Fundraising FoxScribble Ventures — 2022 Investments
6 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
NCX provides forestry analytics, market access, and expert guidance to family forest owners across the United States, helping them navigate timber sales, carbon credit programs, and conservation opportunities.
AgTechClimate TechMarketplacesSaaS
Zack Parisa(Co-founder)inMax Nova(Co-founder)in
Co-investorsAlpha EdisonClimacticEnergize CapitalHAWKTAILThird DerivativeVersion One Ventures+4 more
Co-investorsLobby Capital
Streamline AI provides a workflow platform for legal intake, triage, and management designed for in-house legal departments.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaSBurlingame, US
Kathy M. Zhu(Founder)inJulian Wimbush(Founder)inKathy Zhu(Founder)
Co-investorsBlumberg CapitalLegalTechOceans VenturesRidge VenturesArthur Ventures
SuperDial (SuperBill) provides voice AI agents that automate outbound payer and provider phone calls and portal work for healthcare revenue cycle teams, handling tasks like claim follow-up, benefits verification, authorization status, credentialing, and enrollment.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSan Francisco, US
Samuel Roland Schwager(Executive Officer, Director)Harrison DeWitt Caruthers(Executive Officer, Director)Paul Bernard(Chief Product Officer)in
Co-investorsBoxGroupFJ LabsSignalFire
Swantide provides purpose-built AI agents for Salesforce teams that operate across the project lifecycle, including org health assessment, requirements gathering, impact analysis, solution design, build (Apex, Flows, config), test case generation, debugging, and documentation.
AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsSaaSSan Francisco, US
Taylor Lint(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardNaomi Ionita(Director)in
Co-investors515 VenturesMenlo VenturesBurst CapitalMenloNeoVillage Global
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.