Fundraising FoxTwenty Two Ventures — 2026 Investments
5 investments dated 2026 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Crimson uses AI to automate document review, evidence sorting, and case file organization for litigation and arbitration teams.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaSLondon, GB
Mark Feldner(CEO)inDavid Strömbäck(CTO)inAmine Amor
Co-investorsY CombinatorEight CapitalAcquisition.comAmino CapitalEight CapitalProgressive Ventures+4 more
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Expanse provides attack surface management software that continuously discovers and monitors connected systems and exposed services to identify unknown security risks across hybrid and cloud infrastructure.
Cloud ComputingCybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
Co-investorsWebb Investment NetworkAIP SeedCrane Venture PartnersGeneral AdvancePXN VenturesRitual Capital+3 more
Lua is a free online PDF converter that enables users to convert PDF files to Word, Excel, JPG, PNG, PPT, and HTML formats without requiring downloads.
SaaSNew York City, US
Co-investorsFlourish VenturesNat TurnerTechstars20VCNorrsken22P1 Ventures+2 more
Magic Patterns generates user interface designs that match existing product styling and enables rapid prototyping of new features.
Developer ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSan Francisco, US
Alex Danilowicz(Founder)inTeddy Ni(Founder)inAlexander Danilowicz(Founder)in
Co-investorsEssence Venture CapitalPioneerStandard CapitalY CombinatorCapitalize VCCoughdrop Capital+7 more
Patterns provides an AI-powered platform for financial analysis and reporting that allows users to perform data analysis using natural language instead of traditional spreadsheets.
Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSan Francisco, US
Ken Van Haren(Founder)inChris Stanley(Founder)inSam Nickolay(Senior Software Engineer)inJon Travis(Vice President Engineering)Michael Hathaway(Growth Lead)
Co-investorsRoot Ventures Manager, LlcWayfinder VenturesY CombinatorAmity VenturesAmplify PartnersAndreessen Horowitz+5 more
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