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8VC — 2017 Investments

5 investments dated 2017 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Indiouseindio.comin𝕏Dec 2017

Indio is a cloud-based software platform that automates the insurance application and renewal process for agencies, brokerages, and insurers.

Cloud ComputingInsurTechSaaSSan Francisco, US

Matthew Watson(Founder)Adam Bratt(Executive Officer)Michael Furlong(Founder)in

Board seatAlex Kolicich· per SEC Form D

Co-investors500 Global9Mile LabsBetter Tomorrow VenturesDistributed VenturesMenlo VenturesMerus Capital+3 more

MakeSpacemakespace.com𝕏Series C · Apr 2017 · $30Macquired by Clutter

Full-service, valet storage brand now operating as Clutter by Iron Mountain, offering pickup, cataloging and warehouse storage.

ConsumerLogistics & Supply ChainMarketplacesNew York, US

Sam Rosen(Founder)inRahul Gandhi(Founder)in

Co-investorsGV (Google Ventures)Harmony PartnersOnStartupsWinklevoss CapitalCollaborative FundFounders Fund+4 more

Streetcontxtstreetcontxt.comin𝕏Apr 2017Acquired

Street Contxt provides email intelligence and communication tools for capital markets participants, helping brokers, banks, and buy-side firms manage research distribution, identity, and client interests.

Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaSSales Tech

Co-investorsCommunitas Capital PartnersGarage CapitalJoe LonsdalePalm Drive CapitalPoint72 VenturesPortag3 Ventures+1 more

Synthegosynthego.comin𝕏Jan 2017 · $41M

Synthego develops CRISPR gene-editing and molecular diagnostics products, including custom CRISPR editors in mRNA or protein formats, base editors, and cell-free protein and RNA production systems.

BiotechDeep TechHealthtechMedical DevicesRedwood City, US

Paul John Dabrowski(Executive Officer, Director)Michael Jakub Dabrowski(Executive Officer, Director)Craig Christianson(CEO)inAlex Pesch(Founder)Michael Dabrowski(Founder)Paul Dabrowski(Founder)

Co-investorsAAF Management Ltd.AME Cloud VenturesDeclaration PartnersFounders FundKhosla VenturesMenlo Ventures+11 more

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

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Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.