Flight Deck Capital
Crossover fundSan Francisco
Investment thesis
Flight Deck Capital is a technology investment fund investing globally in disruptive companies across both public and private markets.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 25, 2026.
What they invest in
from 4 of 4 portfolio companiesSaaS Γ3E-commerce Γ2Enterprise Software Γ2AI & Machine Learning Γ1Developer Tools Γ1Fintech Γ1FoodTech Γ1Marketplaces Γ1
HQs:United StatesΓ2CanadaΓ1JapanΓ1
Investments Β· 4 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathBy year:2025 Β· 32024 Β· 14 dated
Clutch is a visual builder platform that enables creation of AI-powered, personalized websites using drag-and-drop agents, component libraries, and integration with existing tools and data.
AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsE-commerceEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSan Francisco, US
Eric Florenzano(Founder)in
Co-investorsMango CapitalY CombinatorAlkeon CapitalAltos VenturesAndreessen HorowitzBMO Capital Partners+4 more
Clutch provides origination solutions for credit unions, enabling member-centric digital experiences across deposits, loans, and business accounts.
Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS
Nicky Hinrichsen(Founder & CEO)Chris Coleman(Co-founder)Christopher Coleman(Founder)in
Co-investorsAlkeon InnovationAndreessen HorowitzCurql Collective, LLCFloating PointITERATIVENext Level Ventures+7 more
Clutch is an online used-car retailer that buys, inspects, reconditions, and sells certified used cars directly to consumers, offering instant cash offers for sellers and financing for buyers.
E-commerceMarketplacesMobility & Transportation
Stephen Seibel(Founder)inDan Parkin
Co-investorsCanaan PartnersPanache VenturesUpper90Alkeon CapitalAltos VenturesAndreessen Horowitz+9 more
Dinii (ζ ͺεΌδΌη€Ύγγ€γγΌ) uses technology to support Japan's restaurant and food-service industry, aiming to become essential infrastructure for both restaurant operators and consumers.
FoodTechRetail TechSaaSTokyo, JP
Mao Yamada(Founder)in
Co-investorsBessemer Venture PartnersCoral CapitalGlobis Capital PartnersEclecticHillhouse Investment
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Flight Deck Capital focus on?
- Flight Deck Capital focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Flight Deck Capital located?
- Flight Deck Capital is headquartered in San Francisco, US.
Co-investors Β· 5
Redpoint Ventures is a venture capital firm established in 1999 by former partners from leading venture firms, focusing on early-stage technology companies across multiple sectors. The firm leverages its partners' technology investment experience and an extensive network of entrepreneurs and industry contacts to support portfolio company growth.
Obvious is a venture capital firm focused on supporting founders building solutions to humanity's largest challenges across planetary health, human health, and economic health.
Ribbit Capital is a venture firm that partners with founders challenging incumbents across areas such as AI, global commerce, infrastructure, wealth management, money movement, identity, data, and energy, with a strong emphasis on brand-building.
Goodwater Capital is a consumer technology investment firm backing entrepreneurs building companies across sectors such as housing, healthcare, food delivery, financial services, education, entertainment, and transportation.
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Firms observed investing alongside Flight Deck Capital, from public investor directories. Shared companies are the overlap with Flight Deck Capital's recorded portfolio.
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