Fundraising FoxSeae Ventures — 2021 Investments
6 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Clinify is an AI-powered claims processing platform for health insurance in Africa that automates end-to-end claims handling, fraud detection, and payouts using agentic AI agents.
AI & Machine LearningHealthtechInsurTech
Co-investorsBetter Ventures Central LlcGaingelsHaloHealthScaleGood Fund LP (powered by TELUS)Thin Air LabsAcumen+2 more
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The page presents Mostbet, an online platform offering sports betting alongside casino entertainment such as slots and live dealer games, aimed at users in Poland.
ConsumerGamingHealthtechChicago, US
Nate Pelzer(Founder)in
Co-investorsAcumen AmericaBetter Ventures Central LlcTechstarsAcumenAvesta FundImpact Engine
Goalsetter provides a financial literacy and goal-setting platform designed for K-12 schools, colleges, universities, and financial institutions.
AI & Machine LearningEdTechFintechSaaS
Tanya Van Court(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsAstiaBackstage CapitalElevate CapitalEntrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)PortfoliaRemarkable Ventures+4 more
Hurdle provides diagnostic testing infrastructure for healthcare partners, including sample collection kits, lab network access, fulfillment services, and biomarker R&D capabilities across the UK and EU.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtechMedical Devices
Co-investors.406 VenturesSamos InvestmentsSOSVStart CapitalF-Prime CapitalStartUp Health
MD Ally partners with public safety agencies and payers to integrate virtual care and telehealth services into 911 and EMS systems, enabling dispatchers to route non-emergent patients to appropriate care resources in real-time.
Digital HealthHealthtechPhiladelphia, US
Shanel Fields(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardKojo Degraft-Hanson(Director)Brett Topche(Director)in
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesFrist Cressey VenturesGeneral CatalystHearstLabRed & Blue VenturesTechstars+3 more
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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