PeakSpan Capital Partners — 2024 Investments
5 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Aidium is a CRM platform built for mortgage producers and loan officers, letting teams customize pipelines, fields, tags, automations, and marketing collateral without coding while enterprises retain oversight.
AI & Machine LearningFintechPropTechSaaSSales TechBoulder, US
Spencer Dusebout(Executive Officer, Director)in
Board seatKyle Reitinger· per SEC Form D
Backoffice is a scheduling and workforce management platform for hospitality and service businesses that enables shift planning by the minute, automatic staff assignment, real-time labor cost tracking, and integration with point-of-sale systems.
Enterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkHR TechSaaSVilnius, LT
Felix Rodriguez(Executive Officer, Director)Glennys Rodriguez(Director)
BoardPatrick Matthews(Director)
Board seatJack FreemanChase Goree· per SEC Form D · $40M raise · filed Oct 2024
Co-investorsFirstpick
FinPay provides Patient Financial Management technology that gives patients price transparency, affordable payment options, and pre-care payment tools for accessing healthcare.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthFintechHealthtechKing Of Prussia, US
Ned Moore(Director)inTimothy Kowalski(Executive Officer, Director)Lauren Anderson(Vice President of Operations)inChristopher Wolfington(Founder & Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer)inIyad Baker(Director)John Tedeschi(Director)
Board seatJack Freeman· per SEC Form D · $2.5M raise · filed Dec 2024
Co-investorsRaptor Group
TraceAir provides a drone-based site monitoring and intelligence platform for land acquisition, development, and construction teams, offering topography surveys, cut/fill and stockpile detection, drainage reports, 360° site documentation, and time-stamped historical records.
Construction TechPropTechSaaS
Dmitry KorolevinMaria Khokhlova(Founder)in
Co-investors500 GlobalMetropolis VCProspective TechnologiesBuran Venture CapitalFlashpoint Venture CapitalGEM Capital+2 more
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.













