Xoogler Ventures
AcceleratorPre-Seed–Series A · 4 people tracked
Investment thesis
Key Studio backs former Google and Alphabet employees building next-generation AI companies, requiring at least one founder to have Google (or acquired-company) experience. Open to founders at any stage from pre-idea to early product and across all functions and geographies, the program provides up to $100K in non-dilutive program funding, up to $350K in Google Cloud and AI credits, early access to Gemini models, cofounder matching within a vetted Xoogler cohort, expert mentorship from operators-turned-founders, and warm introductions to angels and venture capital partners for seed and Series A follow-on funding.
Source: firm website, verified Jul 29, 2026.
Team · 4 people
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Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Xoogler Ventures invest at?
- Xoogler Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Xoogler Ventures focus on?
- Xoogler Ventures focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Crypto & Web3.
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