Fundraising FoxAltos Ventures — 2023 Investments
6 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Rapport Labs operates Quinit (퀸잇), a lifestyle commerce platform targeting Korean consumers in their 40s and 50s, spanning categories such as luxury goods, underwear, golf, outdoor, and living/home products.
ConsumerE-commerceMarketplaces
Co-investorsAtinum Investment Co. Ltd.Kakao VenturesSoftBank GroupSoftBank Vision Fund
Candidly provides a platform of AI-powered tools and benefit solutions to help people manage student debt and related financial challenges, offered as a workplace benefit through employers.
AI & Machine LearningFintechHR TechSaaSNew York City, US
Laurel Taylor(Founder)in
Co-investorsBackstage CapitalBoston Harbor AngelsCentral Texas Angel NetworkReach CapitalRethink ImpactSixThirty Ventures+10 more
Nexu is an automotive financing platform operating in Mexico that offers car loans and leasing options to individuals with flexible terms and reduced documentation requirements.
B2B MarketplacesFintechMarketplacesMexico City, MX
Fernando Gomez Arriola(Founder)inAbdon Nacif(Founder)in
Co-investorsClocktower VenturesFJ LabsOutbound VenturesSoma CapitalSquareOne CapitalStartups+9 more
Stuf converts underutilized spaces in existing buildings into neighborhood self-storage units, offering month-to-month leases with digital key entry and online reservation management.
ConsumerMarketplacesPropTech
Katharine Lau(Founder)in
Co-investorsAllegion VenturesCerity Partners VenturesChartline Capital PartnersGood FriendsWilshire Lane CapitalHarlem Capital Partners
Vimcal builds a fast calendar and scheduling application designed for remote teams.
Enterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkSaaSNew York City, US
Michael Zhao(Co-founder/CTO)inJohn Li(Founder)inAlex Bayer(Sales)David Nguyen(Account Executive)David Ryan(Account Executive)Kenny Fitzgerald(Director of Engineering)
Co-investorsAsymmetric Capital PartnersFunction VenturesGaingelsVibe CapitalWayfinder VenturesY Combinator+8 more
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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.