like Yatin Mundkur, Amit Shah, and Ajit Singh, who bring deep expertise in technology and life sciences investments. Founder Eric Benhamou, known for his tenure as CEO of 3Com and Palm, leads the team with a strong background in growing and managing tech companies.

ARTIS Ventures (AV) is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2001 by Stuart Peterson, investing in category-defining companies at the intersection of technology, health, and biology. The firm coined and trademarked the term TechBio to describe this investment category, and has built one of the most distinctive track records in the space over more than two decades. Peterson is a Forbes Midas List honoree, recognized in large part for ARTIS's early bet on Stemcentrx. Additional partners include Austin Walne and Ameena El-Bibany. ARTIS leads rounds and deploys $250K to $25 million per investment — with a sweet spot around $10 million — at Seed and Series A stages across the United States, Canada, and Israel. With 84 investments to date, the portfolio spans YouTube, Palantir, Data Domain, Aruba Wireless Networks, Nimble Storage, Cohesity, Practice Fusion, Versa Networks, Excision BioTherapeutics, and Fabric Genomics. The firm invests across biotech, AI, software, health technology, and data analytics. ARTIS runs a structured TechBio Fellows program that embeds MDs, PhDs, and domain experts directly within the fund to work alongside the investment team and portfolio companies. This model bridges frontier science and venture investing in a concrete way: rather than relying on external advisors, the firm has built its own scientific talent pipeline inside the fund. The result is a portfolio company support infrastructure that is unusually deep for a venture firm of ARTIS's size.

Asahi Medialab Ventures is a Tokyo-based corporate venture capital firm founded in April 2017, managing funds backed by The Asahi Shimbun — one of Japan's largest daily newspapers, founded in 1879 — and the Asahi Shimbun Group's television station companies. CEO and President Hiroshi Nozawa leads a team of two, overseeing a focused investment mandate across Japan and the United States. The firm launched its initial fund with ¥50 million in capital and subsequently raised its Asahi Medialab Ventures No. 2 fund in 2022. With 43 investments at seed through Series A stages, Asahi Medialab deploys $500K to $3 million per deal across media and entertainment, software, food and beverage, sports, and lifestyle technology. Notable portfolio companies include GameOn Inc., East Meet East Inc., Snaq.me, PostCoffee, Pixellot, and Ai Robotics. The firm has achieved four portfolio exits, with Ai Robotics exiting in September 2024. The most recent investment was in Share-Me at seed stage in January 2026. The fund's principal advantage is its parent company's media ecosystem: portfolio companies gain potential access to Asahi Shimbun's editorial relationships, television distribution, digital platforms, and the broader Asahi Group network of content and commercial partnerships. For consumer technology and media startups seeking distribution in Japan — one of the world's largest and most media-sophisticated markets — this access is a significant commercial accelerant that financial investors alone cannot provide.

Ascend Venture Capital, based in Seattle and led by Kirby Winfield, focuses on pre-seed investments in AI infrastructure and "SaaS 3.0" applications. Their primary mission is to back startups that leverage artificial intelligence to disrupt traditional B2B software markets. They typically write checks ranging from $250K to $750K and prefer to invest in local Seattle-based founders. The firm has a strong emphasis on long-term support, guiding founders from idea inception to Series A and beyond. Ascend has an impressive track record of exits, including notable companies like Attunely and Makara. They are particularly interested in mission-critical, data-centric startups, and are recognized for their diverse investment approach-63% of their portfolio is composed of minority-led teams. The team at Ascend also prides itself on fostering deep relationships with portfolio founders, providing not only capital but also connections to customers and Silicon Valley investors. Ascend’s ethos focuses on avoiding crowded markets, instead seeking opportunities in emerging verticals and industries.

Ascend Venture Capital, founded in 2015 and headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, is a beacon of innovation in the Midwest venture capital landscape. The fund primarily invests in early-stage startups across a variety of sectors including AI/ML, SaaS, and commercial products. Notable portfolio companies include Vouched, WhyLabs, and Yoodli, showcasing their commitment to cutting-edge technology and impactful solutions. With a strategic focus on the Midwest, Ascend aims to demonstrate that top-tier venture capital doesn't need to be confined to the coasts. Their investment strategy involves rigorous due diligence and a methodical approach akin to clinical trials. Ascend's first fund aimed to validate their investment thesis, while subsequent funds have stress-tested their systems and expanded their team. The average check size is around $2 million, and they participate in approximately six investment rounds annually. Ascend often uses special purpose vehicles (SPVs) to amplify investments in high-potential portfolio companies, particularly during critical Series A and B stages. The team is led by Dan Conner, the founding general partner, and Yinka Faleti, a key partner, both based in St. Louis. They emphasize human-centered values and transparency, fostering strong, genuine relationships with portfolio companies and investors alike. Ascend’s disciplined approach and focus on integrity and inclusivity have positioned them as a leading venture capital firm in the Midwest​.

