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Corazon Capital portfolio map

28 startups Corazon Capital has backed in rounds we track, since 2013, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $1.1B; Corazon Capital led at least one round in 3 of them. The biggest sector is AI, with 9 companies.

28startups backed
6sectors
$1.1Braised between them
AIbiggest sector

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AI

9 startups · $223M raised

  1. ClarifaiClarifai's platform supports the full AI development lifecycle; including dataset preparation, model training and deployment.United States$100M
  2. HELIXHELIX RE is a platform for creating and delivering digital twins for buildings.Singapore$58M
  3. RRimeUnited States$30M
  4. ArtaArta is a logistics technology company based in New York and London, founded in 2014.United States$11M
  5. Gaia DynamicsGaia Dynamics is an AI-driven trade technology platform founded in 2025 and based in Palo Alto, California.United States$8.5M
  6. nVenuenVenue’s unmatched tech streams 1000s of probabilities along with live sports for best fan experiences watching, betting, or BOTHUnited States$6.0M
  7. iAsk AiiAsk.Ai is an AI-powered answer engine founded in 2022 and based in Chicago, Illinois.United States$5.7M
  8. HeretikHeretik is a legal technology company based in Chicago, founded in 2016.United States$2.4M

Internet

6 startups · $44M raised

  1. FoodsbyFoodsby is a food-technology company and lunch delivery marketplace founded in May 2012 by Ben Cattoor and Parag Shah, based in MiUnited States$20M
  2. Noble MobileThe first mobile carrier that pays you to use your phone less.United States$10M
  3. Mac & MiaMac & Mia is a personalized at-home shopping experience for parents that offers clothing pieces for newborns up to six-year-old children.United States$5.0M
  4. AAgLocalAgLocal is an e-commerce platform and subscription service that connects consumers with high-quality, ethically sourced meat from United States$3.8M
  5. LiveMinutesLiveMinutes is a real-time collaboration platform enabling users to work with teams on notes, designs and slideshows.United States$3.2M
  6. TTripScoutUnited States$2.0M

IT Services

4 startups · $103M raised

  1. ShiftgigShiftgig is a workforce technology company based in Chicago, Illinois, that specializes in software solutions for staffing agencieUnited States$55M
  2. CatalyticCatalytic is a Chicago-based company that specializes in no-code workflow and intelligent automation software.United States$36M
  3. KeybaseKeybase offers end-to-end encrypted chat, file-sharing, and code-hosting all based on a cryptographic platform.United States$11M
  4. TelnyxTelnyx is a global Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) provider based in Chicago, Illinois, with additional corporate recUnited States$1.0M

Fintech

3 startups · $571M raised

  1. KnockKnock helps product and engineering teams send notifications to their customers.United States$555M
  2. CFX LabsCFX Labs provides payment processing solutions for app publisher, marketplace, and retailer.United States$14M
  3. DipJarDipJar is a fintech and social enterprise founded in 2012 by Ryder and Judd Kessler.United States$2.8M

Consumer Apps

3 startups · $56M raised

  1. MMudflapMudflap aims to build the largest virtual fleet in the U.S.United States$50M
  2. FitplanA mobile fitness app with interactive training programs world’s best personal trainers at your fingertips - anytime, anywhere.United States$4.8M
  3. PearachutePearachute was a subscription service based in Chicago, founded in 2016 by Desiree Vargas Wrigley.United States$1.2M

Edtech

3 startups · $79M raised

  1. BoldVoiceBoldVoice, also known as Wellocution, Inc., is an educational technology company based in New York City.United States$42M
  2. VisiblyA new way for organisations to drive their company values and behaviours in support of 'real' employee advocacy.United Kingdom$32M
  3. HiLinkA connected, interactive, and engaging digital worldUnited States$5.0M

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Corazon Capital as an investor, the first in 2013. Each sits under its main sector, read from its rounds, and each sector shows its best-funded first; sectors with fewer than three companies are left off. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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