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Behind Genius Ventures — 2023 Investments

6 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Eskuadeskuad.comin𝕏May 2023✓ verified

eSkuad is a mobile platform for digitizing and automating field operations across supply chains, enabling workers in remote or low-connectivity areas to collect data, generate reports, and automate workflows without internet access.

AI & Machine LearningCleantechData & InfrastructureEnergyEnterprise SoftwareSaaSPortland, US

Max Echeverría(Founder and CEO)in

Co-investorsC2 VenturesTechstarsOutlander VC

Capsuleusecapsule.com𝕏Feb 2023 · $4.8M

Para builds developer tools for interacting with blockchains, including wallets, protocols, and products.

Crypto & Web3Developer ToolsFintechSaaS

Co-investorsZero Knowledge Validator (ZKV)Array Ventures Management LlcBloomberg BetaHuman VenturesSwift VenturesTiferes Ventures

Capsulegetpara.comin𝕏Feb 2023 · $4.8M

Para simplifies blockchain interaction for developers and users through tools and services.

Crypto & Web3Developer ToolsFintech

Co-investorsArray Ventures Management LlcSpice CapitalBloomberg BetaHuman VenturesSwift VenturesTiferes Ventures

Hearthgethearth.comin𝕏Sep 2023 · $4.6M

Hearth provides digital payment and financing solutions for home improvement professionals, digitizing a sector that generates over $500 billion in annual revenue.

Construction TechEnterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS

Anthony Ghosn(Founder)inJoe Lonsdale(Founder)in

Co-investors8VCAAF Management Ltd.Ethos VCHuman CapitalMaC Venture CapitalMantis Capital+9 more

Somethingssomethings.comSeed · May 2023 · $3M

Somethings connects teenagers with peer mentorship support to address gaps in mental health access in the United States.

Digital HealthHealthtechMental HealthWellness & Fitness

Patrick Gilligan(Founder)in

Co-investorsCatalio Capital Management, LPCoalition OperatorsGaingelsGeneral CatalystMana VenturesPlug and Play Ventures+4 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.