Collaborative Fund is a venture capital investment firm based in New York, founded in 2010 by Craig Shapiro. The firm focuses on funding companies that prioritize creativity and collaborative consumption, aligning its investments with emerging trends in the creative class and sustainable business practices. Collaborative Fund targets various sectors, including climate, consumer products, industrial solutions, precision health, children's products, food, health, and financial services. As a Registered Investment Adviser, the firm aims to support innovative businesses that contribute to positive societal and environmental change.
Fable, Inc. is a computer software company that has developed a web-based motion design platform aimed at creative professionals and indie creators. Established in 2018 and based in New York, Fable provides a collaborative solution that simplifies the animation process for beginners while enhancing efficiency for experienced users. The platform allows teams to work together on projects and supports saving creations as GIFs or HD videos. Fable's mission focuses on empowering creators by providing them with the tools and opportunities to express their stories through motion design.
Fable
Seed Round in 2020
Fable, Inc. is a computer software company that has developed a web-based motion design platform aimed at creative professionals and indie creators. Established in 2018 and based in New York, Fable provides a collaborative solution that simplifies the animation process for beginners while enhancing efficiency for experienced users. The platform allows teams to work together on projects and supports saving creations as GIFs or HD videos. Fable's mission focuses on empowering creators by providing them with the tools and opportunities to express their stories through motion design.
Noun Project
Seed Round in 2014
The Noun Project is a platform designed to share the world's visual language, enabling effortless communication across diverse cultures and languages. It offers a vast collection of icons that can be created, shared, and used royalty-free, making them accessible for various communication and business purposes. By providing these visual resources, the Noun Project facilitates clearer interactions and understanding among users globally, regardless of language barriers.
makr
Seed Round in 2013
Makr is a design app for next-generation makers: the creative entrepreneur, the DIYer, the next-level home entertainer. Headquartered in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, we’re inspired every day by our local maker community. We developed Makr specifically for iPad to bring DIY to the 21st century, using digital tech to enrich the handmade movement and our shared love of old-fashioned craft. Makr provides sophisticated design tools – exclusive to professional studio use until now – to the local maker’s workshop and DIYer’s home.
Sessions
Seed Round in 2013
Sessions is developing a suite of behavior change programs blending the highest standards of design and user experience with the rigor of evidence-based clinical practice. Leveraging technology allows Sessions to deliver higher quality programs with better outcomes at lower cost. Leveraging technology allows Sessions to deliver higher quality programs with better outcomes at lower cost.
Quarterly
Seed Round in 2011
Quarterly is somewhat of an outlier, having created a design-oriented subscription service and accompanying web platform, which allows anyone to sign up and receive curated, physical gifts from influential contributors like President of the Rhode Island School of Design, John Maeda, Behance Founder Scott Belsky, and Alexis Ohanian of Reddit, Breadpig, and Hipmunk fame by mail. Quarterly is a new way to connect with the people you follow and find interesting. They spend so much of their lives connecting with people online that they forget the value of tangible interactions that happen in the real world. Quarterly wants to bridge that gap by allowing anyone to subscribe to influential curators and receive physical items in the mail from them. It’s like a magazine, but instead of receiving words on a page, their subscribers receive actual items that tell a compelling story crafted by the curator.
Massive Health
Seed Round in 2011
Massive Health is a company dedicated to promoting healthy living through innovative technology and design. Founded in 2010 and led by Aza Raskin, a former creative lead at Firefox, the company aims to make health-related information accessible and engaging for everyone. Its flagship product, The Eatery, is an iPhone application that encourages users to improve their dietary habits by allowing them to take photos of their meals. This approach not only makes tracking food consumption enjoyable but also provides valuable feedback on the healthiness of their choices, assisting users in developing healthier habits. Massive Health's focus extends to helping individuals manage chronic conditions like diabetes through diet and exercise, emphasizing a holistic approach to wellness.
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