True Ventures

Founded in 2005, True Ventures is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology startups. With over $3 billion under management, they focus on seed and Series A financing across sectors like commerce, consumer, hardware, health, and infrastructure technologies.

Puneet Agarwal

Partner

Phil Black

Investor

Jon Callaghan

Managing Partner

Caroline Ciaramitaro

Associate

Gus Coldebella JD

Partner

Tony Conrad

Partner

Adam D'Augelli

Partner

Sahiti Enjeti

Analyst

Amy Errett

Partner

Ulrike Kellmereit

CFO

Om Malik

Partner

Fiona McCarthy

Principal

Michael Montano

Venture Partner

John O'Connell

Analyst

Kevin Rose

Partner

Toni Schneider

Partner

Natasha Sharma

Senior Associate

Rohit Sharma

Partner

James Stewart

COO and Partner

Priscilla Tyler

Senior Associate

Jeff Veen

Partner

Christiaan Vorkink

Vice President

Ann Weiss

Venture Partner

Ariel Winton

Principal

Past deals in Open Source

Synadia Communications

Series B in 2024
Synadia Communications develops and maintains NATS.io, an open-source messaging system designed for cloud-native applications, microservices architectures, IoT, and other distributed systems. Founded in 2017, the company offers commercial support, consulting services, and training around its technology.

Sofar Ocean

Venture Round in 2023
Sofar Ocean Technologies develops accessible ocean sensing and exploration tools aimed at a variety of users, including ocean enthusiasts, industry professionals, and conservationists. The company operates an open ocean sensor network that delivers critical real-time insights into ocean conditions. This sensor network provides valuable data to support applications across diverse sectors such as shipping, government, and environmental research. By offering data-driven insights, Sofar Ocean helps to enhance understanding of the world's oceans, facilitating informed decision-making for science and society.

Nixtla

Venture Round in 2023
Nixtla is a company that specializes in providing advanced forecasting tools and software development platforms for businesses across various industries. Its mission is to democratize access to data-driven decision-making by enabling organizations of all sizes to harness the power of sophisticated algorithms and predictive analytics. Nixtla's platform allows developers and data scientists to build open-source forecasting software, facilitating the creation of time series processing services in the cloud. By utilizing continuous integration and deployment, clients can efficiently deploy APIs and develop features tailored to their temporal data needs. The company's focus on cutting-edge forecasting and anomaly detection empowers users to reduce uncertainty and enhance their decision-making capabilities, regardless of their team's size or technical expertise.

ApeWorX

Venture Round in 2023
ApeWorX is a software development company specializing in smart contract development tools for data science. Its decentralized blockchain platform offers tools for testing, security analysis, and machine learning to manage complex finance projects.

Directus

Series A in 2022
Directus is an open-source data platform that simplifies backend infrastructure management. It offers real-time GraphQL and REST APIs generated from SQL databases, automation tools, and intuitive interfaces for non-technical users, enabling efficient development of complex applications.

Gradle Enterprise

Series C in 2021
Gradle Inc. is a company that specializes in enhancing developer productivity through its innovative software solutions, notably Develocity, which was formerly known as Gradle Enterprise. The firm is also the creator of the widely used open-source Gradle Build Tool, which sees over 30 million downloads each month. Gradle is at the forefront of Developer Productivity Engineering (DPE), a practice adopted by prominent organizations such as Airbnb, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Netflix. These elite teams utilize Develocity’s advanced technologies and analytics to accelerate build and test performance, thereby improving the reliability of their developer toolchains and streamlining the troubleshooting of failures. By automating and unifying the build processes, Gradle enables enterprises to effectively build, deliver, and maintain complex applications, thereby enhancing their capability to ship software efficiently and cost-effectively.

Solo.io

Series C in 2021
Solo.io, Inc. is a software company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in open source and enterprise solutions for cloud-native technologies. The company offers a range of products designed to connect, secure, and manage application services, including the Gloo platform, which serves as a cloud-native API gateway and ingress controller. Additionally, Solo.io provides Mesh Hub for unified service mesh management, Squash for debugging microservices, and Unik for building unikernels. Its offerings support the migration of traditional applications to modern architectures, accommodating both established enterprises and emerging cloud-native businesses. Solo.io's solutions leverage various open source technologies, including Istio, Envoy, and WebAssembly, positioning the company as a leader in the application networking space.

