Fundraising FoxCourtside Ventures — 2021 Investments
6 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Gainful offers personalized performance nutrition products paired with one-on-one Registered Dietitian support for active people pursuing health and fitness goals.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceFoodTechHealthtechWellness & FitnessNew York City, US
Jahaan Ansari(CTO)inEric Wu(Cofounder)inMarkus Jonsson(Director of Engineering)Brian Devlin(Vice President Operations)Jon Shin(Head of Finance)Dean Kelly(CEO)
Co-investorsY CombinatorBrandProject CapitalBarrel VenturesBrama One VenturesDorm RoomKli Capital+9 more
Paceline is a consumer app that connects to fitness and health devices and apps (such as Apple Health, Garmin, Oura, and WHOOP) to combine a user's activity and health data into a single score that measures consistency.
ConsumerHealthtechWellness & FitnessSan Francisco, US
Joel Lieginger(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investors515 VenturesAcrew CapitalClocktower VenturesGreatPoint VenturesMontage VenturesMS&AD Ventures+4 more
Planet Mojo was a web3 gaming ecosystem of interoperable PvP and eSports titles that shut its games down in mid-2025 to pivot to AI video.
Co-investorsARC Angel FundDisney AcceleratorFrame VCimec.xpandInventureRaptor Group+8 more
Brazilian daily fantasy sports and betting operator offering cash-prize soccer contests, sportsbook and casino products.
Cricket Square, Grand Cayman
Mateus Carvalho Dantas(Executive Officer, Director)Andre Augusto Machado Santos(Executive Officer, Director)Kiko Augusto(Founder)Mateus Dantas(Founder)
BoardNigel Eccles(Director)
Co-investors4M HoldingBullpen CapitalLeft Lane CapitalVerve CapitalGlobo VenturesKaszek Ventures
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WinZO is a Delhi-based mobile entertainment platform offering casual and skill-based games in multiple Indian languages.
Co-investorsGriffin Gaming PartnersMakers FundKalaari CapitalLionTree
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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