The E14 Fund

Replit is an AI-powered platform for building and deploying apps and websites collaboratively. It offers tools for software development, including a built-in database and security features. Replit aims to democratize software creation.

Formlabs is a leading manufacturer of 3D printers, specializing in resin-based (SLA) and powder-based (SLS) printing technologies. They provide a range of materials and software solutions for various industries including dental, medical, and engineering.

MosaicML provides a unified platform for data, analytics, and AI, focusing on building and deploying machine learning and generative AI applications.

Overjet provides the most advanced AI platform for dentistry that automates administrative work and enhances clinical decisions to ensure every patient receives exceptional care.

Supercharging AI Computing with Supreme Networking. Interconnecting 1000x More Memory for Generative AI Systems with the World's Fastest Memory-to-Compute Fabric.

Adaption is focused on building adaptive AI systems that learn continuously and adapt to user needs, rather than relying on static, monolithic models. Their approach emphasizes efficiency and adaptability in AI, targeting various industries and use cases.

Unconventional AI is rethinking the foundations of a computer to optimize energy efficiency for AI, aiming to build silicon circuits that demonstrate non-linear dynamics similar to biological intelligence.

Sourcemap provides software solutions for supply chain transparency, enabling companies to map and trace their supply chains from raw materials to finished goods. Their platform supports compliance with regulations such as forced labor due diligence and tariff management.

Stable offers a virtual address and mailbox service that automates mail management for businesses, allowing them to operate efficiently in a digital-first world.

FIGUR8 is the first FDA-registered accurate, objective musculoskeletal (MSK) assessment platform that provides lab-grade biomechanics data for personalized treatment plans and recovery monitoring.

Vanedge Capital is one of the few Canadian venture capital firms with deep expertise in hard tech sectors like space, semiconductors, and AI infrastructure, backed by former startup founders including Electronic Arts former President Paul Lee. The Vancouver and Silicon Valley-based fund focuses on technically complex, infrastructure-level companies rather than consumer apps, with a portfolio including SpaceX, xAI, and Google-acquired Raxium.

Embedded with MIT and Harvard student and recent-grad founders via AI venture courses, lectureships and mentors; incubates companies using Cogo Labs data-driven engine to spin out ventures from demand signals.

Hyperplane Venture Capital was founded by former machine learning entrepreneurs who built and sold an AI startup, giving them first-hand experience commercializing hard AI products rather than coming from a purely financial background. The Boston-based fund leads early rounds for technically intense AI teams attacking physical-world problems like wastewater epidemiology, precision agriculture, and industrial robotics, often backing companies that aren't obvious 'hot deals' yet but become category-creators in AI infrastructure for complex, regulated systems.

Alumni Ventures built a "network-powered" retail VC platform that aggregates thousands of accredited individuals into professionally managed funds, allowing people to write checks as low as ~$10k while accessing large, diversified venture portfolios—making it America's largest VC firm for individual investors. The firm runs a deliberately non-controlling, co-investor-only strategy where it does not lead rounds, set terms, or take board seats, instead slotting into rounds alongside elite firms like Sequoia and Bessemer while treating its 750k+ subscriber base and ~1,400+ venture-backed founders as a scaled operating asset through structured CEO Services.