Tapestry VC

Nothing is a technology company that designs and sells consumer electronics, including smartphones and audio devices, with a focus on minimalist design and high-quality sound.

Joinladder is a fitness app that provides personalized workout plans and coaching for strength training, designed for busy individuals who want to maximize their workout efficiency.

Fin AI is the leading AI agent for customer service, designed to handle complex queries across multiple channels with high accuracy and efficiency. It utilizes a patented AI architecture to continuously improve its performance through a feedback loop.

Unified Identity Infrastructure for AI Agents, enabling secure and trusted access for AI applications.

Cloudsmith is a powerful, cloud-scale artifact management platform that enables organizations to secure and manage their software supply chain, offering advanced security, observability, and integration features, making it a crucial part of CI/CD pipelines and software distribution.

Zapp is an app that offers quick delivery services, promising delivery within 20 minutes and providing incentives such as free delivery and credit rewards.

Ichi provides AI-powered solutions for architects, engineers, and jurisdictions to streamline code compliance, automate manual reviews, and enhance project efficiency.

Northflank is a deployment platform that empowers developers to ship workloads and manage applications without the complexity of infrastructure. It supports the deployment of AI workloads, databases, and applications across multiple cloud environments.

Seed-stage, pre-launch investor making small, fast checks (often $0–500K), focused on open-source infrastructure and developer tooling, offering operator marketing and YC/Kickstarter experience. TwentyTwo VC is a solo-founded seed fund that specializes in making small, fast checks to back companies before they publicly launch, with a particular focus on open-source infrastructure and developer tooling. Founded by a former marketer and a Kickstarter/Y Combinator operator, the fund has deployed ~$20M across 100+ investments in just five years, positioning itself as dedicated to investing in companies tackling present and future quality of life.

Early-stage batch accelerator turning tiny MVPs into companies via 400+ startups per batch, intense peer-pressure learning, founder-character screening, and founder-first support that reduces career risk. YC pioneered the modern batch-based accelerator model in 2005, systematically transforming tiny MVPs into venture-scale companies at industrial scale with 400+ startups per batch and a portfolio exceeding 4,000 companies, achieving unusually high success rates where ~4.5-5.5% become unicorns compared to ~2.5% for other venture-backed startups.

Early-stage boutique that publicly rebooted after admitting a lost decade, offering an institutionalized Fellows talent pipeline funneling top students into breakout startups. Kleiner Perkins deliberately transformed from a sprawling, personality-driven platform into a tighter early-stage boutique after 2018, openly acknowledging a 'lost decade' and marketing their turnaround as a core part of their brand story. The firm built one of the industry's most structured talent pipelines through their Kleiner Perkins Fellows program, which provides a systematic route for top students into breakout startups and comes with KP-sponsored seed capital.

Thrive Capital operates with a deliberately low-profile, secretive brand and attribution-free team model while making a small number of very large, high-conviction bets and stepping in as an anchor investor during market stress. The firm combines early-stage investing with multi-billion-dollar growth rounds from the same platform while maintaining a small, elite partnership and hybrid identity as both investor and operator through company-building efforts.