Solo.io

Series B in 2020
Solo.io, Inc. is a software company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in open source and enterprise solutions for cloud-native technologies. The company offers a range of products designed to connect, secure, and manage application services, including the Gloo platform, which serves as a cloud-native API gateway and ingress controller. Additionally, Solo.io provides Mesh Hub for unified service mesh management, Squash for debugging microservices, and Unik for building unikernels. Its offerings support the migration of traditional applications to modern architectures, accommodating both established enterprises and emerging cloud-native businesses. Solo.io's solutions leverage various open source technologies, including Istio, Envoy, and WebAssembly, positioning the company as a leader in the application networking space.

Synadia Communications

Venture Round in 2020
Synadia Communications develops and maintains NATS.io, an open-source messaging system designed for cloud-native applications, microservices architectures, IoT, and other distributed systems. Founded in 2017, the company offers commercial support, consulting services, and training around its technology.

HashiCorp

Series E in 2020
HashiCorp, Inc. is an open-source software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2012 by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar. The company specializes in developing multi-cloud infrastructure automation software that addresses the challenges of cloud adoption. HashiCorp's primary products include Terraform, a cloud infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing resources; Vault, which secures and controls access to sensitive data; Nomad, a work orchestrator for deploying and managing applications across various environments; and Consul, a tool for service discovery and orchestration. Additionally, HashiCorp offers Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments and Packer for generating identical machine images for multiple platforms. The company aims to provide consistent workflows and a standardized approach to automate infrastructure processes, thereby enabling organizations to effectively run distributed applications in both public and private cloud environments.

Automattic

Series D in 2019
Automattic develops and provides web-based solutions, including WordPress.com for website creation and management, WooCommerce for e-commerce, Jetpack for site performance and security. It serves individuals, creators, businesses, and organizations globally.

Sofar Ocean

Series A in 2019
Sofar Ocean Technologies develops accessible ocean sensing and exploration tools aimed at a variety of users, including ocean enthusiasts, industry professionals, and conservationists. The company operates an open ocean sensor network that delivers critical real-time insights into ocean conditions. This sensor network provides valuable data to support applications across diverse sectors such as shipping, government, and environmental research. By offering data-driven insights, Sofar Ocean helps to enhance understanding of the world's oceans, facilitating informed decision-making for science and society.

Solo.io

Series A in 2018
Solo.io, Inc. is a software company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in open source and enterprise solutions for cloud-native technologies. The company offers a range of products designed to connect, secure, and manage application services, including the Gloo platform, which serves as a cloud-native API gateway and ingress controller. Additionally, Solo.io provides Mesh Hub for unified service mesh management, Squash for debugging microservices, and Unik for building unikernels. Its offerings support the migration of traditional applications to modern architectures, accommodating both established enterprises and emerging cloud-native businesses. Solo.io's solutions leverage various open source technologies, including Istio, Envoy, and WebAssembly, positioning the company as a leader in the application networking space.

Solo.io

Series A in 2018
Solo.io, Inc. is a software company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in open source and enterprise solutions for cloud-native technologies. The company offers a range of products designed to connect, secure, and manage application services, including the Gloo platform, which serves as a cloud-native API gateway and ingress controller. Additionally, Solo.io provides Mesh Hub for unified service mesh management, Squash for debugging microservices, and Unik for building unikernels. Its offerings support the migration of traditional applications to modern architectures, accommodating both established enterprises and emerging cloud-native businesses. Solo.io's solutions leverage various open source technologies, including Istio, Envoy, and WebAssembly, positioning the company as a leader in the application networking space.

