Fundraising FoxSamsung Next — 2018 Investments
6 investments dated 2018 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Ventus AI is an enterprise automation platform offering AI agents ("AI teammates") that operate inside existing systems—desktop apps, web portals, and legacy software—without API integrations to automate complex business workflows, handling MFA, CAPTCHAs, and phone calls.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechCasa Grande, US
Maran Vedamanikam(CEO and Manager)Peter Qian(Co-founder & CEO)Vincent Lu(Co-founder & CTO)
Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzWndrCoAlexandriaBiotechnology Value FundCasdin CapitalFonds de solidarité FTQ+5 more
Early consumer NFT use case launched in 2017.
Co-investorsDapper LabsAndreessen HorowitzAnimoca BrandsBalaji SrinivasanCoinFundDigital Currency Group+10 more
Grover offers technology products such as smartphones and other consumer electronics through flexible rental subscription plans, allowing customers to pay for the duration they use a device.
Circular EconomyConsumerE-commerceMarketplaces
Michael Cassau(Founder)in
Co-investorsAssurant VenturesAugmentum FintechcoparionEnergy Impact PartnersEnjoyventure ManagementGerman Media Pool+10 more
Puls dispatches vetted and background-checked technicians to provide on-demand home services for consumers.
B2B MarketplacesConsumerMarketplacesPropTech
Co-investorsHanaco Venture CapitalMaverick Ventures IsraelRed Dot Capital PartnersHamilton LaneMaverick VenturesSequoia Capital+3 more
WellSet is a subscription-based holistic wellbeing platform offering unlimited access to online classes and self-care tools such as acupressure, EFT tapping, breathwork, sound healing, and meditation aimed at reducing stress and anxiety and improving sleep and mood.
ConsumerMental HealthWellness & FitnessWest Hollywood, US
Tegan Bukowski(Executive Officer, Director)Tegan Behel(Founder)inSky Meltzer(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsHead & Heart Capital
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Edgeworx
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