Ascension Ventures is a strategic healthcare-focused venture capital firm based in St. Louis, Missouri. Launched in 2001 by Ascension, it manages over $1 billion in assets across five funds. The firm strategically invests in early to late-stage companies within healthcare services, health technology, and medical devices. Its unique approach connects more than 450 healthcare providers, creating an ecosystem that enables startups to directly engage with health system executives, driving solutions that address complex healthcare challenges. Ascension Ventures’ portfolio includes companies like Olive (an AI platform for healthcare administration), EBR Systems, and GetWellNetwork, reflecting its emphasis on technology that enhances clinical outcomes, patient experience, and operational efficiency. The firm typically invests between Series A and B rounds, with capital sizes ranging from $10 to $20 million per company, often seeking board seats or observer rights to guide their portfolio firms. The firm is distinguished by its close ties to 13 major health systems, which represent a network of over 580,000 healthcare professionals. This strategic positioning allows Ascension Ventures not only to provide funding but also to facilitate partnerships and scale innovations that improve healthcare delivery across the United States.

Ascent Energy Ventures is a Denver-based venture capital firm focused on the digital transformation of the energy industry. Founded in 2019 by David Forsberg, the firm specializes in late-seed to early Series A investments, targeting startups that leverage digital tools to address modern energy challenges. Ascent’s portfolio emphasizes innovations in sectors like IoT, SaaS, advanced materials, and energy technology, focusing on companies that have demonstrated revenue traction and product-market fit. The firm's strategy centers on identifying and supporting entrepreneurs who apply advanced digital solutions to optimize energy operations, infrastructure, and sustainability. Notable investments include Galatea Technologies, a software firm, and Iron-IQ, a leader in industrial IoT for energy operations. Ascent looks for companies positioned for growth and profitability, often targeting those on the verge of significant scaling. In 2024, Ascent raised $12 million in seed funding to bolster its energy tech portfolio. Led by a team with extensive experience in energy investment and technology, Ascent provides both financial backing and strategic guidance. Key team members include Jim Newell, with over 20 years of venture investment experience, and Chris Lang, who has a background in energy derivatives and advisory roles at major financial institutions. Ascent Energy Ventures is a crucial player in the evolving energy landscape, helping startups secure funding and navigate complex markets to achieve lasting impact..

Ascent Venture Partners is a Boston-based venture capital firm founded in 1985, making it one of the longest-established early-stage technology investors in the eastern United States. With $500 million in assets under management across five venture funds, Ascent has backed over 110 early-stage B2B technology companies since inception, generating more than $10 billion in enterprise value. The investment team is led by General Partners Luke Burns, Matt Fates, and Geoff Oblak, supported by CFO Tom Scanlon and a team of eight. The firm invests primarily in East Coast startups at pre-seed and seed stages, writing initial checks of $2 million to $5 million in enterprise SaaS, software, B2B platforms, cybersecurity, and data analytics. With 160 total investments and 78 exits, Ascent's track record spans nearly four decades of enterprise technology cycles — from client-server through cloud-native. The most recent investment was in Symx.Ai, a business and productivity software company, in June 2023. Ascent's four decades of institutional enterprise investing have produced something few early-stage funds can claim: a genuine alumni network of more than 100 portfolio companies whose founders and executives serve as ongoing references, co-investors, and advisors. The firm's approach combines early-stage conviction with board-level engagement from inception through exit, building partnerships that operate over the full arc of company development rather than just the initial funding event.

Asha Impact, founded in 2014 by Vikram Gandhi and Pramod Bhasin, is an impact investment platform based in New Delhi. It focuses on sectors that address key social challenges in India, such as financial inclusion, education, healthcare, agriculture, and clean energy. By blending venture capital with philanthropy, Asha Impact supports early-stage companies that deliver scalable solutions to these pressing issues. The firm is known for backing startups like Adda247, an edtech platform, and Truemeds, a healthcare company providing affordable medicine. Asha Impact typically invests in early and growth-stage businesses, often alongside other prominent venture capital firms. The platform’s approach emphasizes creating sustainable impact while also generating strong financial returns, working closely with its portfolio companies to guide their growth. Asha Impact is committed to fostering a more equitable future by empowering businesses that contribute to social and economic progress across India and other emerging markets.