HashiCorp

Series D in 2018
HashiCorp, Inc. is an open-source software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2012 by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar. The company specializes in developing multi-cloud infrastructure automation software that addresses the challenges of cloud adoption. HashiCorp's primary products include Terraform, a cloud infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing resources; Vault, which secures and controls access to sensitive data; Nomad, a work orchestrator for deploying and managing applications across various environments; and Consul, a tool for service discovery and orchestration. Additionally, HashiCorp offers Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments and Packer for generating identical machine images for multiple platforms. The company aims to provide consistent workflows and a standardized approach to automate infrastructure processes, thereby enabling organizations to effectively run distributed applications in both public and private cloud environments.

Gradle Enterprise

Series B in 2018
Gradle Inc. is a company that specializes in enhancing developer productivity through its innovative software solutions, notably Develocity, which was formerly known as Gradle Enterprise. The firm is also the creator of the widely used open-source Gradle Build Tool, which sees over 30 million downloads each month. Gradle is at the forefront of Developer Productivity Engineering (DPE), a practice adopted by prominent organizations such as Airbnb, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Netflix. These elite teams utilize Develocity’s advanced technologies and analytics to accelerate build and test performance, thereby improving the reliability of their developer toolchains and streamlining the troubleshooting of failures. By automating and unifying the build processes, Gradle enables enterprises to effectively build, deliver, and maintain complex applications, thereby enhancing their capability to ship software efficiently and cost-effectively.

Synadia Communications

Seed Round in 2018
Synadia Communications develops and maintains NATS.io, an open-source messaging system designed for cloud-native applications, microservices architectures, IoT, and other distributed systems. Founded in 2017, the company offers commercial support, consulting services, and training around its technology.

OpenZeppelin

Venture Round in 2017
OpenZeppelin specializes in developing tools and conducting security audits for distributed systems operating on blockchain networks. They are renowned for their Open Source library, OpenZeppelin Contracts, which powers thousands of public projects and is maintained by a global community of contributors. The company also offers transaction APIs, monitoring tools, and educational resources to support developers building secure decentralized applications across multiple networks.

HashiCorp

Series C in 2017
HashiCorp, Inc. is an open-source software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2012 by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar. The company specializes in developing multi-cloud infrastructure automation software that addresses the challenges of cloud adoption. HashiCorp's primary products include Terraform, a cloud infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing resources; Vault, which secures and controls access to sensitive data; Nomad, a work orchestrator for deploying and managing applications across various environments; and Consul, a tool for service discovery and orchestration. Additionally, HashiCorp offers Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments and Packer for generating identical machine images for multiple platforms. The company aims to provide consistent workflows and a standardized approach to automate infrastructure processes, thereby enabling organizations to effectively run distributed applications in both public and private cloud environments.

HashiCorp

Series B in 2016
HashiCorp, Inc. is an open-source software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2012 by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar. The company specializes in developing multi-cloud infrastructure automation software that addresses the challenges of cloud adoption. HashiCorp's primary products include Terraform, a cloud infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing resources; Vault, which secures and controls access to sensitive data; Nomad, a work orchestrator for deploying and managing applications across various environments; and Consul, a tool for service discovery and orchestration. Additionally, HashiCorp offers Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments and Packer for generating identical machine images for multiple platforms. The company aims to provide consistent workflows and a standardized approach to automate infrastructure processes, thereby enabling organizations to effectively run distributed applications in both public and private cloud environments.

Gradle Enterprise

Series A in 2016
Gradle Inc. is a company that specializes in enhancing developer productivity through its innovative software solutions, notably Develocity, which was formerly known as Gradle Enterprise. The firm is also the creator of the widely used open-source Gradle Build Tool, which sees over 30 million downloads each month. Gradle is at the forefront of Developer Productivity Engineering (DPE), a practice adopted by prominent organizations such as Airbnb, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Netflix. These elite teams utilize Develocity’s advanced technologies and analytics to accelerate build and test performance, thereby improving the reliability of their developer toolchains and streamlining the troubleshooting of failures. By automating and unifying the build processes, Gradle enables enterprises to effectively build, deliver, and maintain complex applications, thereby enhancing their capability to ship software efficiently and cost-effectively.

