NextView Ventures — 2021 Investments
11 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Sukha is a browser-based "flow state app" that runs in the background while you work, combining website and app blocking (on computer and phone), focus music, a Pomodoro timer, one-click task management, and an AI coach to break down tasks.
Future of WorkSaaSWellness & FitnessNovato, US
Ulf Schwekendiek(Executive Officer, Director)Tony
BoardJyri Engestrom(Director)in
Board seatStephanie Palmeri· per SEC Form D · $3.1M raise · filed Mar 2021
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesJLL SparkShrug CapitalUncork CapitalYes VC
Hologram provides global IoT connectivity solutions that simplify device management and reduce costs for businesses deploying internet-connected devices across multiple countries.
HardwareIoTSaaSChicago, US
Benjamin Forgan(Executive Officer, Director)inPatrick Wilbur(Executive Officer, Director)Anne Rosen(Executive Officer)
BoardNick Solaro(Director)in
Co-investorsBullpen CapitalCapital Midwest FundConvergeDrive CapitalFounders Circle CapitalGaingels+11 more
Navier builds the N30, an electric hydrofoil boat that flies above the water using a canard foil configuration and a proprietary flight control system that actively adjusts aileron flaps based on real-time sensor feedback.
CleantechHardwareMobility & TransportationChicago, US
Sampriti Bhattacharyya(Founder & CEO)inKenny Jensen(CTO)DAVID CALONE(Director)JOSHUA METNICK(Executive Officer, Director)RYAN EBERHARDT(Director)VUJADIN MILINOVICH(Director)
Co-investorsDraper AssociatesFOG VenturesGaingelsKoru CapitalMarketX VenturesScript Capital+6 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 & Fitness
Joel Lieginger(Founder)
Co-investors515 VenturesAcrew CapitalClocktower VenturesCourtside VenturesGreatPoint VenturesMontage Ventures+4 more
Plannery offers personal loans and AI-powered financial planning to healthcare workers, with loans ranging from $1,050 to $21,000 and an optional employee benefit program.
FintechFuture of WorkHealthtechHR TechPalo Alto, US
Andrew D. First(Director)Krishnan Gopalakrishnan(Founder)Andrew First(Founder)
BoardLee Hower(Director)
Co-investorsGreen Egg VenturesSimplex VenturesXYZ Venture Capital
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 CapitalGaingelsInterlace VenturesRebel FundSHAKTI+14 more
Runwise provides a wireless building control system that replaces traditional control infrastructure, which typically requires many devices, extensive wiring, and days of installation labor, with a single control installed wirelessly in a day or less.
CleantechIoTPropTech
Lee Hoffman(Founder)inMichael Cook(Founder)inJeff Carleton(Founder)Mike Cook(Founder)
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesDERIVE VENTURESHelium-3 VenturesInitialized CapitalMassMutual VenturesMenlo Ventures+7 more
Shelflife offers an inventory intelligence platform for grocery stores that makes expiration dates machine-readable and connects them to POS and inventory systems.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureFoodTechRetail TechSaaSNew York City, US
Lillian Cartwright(Executive Officer, Director)John Joseph Cline(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsTechstarsKindred VenturesSuperAngel.FundSwitch Ventures
Ten Little sells children's shoes and offers a fit-finder quiz to help parents choose the right shoe and size for their kids.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceNew York City, US
Julie Rogers(Founder)inFatma Collins(Founder)
Co-investors2048 VenturesAlumni VenturesJoyance PartnersKindred VenturesRoosh VenturesThe Fund
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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.











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