ASIF Ventures (Amsterdam Student Investment Fund) is a student-led venture capital fund based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2017. Created by students who wanted to back young founders at a stage when traditional investors would not, ASIF supports startups founded by students and recent graduates of the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and Vrije Universiteit (VU). The fund provides €25K to €100K at the pre-seed stage — before minimum viable product and before revenue — along with network access and a community of early-stage entrepreneurs. ASIF operates a Scout Program to identify promising companies and is a formal partner of VU Entrepreneurship & Impact. With 25 portfolio companies supported since founding across software, SaaS, AI, and education sectors, ASIF leads rounds at the pre-seed stage and serves the Netherlands-focused early startup ecosystem. The fund connects portfolio companies to established venture capitalists, industry experts, and senior investors through its UvA and VU institutional relationships. ASIF Ventures is one of Europe's few student-run venture funds, and its dual mission is explicit: developing the next generation of founders alongside the next generation of venture investors. Team members gain hands-on investing experience — sourcing, evaluating, and supporting deals — while portfolio founders receive peer mentorship from people who understand the challenge of starting a company while completing a degree. This community-oriented model creates lasting professional relationships within the Amsterdam startup ecosystem.

Asimov Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm with offices in New York City and Palo Alto. The firm focuses on investing in cutting-edge technologies such as 3D printing, robotics, and advanced computing. Asimov Ventures seeks to partner with visionary entrepreneurs dedicated to transforming their industries through innovative solutions. Notable investments by Asimov Ventures include Particle3D, which specializes in 3D-printed bone implants, and Kadena, a blockchain technology company. The firm also invests in various other sectors, including healthcare, e-commerce, and augmented reality, reflecting their broad interest in transformative technologies​. Asimov Ventures typically participates in funding rounds with other notable investors, providing capital and strategic support to help startups scale and succeed. Their investment strategy emphasizes early-stage companies with strong intellectual property and commercial potential​.

Aspect Ventures, founded in 2014 by Jennifer Fonstad and Theresia Gouw, is a leading venture capital firm based in Palo Alto, California. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, primarily in Series A rounds, across various sectors including cybersecurity, fintech, digital health, and enterprise software. Notable investments include Gusto, a cloud-based HR management platform; Chime, a digital bank; and Exabeam, a cybersecurity company. Aspect Ventures has had several successful exits such as Forescout Technologies, Imperva, and Trulia.

Assembly Climate Capital is a venture capital firm focused on driving significant climate impact through investments in businesses poised to address the challenges of climate change. The firm primarily invests in Series B and C companies that are ready for commercial deployment and scaling. Their investment philosophy centers on long-term, patient capital with an urgent focus on accelerating climate solutions within the next decade. Assembly Climate Capital brings together expertise in private equity, business strategy, and governance to support its portfolio companies. They emphasize real partnership, providing not just capital but also strategic guidance, mentorship, and access to a wide network of leaders and investors in the climate space. With over 40 years of experience across various sectors, the team is known for its strong track record in value creation and successful exits. Their portfolio includes a mix of climate-focused ventures like Tasman Environmental Markets and Future Super, which align with their mission to foster systemic change and help businesses achieve significant climate impact. Assembly Climate Capital also frequently co-invests with other family offices, further enhancing their collaborative approach to climate investing. Their goal is to support bold management teams in delivering transformative solutions to the most pressing environmental issues of our time.

