Andreessen Horowitz
Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz and based in Menlo Park, California. It funds startups across the entire lifecycle, from seed to growth, with a broad focus on software and technology-enabled businesses. The firm backs companies in software, cloud infrastructure, digital platforms, data storage, and mobile and Internet services, as well as sectors at the intersection of technology with life sciences, such as bio healthcare and computational medicine. Its investments span artificial intelligence, fintech, consumer and enterprise software, crypto and blockchain, cybersecurity, and related infrastructure. Through strategic guidance and a hands-on approach, the firm aims to help portfolio companies scale and innovate.
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Past deals in Email
Resend
Series A in 2024
Resend is a software company specializing in developer-focused email solutions. It offers an API for sending transactional emails at scale, featuring dedicated IPs for improved deliverability and automatic IP warming. Resend also provides documentation and support for integration with Laravel.
Material Security
Series C in 2022
Material Security provides data-driven email security software that protects an organization's users and data. The company focuses on usable security and resilience, aiming to make protection effective and simple rather than rely on abstract technology. Its platform analyzes risk in cloud office apps, detects threats, and automatically investigates incidents, while enabling mitigation through integrations with identity providers and involvement of end-users. Material Security partners with large organizations across media, finance, technology, and the public sector to safeguard confidentiality and support secure collaboration.
Material Security
Series B in 2021
Material Security provides data-driven email security software that protects an organization's users and data. The company focuses on usable security and resilience, aiming to make protection effective and simple rather than rely on abstract technology. Its platform analyzes risk in cloud office apps, detects threats, and automatically investigates incidents, while enabling mitigation through integrations with identity providers and involvement of end-users. Material Security partners with large organizations across media, finance, technology, and the public sector to safeguard confidentiality and support secure collaboration.
Material Security
Series A in 2020
Material Security provides data-driven email security software that protects an organization's users and data. The company focuses on usable security and resilience, aiming to make protection effective and simple rather than rely on abstract technology. Its platform analyzes risk in cloud office apps, detects threats, and automatically investigates incidents, while enabling mitigation through integrations with identity providers and involvement of end-users. Material Security partners with large organizations across media, finance, technology, and the public sector to safeguard confidentiality and support secure collaboration.
Superhuman
Series B in 2019
Superhuman is a software platform that enhances email productivity through an advanced application designed for electronic mailing services. It integrates seamlessly with Gmail, offering features such as AI writing assistance, summarization, and social insights. Users can utilize shortcuts to manage their inbox effectively, including the ability to snooze conversations and prioritize important messages. This focus on streamlining email workflows aims to provide a more efficient and organized experience for individuals seeking to improve their communication and productivity.
Magin
Seed Round in 2014
Magin is an iPhone email app that tries to improve where other similar apps fall short by providing unique user interface, combined with cool features.
The app tries to focus on most of the key things in email and makes them better by providing user experience that will make your actions seem fast and fluid.
The app also tries to incorporate gestures and hand movements to excel the user experience, and combine these with unique animations that makes the interface to look lively and attractive.
Being in such a crowded space Magin tries to differentiate from it's competitors by combining unique user interface with great features and aims to boost your productivity, whereas other similar apps are trying to "just work", Magin make it all seem like magic.
Tipbit
Debt Financing in 2013
Tipbit returns email to killer app status by recreating it to make working from the smartphone easier and more productive – as often as possible, turning everyday tasks into a single swipe of a thumb or finger. It is the only mobile app that pulls everything a person needs to work effectively on the go into a single interface.
Tomfoolery
Seed Round in 2013
Tomfoolery is a mobile app lab founded by ex-Yahoo and AOL execs committed to making enterprise solutions more consumer-friendly. Its debut app is the conversation platform Anchor.
Anchor allows users to share files from Box.com and Dropbox, syncs with Evernote, and lets companies create company directories on the platform — a listing of all employees who are on Anchor — which can be used to find email and phone details, as well as link for chatting.
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