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Shoppable

Series A in 2016
Shoppable is a profitable technology company with a suite of e-commerce products surrounding Shoppable's patented, universal checkout API. Shoppable's solutions enable advertisers, retailers, and publishers to create shoppable sites, content, ads, videos, mobile apps, recipes, and other innovative commerce experiences. The company was founded in 2011 in San Francisco and is now headquartered in New York.

Modalyst

Seed Round in 2016
Modalyst is dropshipping automation software for ecommerce businesses. Modalyst automates the ecommerce dropshipping operations for online stores and connects them to the best suppliers and items to dropship. Modalyst gives storeowners all the workflow tools to manage suppliers, import product catalogs, sync inventory data, and process orders. Modalyst has direct integrations with Shopify, Wix, and Bigcommerce platforms.

SNOWE

Pre Seed Round in 2015
Snowe is the new destination for 'home' for the contemporary consumer. For most of us, shopping for the home is overwhelming and products are either an expensive necessity or a boring compromise. Partnering with the best European and American factories, Snowe designs and creates luxury-quality home products at a fraction of the cost of other premium retailers - designed to be used every day and for every occasion. Snowe is pioneering a more practical way for people to shop for the home by giving you exactly what you need, nothing you don't and pairing it with thoughtful, guiding content.

Beacon

Series A in 2015
Beacon is an unlimited flight solution for New York and Boston. For as low as $1,750 a month, Beacon members get access to regularly scheduled flights, operated by one of Beacon’s licensed operating partners, on mid-sized executive aircraft. With concierges on location at the private air terminals used by Beacon, standing ready to help with everything from car rentals, to drinks or flowers, the Beacon team is marrying high-touch service with air travel to create a one-of-a-kind experience. To learn more about Beacon, the team, or membership please visit www.flybeacon.com, @flybeacon, facebook.com/flybeacon and youtube.com/flybeacon.

CoPromote

Seed Round in 2015
CoPromote is a social exchange platform to help people grow their audience. Users are content creators ranging from artists, bloggers, brands, businesses, musicians, tastemakers, websites, and more. CoPromote is for people of all interest types.

BoxC

Venture Round in 2015
BoxC eliminates limitations of traditional e-commerce shipping and logistics solutions. If e-commerce is increasingly the lifeblood of thriving retail, why is the logistics that powers it so convoluted? E-commerce-focused companies face seven continents of competition. The barrier to growth is only exacerbated by the opaque systems that move their business from Point A to Point B. Online retailers struggle to scale due to the cost and complexities of shipping. Logistics-enabled companies face prohibitive expenses and technical challenges to compete. At the end of this chain of inefficiency: the end-consumers that keep it all in motion. At BoxC, we believe things can be better. And we’re here to redefine e-commerce logistics. In a single platform with a single API, we put a global network of shipping and logistics services a click away. All the critical details — customs, duties, taxes, dangerous items pre-screening, and more — are on us. Your sole focus can be on growing your e-commerce business, your way. It’s frictionless. It’s flexible. It’s affordable. It’s e-commerce logistics management the way it should be. Makes you wonder what took so long. The global infrastructure to expand your business is there. We make it available to everyone.

Femgineer

Seed Round in 2015
Femgineer is an education company that offers tech professionals and tech entrepreneurs with courses and workshops to help them build technology products and companies and achieve career advancement. The company works to encourage and empower more women to enter the tech industry. Femgineer was founded in 2013 by Poornima Vijayashanker.

PCB:NG

Seed Round in 2015
PCB:NG provides software optimized electronics manufacturing services. It manufactures electronic devices on the basis of electronic device designs uploaded by the consumers. The company was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.

Social Rewards

Seed Round in 2014
Social Rewards' focus is Entertainment Social Media Marketing including Movie Trailer Marketing, a $4BB Industry via their Social Loyalty platform. Social Rewards won "Best Use of Engagement Technique" at the 2013 Gamification Summit with their client Caesars Entertainment, the largest Casino Resorts Entertainment Company in the world .

sourceeasy

Seed Round in 2014
Sourceeasy is building a global framework to power apparel manufacturing and distribution. That framework consists of: - digitizing styles and its components to a mix-and-match array. - powering volume to create predictable vendor and factory behavior. - building a SaaS platform to automate manufacturing and distribution of apparel. The Sourceeasy platform indexes every style of clothing we make the first time and puts it on "Speed Dial" to vendors, turning garment production into a simple mouse click. We turn small batch, quick turn manufacturing into a predictable, repeatable, scalable process for Brands and Retailers in the $300B Fast Fashion Industry. Sourceasy was launched by Pranay Srinivasan, and Chirag Chamoli, in March 2013 and is operated from San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Hyderabad and Ho Chi Minh City.

