Spark Capital — 2019 Investments
13 investments dated 2019 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Overtime creates and operates new sports leagues and media IP — including OTE and OT Select in basketball and OT7 and OT Nationals in football — while producing over 150 weekly pieces of original sports content for its global audience of next-generation fans and athletes.
ConsumerCreator EconomyMedia & EntertainmentSports TechBrooklyn, US
Zachary Weiner(Founder)inZack Weiner(Founder)inDan Porter(Founder)
Co-investors359 CapitalAndreessen HorowitzBezos ExpeditionsBlack CapitalWinslow Capital645 Ventures+31 more
PreVeil provides secure communication and file-sharing platforms for business and personal use, built on a different security paradigm than traditional data protection approaches.
CybersecurityDefense TechEnterprise SoftwareSaaSBoston, US
Sanjeev Verma(Founder & Chairman)inRandy Battat(Founder & CEO)in
Co-investorsPresidio VenturesCRV (Charles River Ventures)
1stDibs is an online marketplace for curated luxury goods, including furniture, jewelry, art, and fashion, connecting buyers with vetted sellers.
ConsumerE-commerceMarketplacesNew York, US
David Rosenblatt(Chief Executive Officer)inBradford Shellhammer(Chief Marketing Officer & Chief Product Officer)inMelanie Goins(General Counsel and Chief People Officer)inTom Etergino(Chief Financial Officer)Vadim Leyzerovich(Chief Technology Officer)inRoss Paul(Chief Technology Officer)in
Board seatTodd Dagres· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsGlynn Capital ManagementIndex VenturesInsight PartnersTrust FundAllen & CompanyBenchmark+1 more
Capitolis provides portfolio optimization and capital marketplace solutions that help banks reduce risk, improve capital efficiency, and access funding.
Enterprise SoftwareFintechNew York, US
Gil Mandelzis(CEO & Founder)inIgor Teleshevsky(Founder)Tom Glocer(Executive Chairman & Co-Founder)in
Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzCanapi VenturesGreenfield PartnersIndex VenturesS Capital9Yards Capital+8 more
Instawork operates an on-demand staffing app that connects hourly workers with local hospitality and other businesses seeking to fill shifts.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkHR TechMarketplacesSan Francisco, US
Sumir Meghani(CEO)inSaureen Shah(CTO)inMark Wallace(Chief Financial Officer)inDebarshi Kar(CTO)inKeith Chapman(Chief Legal Officer / General Counsel)inCathy Hardin(Chief Revenue Officer)in
Co-investorsAfore CapitalAmino CapitalCorner VenturesCraft VenturesFour Rivers GroupGreylock Partners+16 more
MilkRun connects small farmers directly with local customers through a proprietary delivery platform, bypassing traditional distribution intermediaries.
AgTechB2B MarketplacesClimate TechConsumerE-commerceFoodTechMarketplacesPortland, US
Julia Niiro(Founder)inDany Milham(Founder)Dave Tran(Director of Operational Growth)Jon DeMone(COO)Lilly Harris(Head of People)amy glick(Chief Merchandising Officer)
Co-investorsAirTree VenturesBrighter CapitalTechstarsY CombinatorCongruent VenturesCorrelation Ventures+7 more
Consumer product in the Dapper Labs portfolio.
Co-investorsDapper LabsBoxGroupSequoia CapitalSV Angel
Appraisal software for residential mortgages
Allston, US
Will Denslow(Founder)in
BoardPeter Blacklow(Director)inBarry Finegold(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsAmerican Family VenturesBoston Seed CapitalCentana Growth PartnersCentana PartnersEastward Capital PartnersGutbrain Ventures+2 more
Social Construct develops processes and technologies to design and assemble large apartment buildings more quickly and at lower cost, using an assembly-line approach to construction.
AI & Machine LearningConstruction TechDeep TechDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareHardwarePropTechSan Francisco, US
Ben Huh(Founder & CEO)inDae Young Huh(Executive Officer, Director)Michael Yarne(Director)Faraz Khan(Robotics Engineer)inSejun Park(Director of Manufacturing)inDaniel Heller(Vice President of Operations)
Co-investorsY CombinatorAME Cloud VenturesBronze InvestmentsEmerson Collective InvestingFelicis VenturesFloodgate+7 more
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.




























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