Asset Management Ventures (AMV) is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm founded in 1965 by Pitch Johnson, one of Amgen's co-founders — making it one of the longest continuously operating VC firms in Silicon Valley. The firm specializes in early-stage investments in digital health, technology, and life sciences, and raised its fifth and largest fund at $150 million in 2020. Partners Skip Fleshman and Lou Lange lead the current investment team, which combines scientific, engineering, and medical expertise with decades of investing experience. With 152 investments and 29 exits, AMV's historical portfolio includes Amgen itself, Tandem Computer, and Applied BioSystems — foundational companies in their respective industries. The current portfolio includes Reify Health, Evidation Health, Lark, Twist Bioscience (TWST), Freenome, Welldoc, ViewPoint Therapeutics, Aavia, and 3T Biosciences, reflecting AMV's sustained focus on health technology and life sciences innovation. The firm leads rounds and deploys $1 million to $15 million across seed through Series B stages. AMV's six-decade track record is its most distinctive asset: the firm has seen multiple complete technology and healthcare cycles, giving the investment team a depth of pattern recognition and investor network that newer funds cannot replicate. The founding connection to Amgen also provides an ongoing cultural orientation toward building enduring life sciences companies rather than optimizing for short-cycle exits — an orientation that informs how AMV partners with founders over the long arc of company development.

Astanor Ventures, founded in 2017 by Eric Archambeau and George Coelho, is a Brussels-based venture capital firm specializing in sustainable agrifood technologies. The firm focuses on investing in early-stage, mission-driven companies that address significant social or environmental issues within the agrifood value chain. This includes sectors like regenerative agriculture, bioeconomy, and climate-positive solutions. Astanor recently closed its second venture fund at €360 million, bringing its total assets under management to €800 million. This fund will support innovative solutions aimed at transforming the global food system to be more sustainable and resilient​. The firm boasts an extensive network of entrepreneurs, experts, scientists, and policymakers, which helps identify and nurture groundbreaking technologies. Notable investments include companies that advance autonomous electric agricultural machinery, high-functioning proteins, and genomic sequencing for sustainable food production.

Astarc Ventures, established in 2015, is the corporate venture arm of Astarc Group based in Mumbai, India. The fund focuses on early-stage investments in innovative technology companies across various sectors, including fintech, healthtech, logistics, AI/ML, and e-commerce. Notably, Astarc Ventures invests globally, with a presence in markets like India, Israel, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The firm typically supports entrepreneurs whose ventures align with Astarc Group's strategic interests and disruptive technologies. With over 60 investments, Astarc Ventures has backed companies such as Rooter, Purple Style Labs, Jai Kisan, and Dataloop. These investments span diverse industries from AI-driven solutions to consumer marketplaces and climate-tech. The firm is also known for its exits, including Liv.ai, which was acquired by Flipkart in 2018. Led by Executive Director Salil Musale and an experienced team, Astarc Ventures leverages deep operational expertise to help portfolio companies scale. The team takes an active role in guiding startups, offering both strategic advice and operational support, especially in emerging sectors.

Aster Capital, established in 2000 and based in Paris, is a venture capital firm specializing in Climate Tech investments. The firm focuses on sectors such as energy, mobility, and industry, supporting startups at various stages of development. Aster Capital manages around €500 million in assets and operates globally with offices in Paris, San Francisco, and Tel Aviv. Key investments by Aster include companies like ekWateur, an energy supplier accelerating the energy transition; Betterway, a pioneer in employee mobility solutions; and Iceotope, specializing in liquid cooling technologies for data centers. These investments reflect Aster’s commitment to supporting innovative solutions that contribute to carbon neutrality. Aster recently raised €240 million to invest in energy transition and future mobility projects, underscoring their dedication to driving significant environmental impact through technology. The firm’s strategy involves not only financial investment but also providing extensive support through their "Business Hub" approach, which facilitates business opportunities and partnerships for their portfolio companies​.

Astutia Ventures is a Munich, Germany-based venture capital firm founded in 2006 by Benedict Rodenstock, focused on innovative European startups across three thematic areas: smart cities, the future of commerce, and digital lifestyle. The firm invests at seed and Series A stages, writing checks of $500K to $3 million, with a portfolio of 30 companies built over nearly two decades of active European investing. The team of four, including two partners, operates alongside an advisory practice — Astutia Advisory — that extends the firm's influence into venture capital consulting. Portfolio companies include Commercetools, a modern commerce infrastructure platform; Mister Spex, a leading European eyewear e-commerce company; Dreamlines, a cruise booking platform; Koloma, an energy company; and 99chairs, an interior design marketplace. The firm frequently co-invests with HTGF (High-Tech Gründerfonds) and other established European early-stage funds, indicating its position within the core Munich and broader German venture network. Astutia's thematic focus on smart cities, commerce, and lifestyle technology has proven durable over multiple market cycles, covering both consumer-facing and enterprise applications within European markets. Benedict Rodenstock's Munich business network gives portfolio companies access to the Bavarian industrial and commercial ecosystem — a geography that is both one of Europe's most economically productive and one of the less saturated by venture capital compared to Berlin or London. The firm's selective approach and deep regional roots produce a portfolio that is distinctive rather than generic.

