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Joy provides customizable wedding websites and planning tools for couples organizing their weddings.
B2B MarketplacesConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceMarketplacesSaaSSan Francisco, US
Vishal Joshi(Founder)inDorian Bach(Founder)inKaiwalya Kher(Founder)inDorian B(Founder)Michael Bach(Founder)
PartnerTom Sperry· solo GP
Co-investorsFernbrook Capital ManagementForerunner VenturesGeneral CatalystHelium-3 VenturesKube VCMVP Ventures+31 more
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The Joy Parenting Club is a subscription membership for parents offering 24/7 access to human experts (sleep, lactation, feeding, behavior, and parenting coaches), educational parenting guides, activity tracking, 1:1 video consultations, and discounts on family brands.
ConsumerDigital HealthWellness & Fitness
Co-investorsForerunner VenturesIngeborg InvestmentsMagnify VenturesMaywic Select InvestmentsNext Legacy PartnersObvious Ventures+4 more
BiotechEugene, US
Janis Weeks(Executive Officer, Director)inShawn Lockery(Executive Officer, Director)inMatt Beaudet(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsOregon Venture Fund
Pointz is a bike navigation app that rates roads and paths on a 1-5 bike-friendliness scale and lets cyclists customize routes based on their comfort and experience level.
ConsumerMobility & TransportationSports TechProvidence, US
Co-investorsRogue Womens FundTechstars
Clackamas, US
Travis Rush(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsIrishAngelsJumpstart FoundryPortland Seed Fund
Streem built an augmented-reality-powered remote video assistance platform that let service professionals see customers' problems through their smartphone cameras and capture spatial data.
B2B MarketplacesConsumerDeveloper ToolsMarketplacesMedia & EntertainmentPropTechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Ritik Malhotra(Founder)inTanooj Luthra(Founder)inSamvit Ramadurgam(Founder)in
Co-investors500 GlobalFlying Fish VenturesGFR FundOregon Venture FundY CombinatorArbor Ventures+5 more
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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.