Lenda

Seed Round in 2014
Lenda is a financial services company that specializes in the fields of home loan, no fee, and cash-out refinancing. It offers an online platform that enables individuals to refinance their home loans online. It was founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

PreNav

Seed Round in 2014
PRENAV was founded in October 2013 with a goal of solving autonomous flight in complex environments. Since then, they’ve assembled one of the top robotics teams in the world, with experts in computer vision, mechanical engineering, aeronautics, embedded systems, and software. In their short history, they’ve taken their technology to large industrial sites, inspected wind turbines, designed playful light shows, filmed music videos, and traveled around the world for their customers. And they’re only just getting started. At PRENAV, they’re solving fundamental challenges in robotics around localization, materials, planning, and computer vision in order to build autonomous systems that are ready for the real world.

VenueBook

Seed Round in 2014
VenueBook is a marketplace to create a seamless, transactional digital event planning experience. It allows event planners and venue managers to work together in a digitized, collaborative environment. The company also assists with streamlining every step of your event planning process, from inquiry to the actual event, by allowing all transactions to occur within one comprehensive online space making the communication process simple and the event management process easy. VenueBook is dedicated to making the event process simple, quick, and most importantly painless. The company provides comprehensive cloud-based SaaS support for venues looking to optimize their events business and support people looking to book events by creating a one-stop-shop where they can research, communicate, book, and pay for their events, all online. VeneuBook was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in New York, NY, USA.

PlanGrid

Series A in 2014
PlanGrid provides a cloud-based construction document collaboration platform that allows plans, markups, photos, and reports to be instantaneously shared with everyone on a construction project. Its platform lets contractors and architects collaborate from their desktop or mobile devices across all their project plans, specifications, photos, RFIs, and punchlists. Major construction firms use the platform of PlanGrid. Kenny Stone, Ralph Gootee, Ryan Sutton-Gee, and Tracy Young founded Loupe in 2011 that later became PlanGrid, with its headquarters in San Francisco in California.

BeGood Clothing

Seed Round in 2014
BeGood Clothing is the perfect fusion of San Francisco's philanthropic culture and fashion sensibility. It is a socially responsible clothing store nestled in the heart of the Marina District on Union Street. BeGood offers a dazzling selection of men's and women's fashion-forward apparel that supports a number of environmental and humanitarian causes. Owners Dean Ramadan and Mark Spera have an eye for fashion and a heart for humanity.

Reaction

Seed Round in 2014
Reaction, Inc. is an innovative product company that designs and manufactures hardware and software to (re)meet a basic human need: shelter.

Tamatem

Seed Round in 2014
Tamatem is a mobile games publisher in the MENA market. The company partners with international studios and developers, take their games, localizes them, and makes them culturally relevant for the Arabic gamer. It focuses on publishing MMO-RPG, strategy, and card games. Their experience in localization, user acquisition, distribution, cross-promotion, monetization, user acquisition, and whales management can help get your game on the top of the charts, increase revenue and ensure its success in the Arabic market. Tamatem has published 40 games that have achieved more than 50 million downloads, in its HQ in Amman, Jordan which currently has 26 employees.

ResolutionTube

Seed Round in 2013
ResolutionTube is a patented mobile augmented reality collaboration platform for the customer service industry, initially targeting the field service industry. We connect the engineers on the field with the experts using our patent pending video platform. Connect to the right person at the right time. Get answers not only from your colleagues but from everyone within the organization. Video chat with them right away. The video chats are recorded and vetted before they become part of a tutorial. The knowledge center gets richer and more useful with time.

EndlessTV

Seed Round in 2013
EndlessTV is a TV network and internet company. It operates a mobile video distribution network. The company operates a network of mobile video applications including Endless News, Endless Sports, Endless Celebrity, and Endless Tech; and enables users to swipe to watch videos with no lag or latency. The company was founded by Nathaniel McNamara and Michael Weiksner in 2013 and is headquartered in New York.

Placemeter

Seed Round in 2013
Placemeter is an urban intelligence platform. We quantify modern cities worldwide. Our platform leverages proprietary computer vision technology to make sense of both archival and live video streams. First, Placemeter detects hidden patterns in pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Then, we predict how those patterns will evolve over time. The result is stronger businesses, safer streets and highly innovative neighborhoods. The answers you need are all around us. Quantify your world at http://www.placemeter.com.

