Fintech
Money moves faster than the software banks run on. We build the pipes: payments, treasury and risk.
Fintech, robotics, AI, health, energy and logistics. Built side by side.
The hard parts of starting a company don't change between a bank and a warehouse. So we solve them once, and every company we build gets the answer.
Money moves faster than the software banks run on. We build the pipes: payments, treasury and risk.
Warehouses and farms can't hire fast enough. We build the machines that pick, pack and harvest.
Every team wants AI that actually ships. We build the agents, the evaluation and the guardrails.
Nurses spend half a shift on paperwork. We build the tools that give them that time back.
The grid is getting more batteries than it knows how to use. We build the software that runs them.
A shipment still waits days on forms. We build customs, routing and freight tools that clear it in hours.
A normal startup raises, then hires, then builds, then sells. We run all five at the same time. Press and hold to run both.
We pick the problem with you and talk to 50 buyers before writing any code.
You get a founding team from our bench: engineers, a designer, and an operator.
The product ships to design partners every week. Real users, real feedback.
The company spins out with paying customers, a funded runway and its own board.
Companies launched
Raised by the portfolio
Idea to launch
Still operating
| Company | Industry | Stage | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ledgerline | Fintech | Series A | Real-time treasury for mid-size banks. |
| Gripwork | Robotics | Seed | Picking arms that learn a new warehouse in a day. |
| Evalry | AI | Series B | Tests AI agents before customers ever see them. |
| Wardline | Health | Seed | Shift handoffs for nurses, done by voice. |
| Dispatchly | Energy | Series A | Decides when grid batteries charge and sell. |
| Portside | Logistics | Seed | Customs paperwork in hours instead of days. |
Between 20 and 30 percent at launch, depending on how much of the team comes from our bench. You get the terms in writing before week one, and they don't change later.
Yes, and most founders do. If you don't have one yet, we share the problems our design partners keep asking us to solve.
No. About half our founders start solo. We introduce you to people from our bench during the first two weeks, and you choose who joins.
Yes. The six are where we have the most buyers lined up, not a hard limit. If the problem is big and you know it well, we want to hear it.
No. Teams work remote-first. We fly everyone in for the first week and for launch week.
Tell us the problem. If it's a fit, you'll hear back within a week and start in the next cohort.
Next cohort starts / 12 Jan 2027You'll hear back within a week.