Asymmetric Financial is a venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-stage companies within the fintech, software, and digital health sectors. Founded by Joe McCann in 2022, the firm operates with a unique approach to venture capital, combining deep expertise in technology and finance to support companies that are poised to disrupt traditional industries. Asymmetric Financial aims to identify and back innovative startups that leverage advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data analytics to create new market opportunities. The firm’s investment strategy is centered on providing not only capital but also strategic guidance and operational support. Asymmetric Financial works closely with its portfolio companies to help them scale efficiently, offering assistance in areas such as financial planning, go-to-market strategies, and key performance indicator (KPI) development. This hands-on approach ensures that the startups in their portfolio are well-equipped to navigate the challenges of rapid growth and market competition. Asymmetric Financial is particularly interested in companies that have the potential to generate significant returns while also creating meaningful impact through their innovations. By focusing on sectors that are at the intersection of technology and finance, the firm aims to contribute to the modernization and transformation of the financial services industry.

Asymmetric Capital Partners (ACP) is a venture capital firm focused on backing B2B technology companies from Seed to Series C stages. Founded in 2020 by Rob Biederman, former co-CEO of Catalant Technologies, ACP manages an oversubscribed debut fund of $105 million. The firm targets disruptive businesses in areas like healthcare IT, fintech, marketplaces, and next-gen software, especially those transforming legacy industries and capitalizing on digital innovation. ACP is known for its hands-on approach, leveraging a team of founders and former operators who work closely with startups on strategic growth areas such as hiring, go-to-market strategies, and financial planning. They typically invest between $2M to $10M, with the flexibility to co-invest in larger deals alongside top firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital. Some notable investments include Firstbase, a remote work platform backed by Andreessen Horowitz, and Clearco, a fintech company. The firm prides itself on being deeply involved with its portfolio companies, providing both operational support and access to a vast network of advisors and industry experts.

Asymmetry Ventures, based in San Francisco, is a prominent early-stage venture capital firm founded by Rob Ness. The firm focuses on investing in transformative startups that have the potential to create significant impact. They have a diverse portfolio of over 280 investments, including notable companies like BillionToOne, Foresight Mental Health, Mast Reforestation (formerly DroneSeed), and Orbit Fab. Asymmetry Ventures is known for their commitment to supporting defensible businesses, particularly in sectors such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and aerospace. They typically make initial investments in the range of $2 million and have been involved in notable funding rounds such as Orbit Fab's $10 million raise, which also saw participation from major aerospace players like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. The firm prides itself on identifying and backing visionary founders and innovative business models, with a strong emphasis on early-stage investments that leverage technology to create natural barriers to entry and generate recurring revenue streams. They also prioritize investments that address significant market needs with scalable solutions. For startups looking to partner with Asymmetry Ventures, demonstrating a strong leadership team and a clear path to market dominance are crucial. The firm's deep network and extensive industry experience provide valuable support and guidance to their portfolio companies, enhancing their potential for growth and success.

AT Inc, now known as Amazon Catalytic Capital, is Amazon’s venture capital initiative with an initial commitment of $150 million aimed at supporting underrepresented founders. The fund invests in venture capital funds, accelerators, incubators, and venture studios that prioritize startups led by Black, Latino, Indigenous, women, and LGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs. This initiative not only provides financial backing but also offers mentorship from Amazon executives and access to resources that can aid in business and technical strategy. Key investments include Collide Capital, Elevate Future Fund, Share Ventures, and Techstars Rising Stars Fund. These funds focus on diverse founders working in areas such as clean energy, fintech, health tech, and consumer goods. Amazon’s goal is to foster inclusion and innovation, ultimately driving economic growth and creating generational wealth for historically underserved communities.