Kanvas Labs

Seed Round in 2013
Kanvas Labs is building a mobile platform that allows its users to create micro-social networks around real world experiences. It enables its users to create videos with photos and gifs or record with a custom stop motion camera. These clips can be edited with text, stickers, overlays, drawings, or music and then shared with friends and followers on the networks, as well as other social destinations such as [Facebook](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/facebook), [Twitter](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/twitter), [Tumblr](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/tumblr), and [Instagram](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/instagram).

Monica+Andy

Seed Round in 2013
Monica+Andy is an operator of an online baby clothing shopping platform. The company's baby clothing platform offers an organic clothing line that enables consumers to purchase clothes for their children which are made from trustworthy fabric. Founded in 2014 by first-time mom Monica Royer, Monica + Andy was created from her heart to deliver the softest GOTS-certified organic essentials, to support new parents in a seamless shopping experience online and in Guideshops, and foster a community committed to making things better for babies and making things better for the planet.

Whisk

Seed Round in 2013
Any fees that Whisk we may charge you for Transportation Services are due immediately and are non-refundable. This no refund policy shall apply at all times regardless of your decision to terminate your usage, our decision to terminate your usage, and either accidental or planned disruption caused to our service. Whisk reserves the right to determine final prevailing pricing – pricing may change but will be available on the Whisk website. If you feel a billing error has occurred please notify us within 7 business days for review.

Cambrian Genomics

Seed Round in 2013
Cambrian Genomics makes the first hardware/systems for laser printing DNA. Researchers in academia & industry order or clone >$1b/year of DNA. CGI delivers high quality sequence verified DNA to buyers in this existing/growing worldwide market.

Pogoseat

Seed Round in 2013
Pogoseat is an enterprise solution that develops cutting-edge technology company intended to enhance fan engagement with AI-driven personalization and a frictionless buying process. It creates new revenue streams and data for our partners by providing a white-labeled system and mobile ticketing tools such as seat upgrade technology, text-to-buy, and subscription pass, enabling sports teams, concert venues, ticket brokers, and promoters to increase engagement, monetize unused inventory, and gather data to improve the fan experience.

Scoot

Seed Round in 2013
Scoot offered shared, electric mobility-as-a-service, including electric mopeds, electric cars, electric bicycles, and electric scooters in San Francisco, Barcelona, and Santiago. In 2012, Scoot was the first company to offer electric vehicles for rent through a smartphone app. In 2019, Scoot was acquired by Bird.

Playdate Digital

Seed Round in 2013
At PlayDate Digital, they believe it’s important to play! Whether a child’s interacting with their apps, other children, toys, books, well-loved characters, or with their parents, it’s essential for them to make connections through everyday play. To this end, they believe a play date comes in many forms, but at its center, it gives the child freedom to explore and socialize. Play dates are meant to make connections and have fun through interaction. Their experts work tirelessly to create entertaining apps that nurture the whole child.

Bottlenose

Series A in 2013
Bottlenose is a cognitive computing company that makes data analysis easy. By automating machine learning, data mining, and predictive analytics, Bottlenose helps its clients spend more time extracting insights and less time managing data. The company's platform, Nerve Center, makes BI live and interactive. It detects patterns and trends in massive amounts of rapidly changing data to help customers achieve business awareness and complete insight into what is going on in and around the organization. The company was founded in 2010 and headquartered in Sherman Oaks, California.

Maker's Row

Seed Round in 2013
Maker’s Row is an online marketplace launched in November 2012 that connects American manufacturers with small, medium-sized, and product-based businesses. In early summer 2013, Maker’s Row claims to have the most accessible list of American manufacturers available online for apparel production. It was established in 2012 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.

MAZ

Seed Round in 2013
MAZ is the content logistics company. Brands like Bloomberg, Hearst, Conde Nast, Fast Company and Harvard Business Review trust their system to process, curate, publish and monetize their content to audiences across mobile, social media, TV apps, voice assistants and more. Since 2010, MAZ has powered content logistics for over 1,000 companies; processing and distributing over half a billion pieces of content to millions of users across 200+ countries. The company has been selected for the INC 30 Under 30 and Entrepreneur’s “Best Entrepreneurial Companies”.

FaithStreet

Seed Round in 2013
FaithStreet is a social network for faith communities to post prayer requests and church programs, offer support, and make online donations.

