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Interlace Ventures — 2021 Investments

5 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Queenlyqueenly.comin𝕏Seed · Jul 2021 · $2.3MDefunct

Queenly is an online marketplace where users can buy and rent formal wear across iOS, Android, and web platforms.

ConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceMarketplacesSan Francisco, US

Trisha Bantigue(Founder)inKathy Zhou-Patel(Founder)inTrisha Bantigue Tsao(Founder)inMengzhou Zhou(Director)Kathy Zhou(Founder)Dewandra Downs(Software Engineer)

Co-investorsAlumni VenturesAmino CapitalGaingelsRebel FundSHAKTIY Combinator+14 more

Sunroomsunroom.soPre-Seed · Jan 2021

Fanfix is a subscription platform that lets creators offer exclusive content, earn recurring revenue through subscriptions, lockable posts, direct messaging, livestreaming, and 1:1 calls, and build relationships with their fans in a brand-safe environment.

ConsumerCreator EconomySocial

Lucy Mort(Founder)inMichelle Battersby(Founder)

Co-investorsBlackbird Ventures

Treettreet.coin𝕏May 2021

Freedom Rave Wear operates a branded resale platform for pre-loved rave fashion, enabling peer-to-peer and off-price sales of both customer items and brand-direct inventory.

Circular EconomyClimate TechDirect to ConsumerE-commerceRetail TechSan Francisco, US

Jacob Disraeli(Executive Officer, Director)Jake Disraeli(Founder)inMichael Hodgens(Chief AI Officer)inSonia Yang(Founder)

Co-investorsAlante CapitalBAM VenturesBBG VenturesBling CapitalGaingelsGreen Meadow Ventures+5 more

Treettreet.fiinMay 2021

Treet offers a web and mobile platform for remotely using pharmacy services, letting users order products and consult with pharmacists for same-day delivery within hours.

Digital HealthE-commerceHealthtech

Co-investorsNostetta VenturesAlante CapitalBAM VenturesBBG VenturesBling CapitalFirst Round Capital+5 more

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Astro Financial

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.