Fundraising FoxSpider Capital — 2025 Investments
5 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Arintra provides an AI-native autonomous coding platform for healthcare systems that automatically generates medical codes from patient charts to improve revenue capture and reduce denials.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Nitesh Shroff(Founder)inPreeti Bhargava, PhD(Founder)inNitesh Shroff, PhD(Founder)in
Co-investorsY CombinatorCounterpart VenturesFoundersXFoundersX VenturesGaingelsPeak XV Partners+9 more
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CoLab provides AI-powered design review and collaboration software for engineering teams, automating design quality checks and organizing engineering knowledge within PLM and CAD systems.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareHardwareSaaSSt. John's, CA
Jeremy Andrews(Founder)inAdam Keating(Founder)inSteph Burry(Head of People \u0026 Culture)Tessa Whelan(Recruiter)
Co-investorsCreative Destruction Lab (CDL)Fjor FoundersFundersClubInsight PartnersIntrepid Growth PartnersJude Gomila+11 more
CoLab develops robotic systems that automate assembly processes in manufacturing plants, using AI to analyze production data and create value through planning and development consulting.
Advanced ManufacturingAI & Machine LearningRoboticsKawasaki, JP
Shinji Kawabata(Founder)in
Co-investorsCoral CapitalInsight PartnersIntrepid Growth PartnersKillick CapitalY Combinator
Soteris provides real-time, policy-level pricing precision software for property and casualty insurers to optimize underwriting and pricing decisions.
AI & Machine LearningFintechInsurTechSan Francisco, US
Sunit Shah(Founder)inMinsoo Chi(Director)Dan McCarthy(Recruiting)Jenna Aronow(Recruiter)Tom Steffes(Engineer)Blake Brown(Head of Engineering)
Co-investors515 VenturesAmplify PartnersClocktower VenturesWebb Investment NetworkY CombinatorDCVC (Data Collective)+3 more
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