What does Homebrew invest in?
Homebrew invests most often at Seed and Series A (72% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as AI & Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI/ML) and Consumer.

United States · Investor
Last cheque observed Oct 2026; 119 cheques on record.
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10 cheques in the last 12 months
Mostly Seed and Series A: 72% of its rounds
Sole investor in 4 rounds, median $3.0M
1 exits from the portfolio
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Every round we can evidence, newest first119 appearances
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15 rounds
12 rounds
9 rounds
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Companies it backed that were later bought or listed1 in all
An exit counts when it came after the firm's first round in the company. From historical deal records.
The investors most often in the same rounds as Homebrew. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.
The latest companies Homebrew put money into.
Homebrew invests most often at Seed and Series A (72% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as AI & Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI/ML) and Consumer.
119 investments on record, 10 of them in the last 12 months, and it led 4. The most recent was in Oct 2026.
Its most recent investments on record: Tolan (Oct 2026), Scuba (Seed, Oct 2026) and Peppermint (Seed, Oct 2026).
The median round it joins is $12M. It says it writes cheques of $50K to $2.0M.
Sometimes: it led 4 of its 119 investments on record (3%).
Most of the companies it backs are in the United States (95%).
Yes: it is actively investing, with 10 investments in the last 12 months.
Most often Y Combinator (14 rounds together), SV Angel (9 rounds together) and Greycroft (8 rounds together).
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