AnswerQi

Seed Round in 2013
AnswerQi offers Q&A, real time support and a payment platform to IT companies.

Social Rewards

Seed Round in 2012
Social Rewards' focus is Entertainment Social Media Marketing including Movie Trailer Marketing, a $4BB Industry via their Social Loyalty platform. Social Rewards won "Best Use of Engagement Technique" at the 2013 Gamification Summit with their client Caesars Entertainment, the largest Casino Resorts Entertainment Company in the world .

MAZ

Seed Round in 2012
MAZ is the content logistics company. Brands like Bloomberg, Hearst, Conde Nast, Fast Company and Harvard Business Review trust their system to process, curate, publish and monetize their content to audiences across mobile, social media, TV apps, voice assistants and more. Since 2010, MAZ has powered content logistics for over 1,000 companies; processing and distributing over half a billion pieces of content to millions of users across 200+ countries. The company has been selected for the INC 30 Under 30 and Entrepreneur’s “Best Entrepreneurial Companies”.

Appy Couple

Seed Round in 2012
Appy Couple enables users to create and publish personal mobile wedding apps and websites to share details and photos. The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in New York.

CourseHorse

Seed Round in 2012
CourseHorse is a provider of a learning platform used to centralize the learning opportunities. Its platform partners with providers of Spanish lessons, cooking courses, yoga classes, and other classes to create a single destination for people seeking personal interest education that enables people to increase ease and confidence in discovering the path to personal enrichment. It was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in New York.

Bucketfeet

Seed Round in 2012
Bucketfeet is a direct-to-consumer shoe brand that allows artists to create shoe designs and prints them on sneakers once ordered online. Each pair of BucketFeet is designed by a different artist. Find curated inspiration that connects you with the artists that design them. It collaborates with a global community of artists to design limited-edition shoes with the goal of sparking meaningful conversations to create a brighter world. Through a responsive commerce model, Bucketfeet is disrupting traditional manufacturing cycles and redefining the $300B footwear industry, letting the company community select styles they’d like to purchase and wear to help inform demand. It empowers artists to share their stories and perspectives using the universal language of art and the shoe as their canvas. Bucketfeet was founded in 2011 by Raaja Nemani and Aaron Firestein and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Commerce Sciences

Seed Round in 2012
Commerce Sciences offers website personalization platform for online marketers to convert more customers.

SimpleReach

Seed Round in 2012
SimpleReach is the #1 way for brands to measure and improve content ROI. By bringing together hundreds of data sources across websites, social channels, and publishers into the world's largest content data cloud, SimpleReach enables brands to understand how their content drives business outcomes everywhere. Leading content marketers like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot rely on the SimpleReach platform to generate actionable insights that improve the impact of their content creation and distribution. Learn more at www.simplereach.com

Reclip.It

Angel Round in 2012
Reclip.It is a personalized shopping list app that helps people save money by matching list items with digital coupons and weekly ads from top retail stores like Walmart, Macy's, Walgreens, Target, BestBuy, Home Depot, CVS, etc. In 2012, Reclip.It was selected by Instyle Magazine as "Best of the Web" and previously received funding from 500Startups, Great Oaks VC and angel investors in Silicon Valley and NYC. In 2013, the Reclip.It team joined Walmart Labs to continue their work to help tens of millions of people "save more money and live better" by combining advanced personalization technology with big data to develop new, differentiated experiences for the savvy shopper on walmart.com.

Space Monkey

Seed Round in 2011
Space Monkey is an affordable subscription-based data storage solution that is taking the cloud out of the datacenter, creating a faster and more durable way to store data from any device. Space Monkey combines the benefits of local hardware storage and cloud storage by providing a device that stores one terabyte of online storage. Space Monkey provides central access and sharing from anywhere in the world, and from any device including iOS and Android mobile devices, Windows, Mac and Linux clients, as well as any other web browser enabled technology. Founded by entrepreneurs, Clint Gordon-Carroll and Alen Peacock in July 2011, Space Monkey is headquartered in Midvale, UT, a suburb of Salt Lake City. For more information, please visit: www.spacemonkey.com

Gizmo.com

Seed Round in 2011
Gizmo is a cloud-based multichannel marketing platform for mobile, tablet, social, and web. Gizmo is a venture-backed San Francisco based company which provides a suite of tools for marketers to build, deploy, and manage cross-platform marketing campaigns. Currently gizmo is in private beta, testing with fortune 500 brands. If you are interested to become a part of the private beta please email contact@gizmo.com. Furthermore, you can sign up at http://www.gizmo.com.

