Fundraising FoxNVP Capital — 2026 Investments
6 investments dated 2026 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Archive provides resale strategy, technology, and operations services to brands looking to build and scale their own resale businesses.
AI & Machine LearningCircular EconomyClimate TechE-commerceRetail TechSaaSLos Altos, US
Emily Gittins(Founder)inRyan Rowe(Founder)in
Co-investorsBain Capital VenturesCleo CapitalEnergize CapitalFernbrook Capital ManagementFrontline VenturesGood Friends+11 more
Archive builds AI-powered creator marketing software for e-commerce brands, automating influencer program management and scaling community-driven marketing efforts.
AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyE-commerceMarketing Tech
Geoffrey Woo(Co-founder & Chairman)inPaul Benigeri(Co-Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsAntiFlorida FundersVocal VenturesEnergize CapitalSugar CapitalWing+1 more
Human (HMN) is a holding company building tools aimed at complex economic and social issues for an agentic future.
Co-investorsSlow VenturesY Combinator
Human Archive is a data lab that collects, labels, and synchronizes multimodal sensor data (video, audio, tactile, motion capture) from 100,000+ contributors across homes, hospitality, agriculture, industrial, construction, and retail settings.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDeep TechRoboticsSan Francisco, US
Raj Patel(CEO)inRushil Agarwal(Founder)inSamay Maini(Founder)inShloke Patel(Founder)inPiyush Ghosh(Head of Ops)Rohan Parikh(MLE intern)
Co-investorsY CombinatorWingZAKA VCHike VenturesN+1 CapitalPageOne Lab, Inc.+1 more
SignalLift offers an AI-based orchestration and decisioning layer for multi-unit retail businesses, connecting data across their systems to support continuous operational improvement.
AI & Machine LearningRetail TechSaaSRiverside, US
Duncan McCall(Founder)inJason Kealey(Founder)in
BoardVaughn Crowe(Director)in
Co-investorsHannah Grey Ventures
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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