Fundraising FoxChapter One Ventures — 2021 Investments
6 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Cord builds embedded collaboration features that software companies can add to their own products.
Ben Henley(Founder)in
Co-investorsGV (Google Ventures)Index VenturesKickstart InnovationLerer HippeauNFXStride VC
Pearpop is an influencer marketing platform that connects brands with creators for end-to-end campaigns, measurement, talent management, and affiliate activation.
AdTechCreator EconomyMarketing Tech
Cole Mason(Founder)inGuy Oseary(Founder)Spencer Markel(Founder)
Co-investorsChapter OneNvested EquitySeven Seven SixSlow VenturesVentureSouqAnimal Capital+7 more
Spline is a web-based collaborative design platform for creating and shipping production-ready interactive 2D and 3D experiences to web, iOS, and Android.
AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkReston, US
Alejandro Leon(Founder)inAlejandro León(Founder)inGuillaume Gouessan(CTO)Caroline Mack(COO)Ale test(Tester)Gabor Pribek(Head of Design)
Co-investorsChapter OneFirestreak VenturesFirst Round CapitalGradient VenturesLeonis CapitalNXTP+17 more
Syndicate provides infrastructure to scale the Ethereum blockchain, supporting staking and development operations on the network.
Crypto & Web3Mountain View, US
William Raphael Papper(Executive Officer, Director)Ian John Lee(Executive Officer, Director)ian //(Founder)inIan Lee(Founder)inWill Papper(Founder)
Co-investorsA.Capital Venturesa16z cryptoAndreessen HorowitzArchetypeAtelierBlueYard Capital+28 more
Whereby provides browser-based video calling that runs on WebRTC without app downloads, offering meeting features such as breakout groups, screensharing, recording, and transcriptions.
Cloud ComputingDeveloper ToolsDigital HealthFuture of WorkSaaS
Co-investorsChapter OnePoint NineEarl Grey CapitalFathom CapitalSaaStr Fund
Other
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