Matrix Partners is a venture capital firm founded in 1977 and based in San Francisco, California. The firm specializes in early-stage investments, supporting companies from the ideation phase through Series A funding. Matrix Partners focuses on various sectors, including applied artificial intelligence, B2B SaaS, digital health, fintech, and sustainable hardware. The firm prides itself on building long-term relationships with entrepreneurs, leveraging a team of former founders and experienced investors to foster significant, industry-leading companies. With a strong portfolio that includes notable investments like Oculus, Zendesk, and Afterpay, Matrix Partners has contributed to the success of numerous businesses, helping many achieve initial public offerings and profitable mergers and acquisitions. The firm combines local market knowledge with a global perspective, consistently ranking among the top venture firms in terms of returns to its investors.
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Ben Altshuler
Partner
Timothy Barrows
General Partner
Diana Kimball Berlin
Partner
Phyllis Doherty
Administrative Partner
Paul Ferri
Co-Founder
Wan Haoji
Partner
Patrick Malatack
General Partner
Harry Man
Partner
Kojo Osei
Partner
Kun Qian
Managing Director
Stan Reiss
General Partner
Brian Ru
Venture Partner
Bo Shao
Founding Managing Partner
David Skok
General Partner
Jared Sleeper
Partner
Dana Stalder
General Partner
David Su
Founding Managing Partner
Ilya Sukhar
General Partner
Sun Linghao
Managing Partner
Tong Ti
Vice President
Andrew Verhalen
General Partner
Huadong Wang
Partner
Kevin Xiong
Partner
Eric YU
Director
Past deals in Video
Sand AI
Venture Round in 2025
Sand AI is an AI company that focuses on producing videos.
CommonGround-AI
Series A in 2022
CommonGround-AI provides a new 3D video platform.
CommonGround-AI
Seed Round in 2020
CommonGround-AI provides a new 3D video platform.
GP Union
Series A in 2017
GP Union is a video content producing company. It offers film and television production, 3D animation, digital demo, etc.
Eyepetizer
Series A in 2016
Eyepetizer is an online platform dedicated to curating short video content across various genres, including animation, advertising, film, television, sports, creativity, games, and travel. Each day, the platform delivers a selection of five handpicked short videos to its users, ensuring a diverse and engaging viewing experience. By focusing on different topics, Eyepetizer aims to provide users with opportunities to learn and discover new insights through its carefully selected content.
Meiyaapp
Angel Round in 2015
Meiyaapp is a beauty application that provides video makeup tutorials.
Aipai
Series C in 2014
Aipai is a video editing and sharing platform that offers a comprehensive suite of tools for creating and sharing video content. Its core product, Aipai, integrates various functionalities including screen recording, game video capture, and video editing features such as special effects, background music, and dynamic photo albums. This software enables users to author videos, share gaming moments, and engage in live broadcasts, fostering an interactive and social experience. By providing a complete chain of creation and sharing, Aipai caters to both gamers and content creators, allowing them to produce and disseminate engaging video content efficiently.
Biscoot
Series A in 2013
Biscoot.com is a perfect infotainment site, which gives you the best of the best in celebrity gossip, news, exclusive interviews, movie reviews, trailers, videos, music albums...and much more.
Camera360
Series B in 2013
Camera360 is a mobile phone camera application. Through a variety of solutions, including Camera360 Ultimate, HelloCamera, Movie360, Pink360, Camera360 Cloud, Camera360 SDK and Web Camera360, Camera360 hopes to build an ecosystem for the modern creatives to capture, compose and share the beautiful moments of their lives.
Camera360
Series A in 2012
Camera360 is a mobile phone camera application. Through a variety of solutions, including Camera360 Ultimate, HelloCamera, Movie360, Pink360, Camera360 Cloud, Camera360 SDK and Web Camera360, Camera360 hopes to build an ecosystem for the modern creatives to capture, compose and share the beautiful moments of their lives.
VideoIQ
Series C in 2012
VideoIQ, Inc. specializes in intelligent video surveillance systems, offering products such as Icvr intelligent IP cameras and encoders that incorporate video recording, analytics, and intelligent networking. Their HD smart video analytics engines enhance surveillance capabilities by providing real-time warnings and security protection across various environments. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including utilities and infrastructure, industrial settings, transportation, homeland security, corporate campuses, and commercial outdoor spaces. Specific applications include water treatment facilities, factories, truck terminals, and government buildings, as well as luxury homes and construction sites. VideoIQ sells its products in the United States and Europe through a network of video surveillance integrators and resellers. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Chanyouji
Series A in 2012
Chanyouji.com is a travelogue application that offers features such as video support, original timeline picture scrolling, mood notes, video recording, marked travel dates, and schedules. It also enables users to make offline records throughout their entire trip and broadcast in on the web. In 2012, Chanyouji won the Award for Best User Experience.
Klip
Series A in 2011
Klip, Inc., founded in 2011 and based in Palo Alto, California, develops a mobile application designed for users to capture, share, discover, and view videos. The company distinguishes itself by prioritizing the discovery aspect of video content, alongside offering high-quality streaming tailored for mobile devices. Unlike many other video apps that primarily emphasize video capture and editing, Klip focuses on creating a seamless experience for users to explore and enjoy mobile videos, thereby enhancing social interaction and content engagement among friends. The app is available for free, aiming to build a robust community around video sharing and viewing.
