Indie.vc

Founders Fund is a venture capital firm that invests in companies building transformative technologies across defense, space, data analytics, and other frontier sectors.

Greylock Partners is a venture capital firm that backs founders at the earliest stages, often as their first investor before a product exists.

Index Ventures is a venture capital firm that backs founders across the globe, investing in the people behind ideas from early through later stages.

Uncork Capital is a seed-stage venture firm that backs founders at the earliest stage, before their potential is widely recognized.

Spark Capital is a venture capital firm that backs founders across technology and consumer companies; it notably led Twitter's Series B in 2008.

True Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm that writes the first check for founders and supports them through subsequent stages of growth.

CRV (Charles River Ventures) is an early-stage venture capital firm that backs founders at the seed and Series A stages, with a long history of investing since 1970.

Union Square Ventures is a venture capital firm based in New York City that invests in companies at the edge of large markets being transformed by technological and societal pressures.

Precursor Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in founders at the earliest stages, focusing on people over product.

Harrison Metal is a solo-GP seed fund run by Michael Dearing, a former eBay executive and Stanford professor, who brings rigorous "management craft" and operating discipline to seed investing through his background as both an operator and educator. The fund operates with a deliberately quiet, low-profile approach and has become known as a training ground for newer seed managers, with its ethos focusing obsessively on basic management hygiene and craftsmanship as a competitive edge.

Two Sigma Ventures has rebranded and is now known as Deviation Capital; the page directs visitors to the new website.