Gradle Enterprise

Seed Round in 2015
Gradle Inc. is a company that specializes in enhancing developer productivity through its innovative software solutions, notably Develocity, which was formerly known as Gradle Enterprise. The firm is also the creator of the widely used open-source Gradle Build Tool, which sees over 30 million downloads each month. Gradle is at the forefront of Developer Productivity Engineering (DPE), a practice adopted by prominent organizations such as Airbnb, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Netflix. These elite teams utilize Develocity’s advanced technologies and analytics to accelerate build and test performance, thereby improving the reliability of their developer toolchains and streamlining the troubleshooting of failures. By automating and unifying the build processes, Gradle enables enterprises to effectively build, deliver, and maintain complex applications, thereby enhancing their capability to ship software efficiently and cost-effectively.

HashiCorp

Series A in 2014
HashiCorp, Inc. is an open-source software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2012 by Mitchell Hashimoto and Armon Dadgar. The company specializes in developing multi-cloud infrastructure automation software that addresses the challenges of cloud adoption. HashiCorp's primary products include Terraform, a cloud infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing resources; Vault, which secures and controls access to sensitive data; Nomad, a work orchestrator for deploying and managing applications across various environments; and Consul, a tool for service discovery and orchestration. Additionally, HashiCorp offers Vagrant for creating reproducible development environments and Packer for generating identical machine images for multiple platforms. The company aims to provide consistent workflows and a standardized approach to automate infrastructure processes, thereby enabling organizations to effectively run distributed applications in both public and private cloud environments.

Neon Labs.

Series A in 2014
Neon Labs is a technology company that specializes in enhancing digital marketing through its innovative customer engagement platform. By leveraging a unique, neuroscience-based machine learning system, Neon predicts which images and videos will generate higher engagement rates, ultimately improving click-through rates and accelerating marketing pipelines. The platform offers solutions for real-time optimization of visual content, including a specific focus on video performance, which has demonstrated an average increase of 24% in video views. Neon's technology employs deep learning models to assess the emotional responses elicited by images, thereby extending the capabilities of visual AI beyond traditional object detection. The platform is designed for use by a diverse range of users, including marketers, journalists, engineers, and creatives, streamlining workflows by automating the selection of effective visual content.

Automattic

Series C in 2014
Automattic develops and provides web-based solutions, including WordPress.com for website creation and management, WooCommerce for e-commerce, Jetpack for site performance and security. It serves individuals, creators, businesses, and organizations globally.

Spree Commerce

Series A in 2014
Spree Commerce is a provider of an open-source e-commerce platform that enables sellers to customize and manage their online storefronts effectively. Founded in 2008, the platform is known for its modular architecture, which facilitates easy customizations and upgrades to meet the specific needs of developers and store owners. Spree has garnered a strong international community, with nearly 500 contributors enhancing the platform, making it one of the leading open-source projects globally. In 2013, the company expanded its offerings by launching the Spree Commerce hub, which automates backend operations for e-commerce storefronts, supporting various platforms beyond Spree itself. This versatility allows users to streamline logistics, from webpage themes to the checkout and shipping processes, making it a valuable tool for both small businesses and large retailers in the competitive e-commerce landscape.

Piston Cloud Computing

Series B in 2014
Piston Cloud Computing, Inc. specializes in providing Piston OpenStack, a software solution that automates the orchestration of private cloud environments using commodity servers. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company focuses on enhancing datacenter efficiency and accelerating application development for businesses engaged in web, mobile, and big data applications. Piston OpenStack enables agile development teams to manage a pool of servers as a unified resource, facilitating the rapid deployment of scalable and secure cloud environments. In addition to its software offerings, Piston Cloud Computing provides planning, systems integration, operations design, software update services, and tailored training for application developers, cloud operators, and administrators. The company serves a diverse clientele, including financial services, medical research labs, service providers, and federal government agencies worldwide. As of June 2015, Piston Cloud Computing operates as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Neon Labs.

Seed Round in 2013
Neon Labs is a technology company that specializes in enhancing digital marketing through its innovative customer engagement platform. By leveraging a unique, neuroscience-based machine learning system, Neon predicts which images and videos will generate higher engagement rates, ultimately improving click-through rates and accelerating marketing pipelines. The platform offers solutions for real-time optimization of visual content, including a specific focus on video performance, which has demonstrated an average increase of 24% in video views. Neon's technology employs deep learning models to assess the emotional responses elicited by images, thereby extending the capabilities of visual AI beyond traditional object detection. The platform is designed for use by a diverse range of users, including marketers, journalists, engineers, and creatives, streamlining workflows by automating the selection of effective visual content.

