A thesis-driven fund with an operator's instinct
We focus on six categories where AI, capital efficiency and operator expertise compound. Within them, we move with conviction and at speed.
Where we play
Six theses, refreshed every quarter — each backed by a dedicated partner and operator network.
Agentic AI infrastructure
Foundational tools for building, deploying and supervising autonomous software agents.
Programmable money
Fintech rails for embedded finance, cross-border payouts and B2B treasury.
Applied healthtech
Clinician copilots, diagnostics and AI-native therapeutics with regulatory tailwinds.
Industrial climate
Software-defined energy, grid intelligence and decarbonization of heavy industry.
Consumer with margin
Brands and products with durable affinity and clear path to gross-margin economics.
Vertical operating systems
Workflow OSes for logistics, hospitality and field operations across emerging markets.
Stages & check sizes
How we size investments across the lifecycle of a venture.
Six principles we run on
Decisions in days, not months
We commit to a yes/no within 14 days of the first partner call. Founders deserve clarity.
Conviction over consensus
Single-partner sponsorship can drive an investment. We don't hide behind committees.
Operator-led diligence
Every deal is pressure-tested by an operator in the space. Theory meets practice.
Reserve discipline
We reserve 2–3× the initial check for follow-on. Winners get capital when they need it.
Founder-friendly terms
Standard NVCA-style docs, no creative structures. We win when founders win.
Transparent reasoning
Our debate platform makes diligence a graph of claims and evidence — visible to the founder.
What we back — and what we don't
What gets us excited
- Founders with non-obvious, earned insight
- Software with structural margin
- Markets with regulatory or technical tailwinds
- Teams that can execute in emerging markets
- Honest discussions about what could go wrong
What we usually pass on
- Hype-driven categories without unit economics
- Pure services businesses without leverage
- Markets where regulation is structurally hostile
- Solo founders without a complementary co-founder pipeline
- Pitches that avoid risk discussion