Fundraising FoxLAUNCH — 2022 Investments
6 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Codiga is a platform that helps developers and managers detect code defects and technical debt early in their development process.
CybersecurityDeveloper ToolsSaaSDenver, US
Julien Delange(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsTechstars2.12 AngelsMGV CapitalService Provider CapitalDraper Cygnus
Flynt provides software for restaurants to optimize revenue on online ordering platforms such as Deliveroo and Uber Eats, using automated promotional offer strategies and pricing to maximize profitability.
FoodTechMarketing TechSaaSTravel & HospitalityParis, FR
Thibault Desplats(CEO)inWuillaume Dalle(CTO)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneur FirstKima VenturesBrowder CapitalPareto HoldingsStripe
Desktop productivity tool that increases focus and attention to help get things done.
Marie Ng(Founder)in
Co-investorsBlack Sheep Capital
The Lanby curates and recommends wellness products from third-party brands across categories including supplements, fitness equipment, kitchen items, and home goods aligned with holistic health principles.
ConsumerDigital HealthHealthtechLongevityWellness & FitnessNew York, US
Chloe Harrouche(Co-Founder & CEO)inTandice Urban(Co-Founder)in
Co-investorsFemale FoundersMyelin VCGoodwater CapitalMAGIC Fund
Vanta provides an automated security and compliance platform that helps companies achieve and maintain certifications such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001 through continuous monitoring, evidence collection, and an AI agent that drafts policies and compliance work.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSan Francisco, US
Christina Cacioppo(CEO & Founder)inBrittany Rose(Executive Officer)Erik Goldman(Founder)Rob Picard(Security Lead)inMatt Long(Senior Software Engineer)inAlex Marquez-Shaw(Recruiter)
Co-investorsSequoia CapitalY CombinatorGoldman SachsAcrew CapitalAtlassian VenturesBeyond Capital+25 more
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