Pay By Group

Seed Round in 2011
Pay By Group's white-label checkout solution is the fastest way for any merchant to integrate group-payment and installment capabilities into their online checkout. Our clients span travel, e-commerce, and healthcare and love the fact we increase conversions by 27% or more for this highly lucrative business segment.

Adility

Series A in 2011
Adility provides web-based applications for advertisers and brands to run local promotions, an offer database and web service for publishers and developers to distribute offers, and online management tools for sales teams and advertising agencies to market offer promotions.

ModeWalk

Seed Round in 2011
ModeWalk is a fashion website for women, providing wardrobe stylist services and advice. It offers free access to the wardrobe stylist services that were until now only available to the very wealthy. By combining the personalization and expert advice of personal shoppers with the efficiency of the Internet, ModeWalk empowers a network of personal wardrobe stylists to use data and its proprietary technology to create online selections, serve individual clients, and earn commissions from the resulting sales. The company's marketplace platform and tools tremendously enhance a stylist's productivity, by replacing her "little black book." Stylists can filter a catalog and create outfits to email to each client. The client can thumb up or down, share feedback, or shop directly.

Signpost

Seed Round in 2011
Signpost provides software and services for local businesses to capture and convert leads, and generate more revenue from their existing customer base. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in New York, United States.

Movable Ink

Series A in 2011
The world’s most innovative brands rely on Movable Ink to accelerate their marketing performance. Movable Ink is one of the fastest-growing SaaS companies in the U.S. and has been recognized by Inc. Magazine’s “Best Workplaces” (2019-2022) and Built In NYC’s “Best Places to Work” (2018-2022), as well as Inc. 5000, Crain's Fast 50, and Deloitte's Technology Fast 500. Headquartered in New York City, Movable Ink and its more than 600 employees serve its global client base from operations throughout North America, Central America, Europe, Australia, and Japan. Movable Ink activates any data into personalized content in any customer engagement and is a powerful extension to the technologies that marketers use today. The platform easily connects to all relevant data—no matter where it lives—updates based upon a recipient's most recent interactions, and is auto-generated by the platform. Learn more about us at movableink.com.

MomentFeed

Seed Round in 2011
MomentFeed is a unified platform that helps multi-location brands optimize for proximity search in order to connect customers with brands at the local level. The company's marketing and customer experience management platform enables multi-location brands to influence consumers on mobile. It manages and automates each and all of the local-mobile search triggers via its Unified Platform, and helps multi-location brands influence their Proximity Search Optimization to make them more visible across all local discovery channels, ultimately leading to more customers and foot traffic, and increased revenue.

CityPockets

Seed Round in 2011
CityPockets is a digital wallet for daily deals. Users enter their login credentials to a number of different group-buying/daily deal sites (Groupon, LivingSocial, BuyWithMe, Restaurant.com and many more) and their system automatically populate their account with all of their vouchers on a single dashboard. CityPockets send custom email reminders before a voucher expire, and have iPhone & Android app for mobile redemption. In April 2011, CityPockets launched a secondary marketplace for deals so that people can buy & sell past deals, which is a $1-2B market. With the acquisition of DealBurner in August 2011, CityPockets is poised to have the largest inventory of deals past, present and instant. It signals a focus on mobile and location-based deal alerts, and is slowly becoming a full-service provider for its users to buy, manage and sell deals all on a single platform.

Dygest

Seed Round in 2011
Dygest is the maker of Scoople, a social platform for playing the news. It combines three fundamental human behaviors into a new and exciting experience: Information consumption, expression of opinions, and predictions about what others think. By “picking a side”, users can share their opinion on any news story while collecting points for guessing the prevalent sentiment about the story or predicting its outcome. Scoople guides real-world experiences of expressing and exchanging opinions and surfacing user expertise on a given topic through simple taps of a button. Merchants and brands leverage Scoople’s platform to reach highly defined and targeted audiences by participating in the game through sponsored questions.

Equaship

Seed Round in 2011
Equaship is a parcel service geared towards e-commerce sellers and small shippers.

Pusher

Seed Round in 2011
Pusher Ltd. provides a hosted API service for adding real-time bi-directional functionality via WebSockets to Web and mobile apps, or other Internet connected devices.

nrelate

Seed Round in 2011
Founded in 2009 by Neil Mody and Oliver Wellington, and acquired by Ask.com in 2012, nRelate's content recommendation platform helps publishers increase traffic and revenue through targeted article recommendations. Through distribution on the nRelate publisher network, content marketers can reach audiences uniquely engaged with content they trust.

