SNGLR Capital AG
Venture capitalSeed
Investment thesis
SNGLR invests mainly in European early-stage technology startups with exponential growth potential across two thematic seed funds: Fund I focused on Longevity & Vitality, and Fund II on Smart Mobility & Smart Cities. It targets companies whose solutions are enabled by key technologies including AI, blockchain, data (IoT, DePIN, API), AIoT and robotics. Beyond capital, the firm supports founders as one team, drawing on experience as founders, early-stage investors, board members, advisors, mentors and coaches. It offers a special engagement model with selected corporate venture units and consulting firms for market access, plus deep technology insight through its XLabs experts.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does SNGLR Capital AG invest at?
- SNGLR Capital AG invests at the Seed stage.
- What sectors does SNGLR Capital AG focus on?
- SNGLR Capital AG focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Crypto & Web3, Deep Tech, IoT, Longevity, Mobility & Transportation, Robotics, Wellness & Fitness.
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