Aylus Networks
Series D in 2011
Aylus Networks, Inc. specializes in multimedia sharing solutions for mobile networks, focusing on enhancing communication experiences through its MediaShare technology. Founded in 2005 and located in Westford, Massachusetts, the company enables wireless carriers to offer services such as video blogging, video sharing, and video telephony across various wireless networks and devices. Aylus Networks' live video platform integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure, allowing communication providers to incorporate live videos and rich media into their services, thereby gaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Camera360
Series A in 2011
Camera360 is a mobile phone camera application. Through a variety of solutions, including Camera360 Ultimate, HelloCamera, Movie360, Pink360, Camera360 Cloud, Camera360 SDK and Web Camera360, Camera360 hopes to build an ecosystem for the modern creatives to capture, compose and share the beautiful moments of their lives.
Camera360
Seed Round in 2010
Camera360 is a mobile phone camera application. Through a variety of solutions, including Camera360 Ultimate, HelloCamera, Movie360, Pink360, Camera360 Cloud, Camera360 SDK and Web Camera360, Camera360 hopes to build an ecosystem for the modern creatives to capture, compose and share the beautiful moments of their lives.
Baofeng
Series C in 2008
Baofeng is a Chinese video software site. It's flagship product, the Baofeng Storm Codec, provides video services to media companies such as Sohu.com and PPS.
Storm Player
Series C in 2008
Beijing Storm Technology Co., Ltd. is the developer of a video player called Storm Player. Established in 2006, Storm Technology has strived to provide internet users with high-quality internet video entertainment experiences. It developed the player software Kuree, which quickly developed into one of China’s three biggest player software. In 2007, Kuree merged with the original Storm Video team to set up Beijing Storm Internet Technology Co., Ltd. and became the biggest video solutions provider of China internet video playing. By January 2009, Storm Player was playing over 150 million videos per day for internet users, with around 22 million people using the product every day. The video files played by Storm Player account for 50% of the total videos played on the internet in China, making it the biggest internet video playing platform in China.
VideoIQ
Series B in 2008
VideoIQ, Inc. specializes in intelligent video surveillance systems, offering products such as Icvr intelligent IP cameras and encoders that incorporate video recording, analytics, and intelligent networking. Their HD smart video analytics engines enhance surveillance capabilities by providing real-time warnings and security protection across various environments. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including utilities and infrastructure, industrial settings, transportation, homeland security, corporate campuses, and commercial outdoor spaces. Specific applications include water treatment facilities, factories, truck terminals, and government buildings, as well as luxury homes and construction sites. VideoIQ sells its products in the United States and Europe through a network of video surveillance integrators and resellers. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Aylus Networks
Series B in 2007
Aylus Networks, Inc. specializes in multimedia sharing solutions for mobile networks, focusing on enhancing communication experiences through its MediaShare technology. Founded in 2005 and located in Westford, Massachusetts, the company enables wireless carriers to offer services such as video blogging, video sharing, and video telephony across various wireless networks and devices. Aylus Networks' live video platform integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure, allowing communication providers to incorporate live videos and rich media into their services, thereby gaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
VideoIQ
Series A in 2007
VideoIQ, Inc. specializes in intelligent video surveillance systems, offering products such as Icvr intelligent IP cameras and encoders that incorporate video recording, analytics, and intelligent networking. Their HD smart video analytics engines enhance surveillance capabilities by providing real-time warnings and security protection across various environments. The company's solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including utilities and infrastructure, industrial settings, transportation, homeland security, corporate campuses, and commercial outdoor spaces. Specific applications include water treatment facilities, factories, truck terminals, and government buildings, as well as luxury homes and construction sites. VideoIQ sells its products in the United States and Europe through a network of video surveillance integrators and resellers. Founded in 2006, the company is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Aipai
Series B in 2007
Aipai is a video editing and sharing platform that offers a comprehensive suite of tools for creating and sharing video content. Its core product, Aipai, integrates various functionalities including screen recording, game video capture, and video editing features such as special effects, background music, and dynamic photo albums. This software enables users to author videos, share gaming moments, and engage in live broadcasts, fostering an interactive and social experience. By providing a complete chain of creation and sharing, Aipai caters to both gamers and content creators, allowing them to produce and disseminate engaging video content efficiently.
Euclid Media
Venture Round in 2007
Euclid Media has developed a technology for brand placements inserted directly into video after they have been produced. This digital insertion technology allows advertisement graphics (such as logos or billboards) be inserted long after a video has been published.
Arroyo Video Solutions
Series B in 2005
Arroyo Video Solutions is a United States-based company that specializes in video on demand solutions. The company has developed a video platform that allows operators to deliver various video applications efficiently. In 2006, Arroyo Video Solutions was acquired by Cisco Systems, enhancing its capabilities and reach in the video services market.
Aylus Networks
Series A in 2005
Aylus Networks, Inc. specializes in multimedia sharing solutions for mobile networks, focusing on enhancing communication experiences through its MediaShare technology. Founded in 2005 and located in Westford, Massachusetts, the company enables wireless carriers to offer services such as video blogging, video sharing, and video telephony across various wireless networks and devices. Aylus Networks' live video platform integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure, allowing communication providers to incorporate live videos and rich media into their services, thereby gaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
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