Mowingo

Seed Round in 2011
Mowingo develops and operates a Mobile Customer Engagement Platform, used by the world's leading retailers and service providers to generate more foot traffic and revenues. The platform includes a sophisticated targeting engine, white-labeled mobile applications (iOS and Android), and and easy to use dashboard for merchants. To experience Mowingo, download one of our apps at: http://mcdapp.com

RewardMe

Angel Round in 2011
RewardMe is the world’s first Real-time Intelligent CRM Platform for Local Commerce, created to solve the most pressing problem facing local businesses today: the anonymous customer. Over time, technology, big-brand growth and quick staff turnover have contributed to an institutional amnesia of the individual customer: who they are, and how they buy. Online retailers like Amazon generate 60% of revenue by acting instantly on knowledge of visiting customers, while local commerce remains largely ignorant of the next customer to walk through their front door. RewardMe brings the CRM capabilities of eCommerce giants to offline stores, giving merchants detailed knowledge of their unique customers, and the ability to act upon this information in real time. RewardMe delivers this "inevitable future" of local commerce by connecting a network of devices: the Point-of-Sale System (POS), in-store interactive tablets, and consumer phones. The RewardMe Platform enables commerce solutions like card-less loyalty, detailed customer analytics, eReceipts, surveys and feedback programs, intelligent mobile marketing, as well as vertical-specific applications that support the offline space. The goal of this disruptive technology is to resuscitate the art of high-touch sales – where it has been lost and where it was never previously economical – boosting revenues along the way. In the process, RewardMe is creating the world’s largest database of sales-specific Personal Identifying Information (PII). While Google became hugely successful by monetizing the context of consumer search – what consumers seek – RewardMe hopes to monetize the context of consumer sales history – what they actually buy.

Profitably

Series A in 2011
Profitably is the fastest and easiest way to find the next couple things you can do to grow profits for your small business. It’s a web application that analyzes and interprets your QuickBooks data securely in order to generate a prioritized list of recommendations for business improvements. The application then provides all the analytics, the content, and the partners you’ll need to help you turn these recommendations into action. Whether it is optimized pricing, switching office supplies vendors, or prioritizing your most profitable customers, each of the recommendations drives right to the bottom line.

Open Garden

Seed Round in 2011
Open Garden is changing the way people connect to the Internet. By enabling anyone to securely share their own Internet connection and earn money, the Open Garden protocol empowers millions of people to create their own networks in their own communities, while making Internet access more affordable, faster and private.

NabeWise

Seed Round in 2011
NabeWise helps people who are moving and traveling find the right neighborhood for them.

Mediamorph

Funding Round in 2011
Mediamorph’s mission is to boost business performance and accelerate content value across the entertainment ecosystem. The company's platform provides actionable insights into financial, rights and consumption information, enabling content providers to stay connected to the rapidly growing ecosystem and complex world of video distribution.

LawPivot

Seed Round in 2010
From free legal documents to discounted rates with outstanding attorneys, LawPivot is here to help every step of the way. Since 2008, LawPivot has helped over 20 million small businesses and families create legal documents, engage with local attorneys and confidently protect their future.

Profitably

Seed Round in 2010
Profitably is the fastest and easiest way to find the next couple things you can do to grow profits for your small business. It’s a web application that analyzes and interprets your QuickBooks data securely in order to generate a prioritized list of recommendations for business improvements. The application then provides all the analytics, the content, and the partners you’ll need to help you turn these recommendations into action. Whether it is optimized pricing, switching office supplies vendors, or prioritizing your most profitable customers, each of the recommendations drives right to the bottom line.

Hitpost

Seed Round in 2010
Hitpost’s Sports Bet™ app is the fastest mobile sports betting game on the market. Available on iOS and Android, it’s the easiest way to wager and compete against friends. Sports Bet™ covers all major sports and is free to play.

Upland Localytics

Seed Round in 2010
Upland Localytics is a mobile app analytics and marketing platform. It gives companies the insights and tools they need to improve their mobile app acquisition, engagement, and retention efforts. It provides a family of cloud-based enterprise work management software applications for information technology, process excellence, finance, professional services, and marketing functions within organizations. The company's platform is used in more than 6,000 apps on more than 2 billion devices by companies such as Live Nation, HSN, Comcast, and The New York Times.
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