Skyfall Ventures — 2025 Investments
5 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Parahelp builds an AI-powered customer support agent that can be configured to integrate with external tools and APIs to resolve support tickets autonomously.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSan Francisco, US
Anker Ryhl(CEO)inMads Liechti(Founder)inAnker Bach Ryhl(Founder)inMads Lunau Liechti(Founder)inEmil Olsen(Operations)Henrik Aalto(Founding Engineer)
Co-investorsbyFoundersOrange CollectiveY CombinatorAlt Capitalf7 VenturesFestina+9 more
Riff is a voice communication tool that lets team members talk to each other on demand, with controls over individual availability.
Enterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkSaaS
Co-investorsBalderton CapitalGlobal Founders CapitalIllusianMaki.vcNorthzoneSondo Capital
Riff builds AI agents that automate the operational work behind manufacturing orders — including quoting, procurement, planning, logistics, invoice matching, and supplier follow-up — running on top of existing ERP systems like SAP, Oracle, Infor, and Microsoft.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningLogistics & Supply ChainBend, NO
Bobby Evers(Manager of Riff LLC)Paul Evers(Manager of Riff LLC)Nate Armbrust(Manager of Riff LLC)
Co-investorsNorthzoneSondo CapitalGlobal Founders CapitalIllusianMaki.vcVTF Capital
Take Take Take is a chess platform that combines playing, learning, and social features in one place, aimed at intermediate "improving" players who fall between casual and serious levels.
ConsumerEdTechGamingSocial
Mats(Founder)Magnus Carlsen
Co-investorsCoatue ManagementSNÖ Ventures
WeWillWrite is an educational technology product that helps teachers create a social, game-based environment where students practice writing through play.
AI & Machine LearningEdTechGamingSaaS
Daniel Senn(Founder)inJohannes Stensen(Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder (of Poio))inErlend Klouman Høiner(Chief Marketing Officer)inStefan Palsson(Chief Financial Officer)
Co-investorsSpintop Ventures
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