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Lowercase Capital portfolio map

32 startups Lowercase Capital has backed in rounds we track, since 2008, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $1.3B. The biggest sector is Internet, with 9 companies.

32startups backed
6sectors
$1.3Braised between them
Internetbiggest sector

Lowercase Capital's investor profile

Internet

9

IT Services

8

AI

5

Entertainment

4

Martech

3

Software

3

Segment by segment

Internet

9 startups · $252M raised

  1. MMediumMedium is a social publishing network that connects ideas and perspectives on topics that matter.United States$113M
  2. CommonCOMMON is a creative accelerator for social businesses, projects and sociopreneurs.United States$63M
  3. Smash.ggSmash.gg provides software to improve the Smash experience for streamers, players, tournament attendees, and spectators.United States$28M
  4. ThreadflipThreadflip is pioneering a new social shopping experience which is at the intersection of fashion, technology, and commerce.United States$21M
  5. GMGimlet MediaGimlet Media is a developer of a digital media network platform that focuses on producing quality narrative podcasts.United States$17M
  6. MovelineMoveline is a developer of a web-based platform used to assist people to search movers for shifting their stuff.United States$4.8M
  7. EmbedlyEmbedly helps publishers and consumers manage embed codes from more than hundred websites and APIs.United States$2.0M
  8. PictPICT builds a “shoppable photo” technology platform, enabling them to turn a normal photo into a content-rich, e-commerce-enabled photo.United States$1.4M

IT Services

8 startups · $681M raised

  1. AutomatticAutomattic Inc.United States$617M
  2. BackupifyBackupify, a Datto company, is the leader in cloud-to-cloud backup, enabling enterprises to extend data protection and accessibiliUnited States$20M
  3. FormspringFormspring.me is a social media network for sharing interesting information and personal responses.United States$14M
  4. GetableGetable is a technology company that operates an online marketplace and lead-generation platform focused on construction equipmentUnited States$11M
  5. SimpleGeoSimply the easiest way to use location.United States$9.8M
  6. RankerRanker is a Los Angeles-based media and technology company founded in 2009 by Clark Benson.United States$5.1M
  7. FanBridgeFanBridge is a fan relationship management (CRM) platform that focuses on fan acquisition, retention, and engagement through emailUnited States$2.4M
  8. vidIQvidIQ is a YouTube growth tool and browser extension founded in 2011 and launched in 2013 in San Francisco.United States$2.0M

AI

5 startups · $208M raised

  1. EmbarkEmbark is a Dallas-based business advisory and consulting firm founded in 2010.United States$91M
  2. WizelineWizeline is a product design and development services company that builds data-driven, cloud-native products and platforms for its clients.United States$89M
  3. HyperExplore HyperBot, HyperDesk, HyperClaw, and HyperBuild.United States$13M
  4. DigitalGeniusDigitalGenius is an AI-powered customer service automation platform designed for ecommerce and retail brands.United Kingdom$7.7M
  5. DINDIN is the Data Intelligence Network that Empowers AI with Crypto, the first network with protocols and communities for the revoluSingapore$7.0M

Entertainment

4 startups · $38M raised

  1. DubsmashDubsmash is a video-sharing social media service application.Germany$20M
  2. VHXVHX was a digital distribution and video monetization platform founded in 2011 in Brooklyn, NY, by Jamie Wilkinson and Casey Pugh.United States$10M
  3. turntable.fmTurntable is a New York-based social music discovery platform that enables people to build and execute collaborative DJs and live United States$7.0M
  4. UpNextUpNext specializes in design, programming, marketing, and ecommerce management.United States$1.1M

Martech

3 startups · $43M raised

  1. VictoriousVictorious is the only SEO agency in the US that focuses exclusively on SEO.United States$27M
  2. PosterousPosterous emerged from Y Combinator in the summer of 2008 as an innovative company focused on making blogging simple - as simple aUnited States$10M
  3. RReplyYesUnited States$6.5M

Software

3 startups · $70M raised

  1. Electric ImpElectric Imp provides a secure IoT platform, connecting cloud services with the real worldUnited States$44M
  2. HingeHinge is a social discovery network helping users meet new people through an application.United States$26M
  3. 280 North280 North is a web application company based on their proprietary application framework, Cappuccino.United States$250K

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Lowercase Capital as an investor, the first in 2008. 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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