Our Companies
Convex is a software development company that offers data, insights, and applications to help commercial contractors and service businesses win.
Crosschq's AI-driven hiring intelligence platform helps companies better screen, onboard and source the best talent.
Curebase is reinventing clinical trials and research with its cutting-edge clinical software and remote study management techniques.
Curse, which was acquired by Twitch in 2016 and then by Fandom in 2018, is a global multimedia and technology company that creates content and products for gamers.
Descope is IAM software that helps developers build secure, frictionless authentication and user journeys for any application. | Co-founder & CEO Slavik Markovich
DraftKings, which went public (NASDAQ: DKNG) in April 2020, provides online daily and weekly fantasy sports contests for cash prizes.
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Drata is a trust management platform that uses AI-driven automation to help thousands of businesses modernize governance, risk, and compliance.
The first regulated copy-trading platform.
echo's AI-powered platform secures cloud-native infrastructure through enterprise-grade CVE-free container base images. | Co-founders Eilon Elhadad & Eylam Milner
Electric provides IT technology and real-time support for small and medium-sized businesses through its platform that manages people, applications, and devices.
Wing Security's automated security platform provides visibility, control, and compliance capabilities to protect against SaaS-related threats.
ADDI aims to power digital commerce in Latin America, starting with Buy Now, Pay Later.
Affirm, which went public (NASDAQ: AFRM) in Jan. 2021, offers a flexible, transparent way for consumers to pay over time. | Co-founder & CEO Max Levchin
Airbnb, which went public (NASDAQ: ABNB) in Dec. 2020, authentically connects guests with communities. | Co-founders Joe Gebbia, Nathan Blecharczyk & Brian Chesky
Aven's credit card lets homeowners use their home equity for really low rates.
Belong's marketplace for homeowners and renters is reinventing the residential renting experience.
BigCommerce, which went public (NASDAQ: BIGC) in August 2020, is a leading e-commerce platform for fast-growing brands.
Brightwheel's platform for early education combines SaaS, payments, and a consumer-like daily experience for administrators, teachers, and families.
Chief is a private membership network focused on connecting and supporting women executive leaders.
Clara is the leading spend management platform for companies in Latin America. Its end-to-end solution includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill pay, financing solutions, and a highly-rated software platform used by thousands of companies across the region.
Coinbase, which completed its IPO (NASDAQ: COIN) in April 2021, is the easiest place to buy, sell, and manage your cryptocurrency portfolio.
Homebase is the all-in-one HR and team management app that helps more than 100,000 small businesses manage their hourly teams. | Founder & CEO John Waldmann
K Health's data-driven digital primary care system uses AI to deliver personalized primary care services.
Karat Financial's business credit cards are tailored to the needs of digital creators and influencers.
Mason handles the hardest parts of building and scaling a hardware business, so innovators can focus instead on creating great products. By combining its enterprise devices with developer-first software, Mason offers the tools and control needed to bring hardware solutions to market.
Odeko's operating system optimizes supply chain management and inventory operations for coffee shops and small businesses.
PlushCare, which was acquired by Accolade (NASDAQ: ACCD) in June 2021, features personalized health and benefits solutions that help to improve experience, outcomes, and healthcare cost for employers.
Seismic's sales enablement platform connects customer-facing teams with the right skills, content, tools, and insights to grow and win.
ServiceTitan is the #1 software for commercial and residential trades.
Shelf Engine (acquired by Crisp in May 2025) uses machine learning to help grocery stores dial in their orders to increase sales while reducing waste.
Slack, which went public in June 2019 and later was acquired by Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) in 2021, brings conversations and apps together into its AI-powered productivity platform.