The Weekly Diff · Issue 2026-w33

At least 2,901 companies. At least 636 funds. Every claim cited.

Generated Aug 10, 2026

Fresh funding

Rounds announced in the last 30 days

New on the map

Companies added to the graph this week
  • Octane11 is a B2B platform that connects marketing signals to accounts and pipeline using AI-powered analytics.

  • Evertune provides an AI visibility platform and generative engine optimization solution for marketing teams to measure brand visibility in AI search. Evertune was founded by Brian Stempeck, Edward Chater, and Poul Costinsky in 2023 and is backed by investors that include Chip Ransler, David Azose, Eniac Ventures, Felicis, Jonathan Carson, Joseph Spisak, NextView Ventures, Roger.

  • Oboe is a learning platform that creates personalized courses for users. Oboe is backed by investors that include Adam D‚ÄôAngelo, Andreessen Horowitz, Eniac Ventures, Factorial Capital, Garry Tan, Haystack, Jared Hecht, Lenny Rachitsky, Mati Staniszewski, M.G. Siegler, Mikey Shulman.

  • Ease Health is an EHR and billing platform designed specifically for behavioral health providers. Ease Health was founded by Raymond Wang and Zach Cohen in 2024 and is backed by investors that include Abstract, Andreessen Horowitz, BoxGroup, F3 Partners, firedrop, Maven Ventures, Sunflower Capital, and XLIV Capital.

  • Macro unifies email, chat, docs, tasks, calendar, code, CRM and AI into one open source system with shared memory.

  • Zip Security is an identity and device management platform that automates endpoint security and compliance monitoring for cloud-based enterprises. Zip Security was founded by Gabbi Merz and Joshua Zweig in 2021 and is backed by investors that include Ballistic Ventures, BoxGroup, General Catalyst, Human Capital, MANTIS Venture Capital, and Silver Buckshot Ventures.

  • Sphinx is an AI reliability system for organizations that depend on accurate, trustworthy data, keeping definitions consistent across systems.

  • Ropes is a platform that validates candidate abilities, prevents fraud, and accelerates hiring for staffing firms. Ropes is backed by investors that include BoxGroup and GSV Ventures.

  • New York City-based company building vertical AI agents for B2B distribution, manufacturing, and field sales teams.

  • Brooklyn, New York-based company building an evaluation and observability platform for teams shipping LLM applications.

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