137 Ventures — 2022 Investments
4 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Replit is a platform for software development that aims to make app creation accessible to non-programmers through intuitive tools and AI agents.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingCreator EconomyData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsEdTechEnterprise SoftwareMarketing TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Haya Abdalla(Founder)inAmjad Masad(Founder)inHaya Odeh(Founder)inLuis Héctor Chávez(CTO)Faris Masad(Eng Manager)designer(Founder)
Co-investors7BC Venture CapitalA.Capital VenturesAbstract VenturesAIspace VenturesAllied Venture PartnersAlumni Ventures+66 more
Torch is a leadership coaching and alignment platform that pairs executive coaches with an AI agent to develop organization-specific leadership capacities aligned to strategic intent.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkHR TechMarketplacesSaaSSan Francisco, US
Cameron Yarbrough(CEO)inKeegan Walden(COO)inJohn Baunach(Head of Product)inScott Mercer(CTO)Tierra Terrell-Johnson(HR Lead)
Co-investorsInitialized CapitalKindred VenturesNorwest Venture PartnersObvious VenturesPioneerSoma Capital+11 more
Torch provides universal identity governance software that extends governance capabilities to all enterprise applications, including legacy systems, mainframes, and custom-built applications that fall outside traditional IAM tooling.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise Software
GalRoni
Co-investorsSilicon Valley Data CapitalUpWestAnorak VenturesBluestein VenturesInitialized CapitalMaersk Growth+7 more
Torch provides merchandise production and fulfillment services for online communities, handling design, production, and logistics so community creators can generate revenue without managing operations.
ConsumerCreator EconomyDirect to ConsumerE-commerceMarketplacesBandung, ID
Ben WirawanHanafi Salman
Co-investorsInit 6Alumni VenturesAmex VenturesBessemer Venture PartnersHealth Velocity CapitalInitialized Capital+3 more
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