Tandem Ventures — Full Portfolio
7 tracked investments · listed companies and verified rows first
Mckinney, US
Justin Ray McCallon(Executive Officer, Director)Zachary Stolzenberg(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardTaylor Oliver(Director)Emil Stefanutti(Director)in
Co-investorsActive CapitalAI FundCapital FactoryCERVIN VENTURESMyriad Venture Partners
Enzo is an AI-native software platform built specifically for home health agencies, unifying intake, scheduling, documentation, OASIS, coding, QA, billing, quality management, and reporting on a single system.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtechSaaS
Zach Newman(Founder)inDan Conger(Founder)
Co-investorsGradient VenturesNext47Soma Capital
Home Run Dugout operates a baseball entertainment venue offering simulated batting experiences in a social setting with food, beverage, and live music.
ConsumerSports TechKaty, US
Nick HermandorferTyler Bambrick
Co-investorsTemerity Capital PartnersGradient VenturesV3 Ventures
Neuromorphic Labs builds a "trust layer" and control plane for production AI, giving every dataset, model, prompt, agent, and compute environment a cryptographically verifiable identity across its lifecycle.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityData & InfrastructureWilmington, US
Co-investorsFlying Fish VenturesService Provider CapitalSaas Ventures, L.L.C.Toyota Ventures
PostSig is a content intelligence platform that uses AI to interpret complex contracts, investor rights, amendments, and obligations, keeping governance and rights data current as they change over time.
AI & Machine LearningFintechLegalTechSaaS
Co-investorsDenver VenturesDifferential VenturesFrontier Venture CapitalSaas Ventures, L.L.C.
StrongSuit is an AI platform for litigators that covers discovery, legal research, drafting, precedent verification, and oral argument preparation in one system.
AI & Machine LearningLegalTechSaaS
Justin McCallon(Founder)inLindsey Michaelides(Founder)
Co-investorsAI FundCervinBloomberg BetaMyriad Venture Partners
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