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The House Fund — Portfolio, Page 4

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

86
Companies
$1.2B
Total invested
$17.0M
Avg. check
51
Industries
Machine Learning 4Software 4Artificial Intelligence (AI) 3Augmented Reality 1Video Games 1Virtual Reality 1+45 more
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Portfolio companies

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Realcast
September 2022

Realcast develops video games and interactive experiences for extended reality.

Augmented Reality · San Francisco$1.5M Pre-Seed
LatchBio
June 2022

LatchBio is a biotech research company that provides code-free platform for the biocomputing revolution.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · San Francisco$28.0M Series A
Ponder
March 2022

Ponder provides enterprise-ready tools for rapid, flexible experimentation with data at scale.

Analytics · San Mateo$7.0M Seed
Block Tackle
March 2022

Block Tackle is a San-Francisco-based studio dedicated to creating the first generation of fun-first blockchain games.

Blockchain · San Francisco$5.0M Seed
Upscribe
August 2021

Powering the next generation of subscription eCommerce.

E-Commerce · Los Angeles$4.0M Seed
WanderJaunt
April 2021

WanderJaunt offers technology-enabled property management solutions for travelers, homeowners, and accommodations from around the world.

Property Management · San FranciscoSeries Unknown
Flowcast
March 2021

Flowcast provides an AI platform that automates and powers lender credit decisions.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · San Francisco$3.0M Series Unknown
Raise Commercial Real Estate
June 2020

Raise Commercial Real Estate is a technology-powered commercial real estate brokerage helping companies search for office space.

Commercial Real Estate · San Francisco$20.0M Series A
Peerwell
August 2019

PeerWell covers the full continuum of musculoskeletal care — from pain & prevention through to complex surgery & recovery.

Health Care · San Francisco$6.5M Series A
Dyndrite
April 2019

It develops a manufacturing software.

Computer · Seattle$10.0M Series A
Determined AI
March 2019

Determined AI is a machine learning tech company that revolutionizes the way deep models are trained and deployed.

AI Infrastructure · San Francisco$11.0M Series A
O.School
October 2017

O.school is building a shame-free space by offering pleasure education through live streaming and moderated chat.

EdTech · San Francisco$800K Series Unknown
Distributed Systems
January 2017

Distributed Systems is a digital identity startup and a full-stack machine intelligence.

Customer Service · San Francisco$1.7M Seed
tbh
February 2013

tbh is a developer of a mobile application designed to provide anonymous feedback to friends.

iOS · Oakland$3.5M Pre-Seed

Where The House Fund invests

Machine Learning4
Software4
Artificial Intelligence (AI)3
Augmented Reality1
Video Games1
Virtual Reality1

About The House Fund's portfolio

How many companies has The House Fund invested in?

The House Fund has invested in 86 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does The House Fund invest in?

The House Fund's top investment sectors include Machine Learning, Software, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality, Video Games. The firm invests across 51 different industry categories.

What is The House Fund's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, LatchBio received $28.0M in a Series A round. The House Fund's total known invested capital is $1.2B.

What is the average investment size for The House Fund?

The House Fund's average investment size is $17.0M across its portfolio of 86 companies.

What are The House Fund's most recent investments?

Recent The House Fund portfolio additions include Realcast, LatchBio, Ponder, Block Tackle, Upscribe. These companies were founded in 2020 or later.

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