At One Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2020 by Tom Chi, a founding member of Google X. The firm is dedicated to investing in early-stage startups that are developing disruptive deep tech solutions aimed at making humanity a net positive to nature. With a strong focus on climate tech, At One Ventures has established itself as a significant player in the industry. The firm recently closed its second fund at $375 million, indicating strong investor confidence and a robust commitment to supporting climate-positive innovations. This fund follows their initial $150 million fund and aims to support startups that can dramatically reduce environmental footprints while upending established industrial economics. At One Ventures' investment portfolio includes companies across various sectors such as renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and advanced materials. Notable investments include Noon Energy, which focuses on long-duration energy storage, and MightyFly, which is developing hybrid electric drone delivery systems. The firm's approach is hands-on, providing strategic guidance in talent acquisition, operations, marketing, IP strategy, and manufacturing. The team at At One Ventures consists of experienced professionals with backgrounds in physical sciences, engineering, manufacturing, and finance, ensuring a deep understanding of the technologies and markets they invest in. They operate globally, with a presence in San Francisco and London, and continue to seek partnerships with entrepreneurs, scientists, and investors who share their vision for a sustainable future.

at.inc/, originally founded in 2015 as Tank Hill Ventures, is a boutique seed-stage venture capital firm that partners with founders 'at incorporation,' backing startups at the earliest possible stage, sometimes as early as the idea phase, then providing continuity, capital and support throughout the venture journey. Operating across Silicon Valley and Israel, the firm leads seed rounds with conviction and concentrates on technology startups with disruptive business models, with top sectors in enterprise applications and enterprise infrastructure. Geographically its portfolio skews to the United States, around 60%, Israel, around 20%, and the United Kingdom, around 20%. The firm is led by Managing Partner Nadav Eylath, who has led seed investments in Netlify, Wescover, Disclosures.io, HoneyBook, Future Family, Opendoor (IPO) and Peer5 (acquired by Microsoft); General Partner Roni Bonjack brings operating experience having built and led global startup programs for Google and Facebook. After its first fund reportedly returned over 10x, the firm raised an oversubscribed $35M Fund II under the at.inc/ brand. By its own account it has made 58 investments with 12 exits, one IPO and four unicorns, including Netlify, HoneyBook and Placer.ai. Notable recent deals include leading Bagel AI's $5.5M seed in April 2025, a $3.0M seed in Podqi in March 2025, HelloCity's $585K pre-seed in 2024 and Stack's seed round in 2024. Early signature wins include leading Netlify's $2.1M seed in 2016 alongside the founders of GitHub, Heroku and Rackspace. at.inc/ specializes in being the very first institutional partner to technical founders.

ATA Ventures is a Redwood City, California-based venture capital firm founded in 2003 by Hatch Graham and Pete Thomas, with over $450 million of capital under management. The firm focuses on digital delivery platforms that empower business and consumer applications — specifically, investments where long-standing, outdated procedures can be replaced with technology-rich solutions. The founding partners bring decades of proven operating experience to portfolio companies, complementing capital with strategic guidance from people who have built technology businesses themselves. ATA leads rounds and deploys $1 million to $10 million at seed and Series A stages, with a portfolio concentrated in enterprise SaaS, software, B2B platforms, and data analytics. With 119 investments and 24 exits, the firm has a track record spanning over two decades across multiple enterprise technology cycles. Top portfolio areas include enterprise applications (18 investments) and enterprise infrastructure (9 investments), with the firm located at 203 Redwood Shores Parkway in the heart of Silicon Valley. Graham and Thomas built ATA around a clear operating philosophy: the best venture returns come from backing companies solving genuine enterprise inefficiencies, and the best support an investor can offer is operational experience — not just pattern recognition from watching other companies. The firm's proximity to major technology companies in the Bay Area, combined with more than twenty years of ecosystem relationships, provides portfolio companies with access to potential partners, customers, and talent throughout their growth trajectories.

Atacama Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2017, headquartered in the United States, with a strong focus on supporting disruptive technology startups. Their primary investment focus includes sectors such as microelectronics, information technology, automotive, renewable energy, semiconductors, and healthcare. Atacama Ventures aims to help startups scale globally by leveraging their team's deep expertise in both Silicon Valley and Brazilian markets. The firm prides itself on identifying bold thinkers and innovative leaders who can drive significant change. Atacama Ventures provides more than just capital, offering services like investor networking, talent sourcing, and strategic business consulting to help startups grow and succeed in competitive markets. The firm’s portfolio features diverse companies such as MoonPay, Flexe, and Daybreak Health, demonstrating their wide-ranging interest in sectors from fintech to healthtech. The team's operational experience across various industries helps startups transform into large-scale companies capable of competing on a global stage. With a focus on high-tech solutions, Atacama Ventures remains dedicated to fostering innovation that addresses global trends like big data analytics, climate change, and the rising costs of healthcare.