Piston Cloud Computing

Series B in 2013
Piston Cloud Computing, Inc. specializes in providing Piston OpenStack, a software solution that automates the orchestration of private cloud environments using commodity servers. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company focuses on enhancing datacenter efficiency and accelerating application development for businesses engaged in web, mobile, and big data applications. Piston OpenStack enables agile development teams to manage a pool of servers as a unified resource, facilitating the rapid deployment of scalable and secure cloud environments. In addition to its software offerings, Piston Cloud Computing provides planning, systems integration, operations design, software update services, and tailored training for application developers, cloud operators, and administrators. The company serves a diverse clientele, including financial services, medical research labs, service providers, and federal government agencies worldwide. As of June 2015, Piston Cloud Computing operates as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Singly

Series A in 2012
Singly is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2010 that specializes in providing an open-source personal data platform. The company offers solutions that enable developers, startups, and agencies to integrate third-party services seamlessly into their web and mobile applications. By streamlining the process of user authentication and data management, Singly's platform allows clients to avoid the complexities of writing custom code for user tables, data syncing, and normalization. This results in faster time to market, reduced infrastructure costs, and minimized maintenance efforts. Singly's products are designed to enhance user experiences across applications by facilitating better data sharing and engagement.

Spree Commerce

Seed Round in 2011
Spree Commerce is a provider of an open-source e-commerce platform that enables sellers to customize and manage their online storefronts effectively. Founded in 2008, the platform is known for its modular architecture, which facilitates easy customizations and upgrades to meet the specific needs of developers and store owners. Spree has garnered a strong international community, with nearly 500 contributors enhancing the platform, making it one of the leading open-source projects globally. In 2013, the company expanded its offerings by launching the Spree Commerce hub, which automates backend operations for e-commerce storefronts, supporting various platforms beyond Spree itself. This versatility allows users to streamline logistics, from webpage themes to the checkout and shipping processes, making it a valuable tool for both small businesses and large retailers in the competitive e-commerce landscape.

Piston Cloud Computing

Series A in 2011
Piston Cloud Computing, Inc. specializes in providing Piston OpenStack, a software solution that automates the orchestration of private cloud environments using commodity servers. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company focuses on enhancing datacenter efficiency and accelerating application development for businesses engaged in web, mobile, and big data applications. Piston OpenStack enables agile development teams to manage a pool of servers as a unified resource, facilitating the rapid deployment of scalable and secure cloud environments. In addition to its software offerings, Piston Cloud Computing provides planning, systems integration, operations design, software update services, and tailored training for application developers, cloud operators, and administrators. The company serves a diverse clientele, including financial services, medical research labs, service providers, and federal government agencies worldwide. As of June 2015, Piston Cloud Computing operates as a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Adobe Fonts

Venture Round in 2010
Adobe Fonts allows subscribers to embed fonts into online documents and websites, as well as activate fonts on their desktop computers. It's a subscription-based service for linking to high-quality Open Type fonts from some of the worlds best type foundries. Their fonts are served from a global network on redundant servers, offering bulletproof service and incredible speed. Adobe Fonts is formerly Typekit, which was acquired by Adobe in 2011.

Adobe Fonts

Seed Round in 2009
Adobe Fonts allows subscribers to embed fonts into online documents and websites, as well as activate fonts on their desktop computers. It's a subscription-based service for linking to high-quality Open Type fonts from some of the worlds best type foundries. Their fonts are served from a global network on redundant servers, offering bulletproof service and incredible speed. Adobe Fonts is formerly Typekit, which was acquired by Adobe in 2011.

Automattic

Series B in 2008
Automattic develops and provides web-based solutions, including WordPress.com for website creation and management, WooCommerce for e-commerce, Jetpack for site performance and security. It serves individuals, creators, businesses, and organizations globally.
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