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Google Ventures — Portfolio, Page 17

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

415
Companies
$16.1B
Total invested
$45.5M
Avg. check
57
Industries
Mobile 8Apps 6Software 5E-Commerce 5Enterprise Software 4Analytics 3+51 more
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Portfolio companies

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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
Copious
July 2012

Copious is an online social marketplace for buying and selling among known individuals and companies.

E-Commerce · San Francisco$5.0M Series A

Where Google Ventures invests

Mobile8
Apps6
Software5
E-Commerce5
Enterprise Software4
Analytics3

About Google Ventures's portfolio

How many companies has Google Ventures invested in?▸

Google Ventures has invested in 415 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, E-Commerce, Enterprise Software. The firm invests across 57 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 $16.1B.

What is the average investment size for Google Ventures?▸

Google Ventures's average investment size is $45.5M across its portfolio of 415 companies.

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