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What does Unlock Venture Partners invest in?
Unlock Venture Partners invests most often at Seed (100% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as AI & Machine Learning, Apps and Artificial Intelligence.
Unlock Venture Partners highlights
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1 cheques in the last 12 months
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Mostly Seed: 100% of its rounds
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Sole investor in 1 rounds, median $7.5M
What they do
- Type
- VC firm (from a list, unverified)
- Cheque size
- $100K – $5.0M as they say
- Stages
- Pre-seedSeedSeries ASeries B
- Sectors
- AI & Machine LearningAppsArtificial Intelligence
- Based in
- Seattle, United States
- Cold pitches
- Not stated
The record
Every round we can evidence, newest first3 appearances
- 2026
1 round
- Feb
- 2019
2 rounds
- Dec
- May
An announcement gives the size of the round, not the size of this investor's cheque: the only rounds that imply a cheque are those where they were the sole named investor.
The team
Named by the firm itself, on a filing, its Form ADV or its company registration3 named
ARAhmad Raazi ImamManageriForm ADV
ALAndy LiuManageriForm ADV
PSP. Sanjay S ReddyManageriForm ADV
We also hold 10 people at this firm from the lists this database was built from: a weaker source than the filings, since a list does not say when a title ended. Login to see them.
What the register says
From the firm's own filings with the SEC, which it must file accurately by law
$97Mgross assets of its fundsOct 2026
Exemptreporting adviserventure or small private funds
- Legal name
- LRI Vision Management, LLC
- SEC number
- CRD 291983
What they claim to have backed
From their own portfolio page (on their website)
16 of 33 we have independently watched raise
AstonpowerAudiotoolAurigaspaceCrowdcowDustlabsEnzzoFielddayGengKeepeMakeMangosciencesPixelcanvasPossiblefinanceSophiaTierUpdaterAdweekAirwaiCraft and FunctionDollyEmailanalyticsFoundationaiGetsensateHeyparkerHyphenIlifeJoinfightcampLiveouterMandalaspaceventuresMeshverifySeasaltSupermodelVdovitrina
Weaker than a round we watched, stronger than a list somebody sold us. A firm is far less willing to put a company on its own site that it never funded.