Fundraising FoxVenture Guides Management, L.P. — 2025 Investments
5 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Hoop builds AI agents that help individuals and teams manage context, prioritize what matters, and follow through on work spread across email, chat, meetings, and documents.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceFuture of WorkSaaSNew York City, US
Brian Schmidt(Co-founder, Operations, Finance & Legal)inJustin Gallagher(Co-founder, Product, Engineering & Design)inStella Garber(Co-founder, Go to Market)in
Co-investorsDivergent CapitalIndex VenturesOrigin VenturesChingona VenturesustwoY Combinator
Hoop.dev provides a security gateway that inspects and controls database queries, API calls, and commands at the protocol layer, masking sensitive data and blocking risky operations before they execute.
CybersecurityDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSão Paulo, BR
Andrios Robert(Founder)inmike Daniels(Vice President Sales)Mat M(Engineering Manager)
Co-investorsValor Capital GroupY CombinatorGlobal Founders CapitalHarvard Management CompanyIndex VenturesLiquid Ventures+2 more
Precog provides automated data integration (ELT) using multi-dimensional algebra and AI-powered schema detection to transform complex object data from APIs, SaaS applications, and IoT platforms into business-ready data.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechBoulder, US
Jeff Carr(Founder)inMatthew Bellows(Chief Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsCircadian VenturesFirstMile VenturesGreater Colorado Venture FundMatchstick VenturesRange VCStreamlined Ventures+4 more
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Ray Security offers a platform that discovers and controls AI tools — including copilots, agents, and LLMs, whether sanctioned or shadow — that access an organization's data, and automatically remediates unnecessary exposure.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityData & Infrastructure
Dekel Levkovich(Founder)in
Co-investorsIbex Investors
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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