Rethink Education — 2019 Investments
5 investments dated 2019 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Terra is a smart sleep system that detects and prevents menopausal hot flashes: a wearable bracelet monitors skin moisture and movement to predict a hot flash and triggers chilled water to flow through a mattress pad for instant cooling.
Digital HealthFemTechHardwareHealthtechWellness & FitnessSan Francisco, US
Loewen Cavill(Executive Officer, Director)inClaire Traweek(Executive Officer, Director)inMichael Masterson(Director)
Co-investorsDorm RoomOwl VenturesSBXiSupermoon CapitalThe E14 FundOwl
Civitas is a community-driven 4X strategy game built on blockchain, where players claim NFT land, build and develop cities, trade resources, and participate in governance through city-based subDAOs.
Crypto & Web3Gaming
Co-investorsGuanxiDAOEmergence Capital PartnersFirst Round CapitalFrancisco PartnersSevenX VenturesSJF Ventures+1 more
Crehana offers an HR platform for companies in Latin America that connects recruitment, people management, training, performance, and workplace climate management in a single tool, with real-time analytics and AI-generated insights.
EdTechHR TechSaaS
Diego Olcese(Founder)inRodolfo Dañino(Founder)in
Co-investorsBridge LatamDila CapitalGeneral AtlanticHOWZAT PartnersNazcaAcumen+4 more
Upswing provides technology infrastructure enabling companies to offer embedded financial products.
Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS
Nihar Gupta(Founder)inAnupam Bagchi(Founder)in
Co-investorsBetter CapitalQED InvestorsQuona CapitalIndia Foundation Fund Series I (A Scheme Of Multiply Ventures IndiaTitan CapitalAmara VC+2 more
Upswing offers a wraparound student services platform that supports higher education students with academic help, mental health, basic needs, advising, and on-demand information to improve retention rates.
EdTechMental HealthSaaS
Alex Pritchett(Founder)in
Co-investorsCharlotte Angel FundImpact America FundNex CubedTech WildcattersAmara VCBetter Capital+2 more
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