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Google Ventures — Portfolio, Page 17

Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

416
Companies
$15.7B
Total invested
$43.8M
Avg. check
55
Industries
Mobile 9Apps 6Software 5Enterprise Software 4E-Commerce 4Social Media 3+49 more
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Cord Project
September 2014

Cord is incredibly simple, incredibly fast voice messaging that lets you chat with one friend or shout to a whole group of friends.

Messaging · Brooklyn$1.8M Seed
Datanyze
August 2014

Datanyze is an IT company that provides real-time insights using accurate contact information to its clients.

B2B · San Mateo$1.8M Seed
Quettra
August 2014

Quettra is a mobile intelligence company focusing on personalizing mobile experiences and monetization.

Analytics · Mountain View$2.9M Seed
WUT
June 2014

A social messaging app that brings the party to your lock screen

Apps · San Francisco$1.0M Seed
MindSumo
March 2014

MindSumo is an open-innovation platform delivering ideas and insights to over 100 of the Fortune 500

Crowdsourcing · DurhamSeed
Smarterer
February 2014

They help people change as fast as their industries. Their crowdsourced tests validate skills in as few as 10 questions & 120 seconds.

Education · Boston$1.6M Series Unknown
Hey
January 2014

Hey is an automatic journal enabling people to keep track of the places they visit and the things they see.

Apps · San Francisco$3.5M Series A
Schematic Labs
December 2013

Schematic Labs is a mobile technology company developing entertainment apps for Android and iOS devices.

Apps · San FranciscoSeries Unknown
Scan
October 2013

Scan develops offline-to-online apps using QR code, beacon, and other mobile technologies.

Apps · Provo$7.0M Series A
gyft
September 2013

Gyft is a mobile gift card app that allows customers to buy, store, send, and redeem gift cards conveniently from their mobile device.

Financial Services · Mountain View$5.0M Series A
Buttercoin
September 2013

Buttercoin is an open source digital trading engine used to arrange trades in an order book.

Bitcoin · Palo Alto$250K Seed
Mitro
September 2013

Mitro is a browser extension that stores and shares cloud service credentials.

Browser Extensions · New York$1.2M Seed
NewHound
August 2013

AppStack is an application that automates the process of creating mobile websites for business owners and drives customers to those sites.

Advertising · San Juan CapistranoSeries A
Nifti
July 2013

Nifti enables users to store and track products and their prices from their favorite websites.

E-Commerce · Boston$800K Seed
FitStar (acq. by Fitbit)
June 2013

FitStar is a technology company developing health and fitness apps that help people streamline their workout sessions.

Apps · San Francisco$4.0M Series A
Appurify
May 2013

Appurify enables mobile test automation on real devices for mobile teams to build better apps.

Android · San Francisco$4.5M Series A
Luvocracy
May 2013

Luvocracy is a social marketplace allowing individuals to buy products recommended by their friends.

Consumer Reviews · San Francisco$11.0M Series A
Foundation Medicine
January 2013

Foundation medicine is a molecular information company developing clinical diagnostic tests that facilitates personalized cancer therapies.

Biotechnology · Cambridge$13.5M Series B
TrueLens
December 2012

TrueLens is a CRM platform providing Socialgraphic insights into customers, enabling brands to increase ROI and revenue.

Advertising · Cambridge$1.2M Series Unknown
TopFloor
October 2012

TopFloor is an online retailer of lifestyle products and gift items.

E-Commerce · Santa Monica$6.0M Series Unknown
Desmos
September 2012

Desmos is software for developing and sharing educational content.

Content · San FranciscoSeries Unknown
Ubersense
September 2012

Ubersense produces mobile video analysis apps that include collaboration tools to help athletes coach and improve themselves.

Developer Tools · Boston$1.1M Seed
tenXer
August 2012

tenXer offers employees with productivity tools that enable them to measure their performances.

Analytics · San Francisco$3.0M Series B
Wantworthy
August 2012

Wantworthy enables online shoppers to save products they are interested in from any site, compare them, and get feedback from friends.

E-Commerce · New York$1.0M Seed

Where Google Ventures invests

Mobile9
Apps6
Software5
Enterprise Software4
E-Commerce4
Social Media3

About Google Ventures's portfolio

How many companies has Google Ventures invested in?

Google Ventures has invested in 416 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does Google Ventures invest in?

Google Ventures's top investment sectors include Mobile, Apps, Software, Enterprise Software, E-Commerce. The firm invests across 55 different industry categories.

What is Google Ventures's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, Foundation Medicine received $13.5M in a Series B round. Google Ventures's total known invested capital is $15.7B.

What is the average investment size for Google Ventures?

Google Ventures's average investment size is $43.8M across its portfolio of 416 companies.

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