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Tusk Venture Partners — 2023 Investments

5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Grillagrilla.ggSeed · Jan 2023 · $3M

C168 is an online betting and gambling platform offering sports betting, live casino, slots, fish-shooting, and lottery games through its website and mobile app.

ConsumerGaming

Trần Phương Nam(CEO)

Kinspirekinspirehealth.comin𝕏Seed · Jan 2023 · $4M

Kinspire provides digital health support for parents of children with developmental and neurodevelopmental needs, combining AI-generated personalized strategies with access to licensed occupational therapists and clinicians.

AI & Machine LearningConsumerDigital HealthHealthtechDenver, US

Lily Baiser(Co-Founder & Chief Clinical Officer)inRob Seigel(Co-Founder & CEO)inSara Berliner(Executive Officer)in

Co-investorsCorazon CapitalGreat Oaks Venture CapitalPave Health VenturesService Provider CapitalIrishAngelsLooking Glass Capital+1 more

Kodexkodexglobal.comin𝕏Series A · Nov 2023 · $10M

Kodex provides a compliance management platform for handling law enforcement data requests and subpoenas.

CybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareGovTechLegalTechBoston, US

Matt Donahue(Founder)inDanny Mendoza(Founder)inJose Mendoza(Chief Technology Officer)Tim Waite(Engineering)Lynne Lu(Recruiter)Steve Matuszek(Director of Engineering)

PartnerBradley Tusk· solo GP

Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzNarya CapitalPeak XV PartnersY CombinatorA*Deutsche Bank+8 more

TBD Healthtbd.healthSeed · Jan 2023 · $4MAcquired

Wisp offers online treatment and telemedicine for women and their partners, providing prescription treatments delivered to patients along with provider messaging and delivery tracking.

Digital HealthDirect to ConsumerFemTechHealthtechStamford, US

Daphne John Chen(Executive Officer)Stephanie Welch Stroup Estey(Executive Officer)

Co-investorsExpansion Venture CapitalSwizzle VenturesExpansion VCHuman VenturesHyphen CapitalSpringdale Ventures

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

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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.