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Ron Conway portfolio map

41 startups Ron Conway has backed in rounds we track, since 1999, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $6.5B. The biggest sector is Internet, with 13 companies.

41startups backed
6sectors
$6.5Braised between them
Internetbiggest sector

Ron Conway's investor profile

Internet

13

Software

8

IT Services

8

AI

6

Consumer Apps

3

Community

3

Segment by segment

Internet

13 startups · $2.8B raised

  1. WishWish is an e-commerce shopping app, putting a digital shopping mall of affordable goods directly in the pockets of consumers worldwide.United States$879M
  2. redditUnited States$550M
  3. BuzzFeedBuzzFeed is a cross-platform digital media company delivering news and entertainment content to a global audience.United States$496M
  4. Answers CorporationAnswers empowers consumers, brands and organizations with the information they need to make better-informed decisions.United States$352M
  5. EventbriteOnce upon a time, 4 young women decided to start a music festival in rural Highland County, VA (a place very near and dear to all United States$225M
  6. MMediumMedium is a social publishing network that connects ideas and perspectives on topics that matter.United States$113M
  7. AAddThisAddThis provides social engagement tools, APIs and services personalizing websites for engagement, monetization and traffic boosting.United States$73M
  8. OZY MediaOzy Media, founded in 2012 by Carlos Watson and Samir Rao, was an American media and entertainment company based in Mountain View,United States$70M

Software

8 startups · $350M raised

  1. YammerYammer is an enterprise social network that enables employees to collaborate across departments, geographies and business applications.United States$142M
  2. Simply HiredSimply Hired is a technology company that operates job search engines in 24 countries and 12 languages.United States$57M
  3. TrialPayTrialPay is an offer-based payments platform enabling customers to pay for one item by trying or buying something else.United States$56M
  4. WWeeblyWeebly is a consumer service that lets people create a website, blog or online store.United States$36M
  5. BitlyBitly, Inc.United States$31M
  6. StitcherStitcher, Inc.United States$19M
  7. DDatahugDatahug is a collaborative forecasting and pipeline management solution, built right within your CRMIreland$5.5M
  8. DiggDigg Inc.United States$4.0M

IT Services

8 startups · $639M raised

  1. DomoPaving the way for a fully digital utility ecosystem in Uzbekistan, with efficiency, transparency, and people at the center.United States$584M
  2. ArkArk Biotech, founded in 2021 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a technology company focused on the cultivated meat sector United States$18M
  3. SimpleGeoSimply the easiest way to use location.United States$9.8M
  4. PNPureVideo NetworksProvide useful video related information.United States$8.4M
  5. RewarderWe connect those seeking knowledge or expertise with real people who can help.United States$7.0M
  6. Anchor IntelligenceAnchor Intelligence Inc.United States$6.0M
  7. OffermaticOffermatic is a young upstart looking to change how promotional marketing is done.United States$4.5M
  8. KLKickball LabsKickball Labs operates in the internet services industry and is the creator of Sketchfu, a social drawing site.United States$2.2M

AI

6 startups · $2.4B raised

  1. PinterestEco-friendly handmade goods for the home and family by Melanie Maralit.United States$2.3B
  2. One ConcernOne Concern is a climate resilience technology company based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 2015.United States$65M
  3. AArmorbloxArmorblox uses deep learning and natural language technologies to protect enterprise communications.United States$17M
  4. FriendlyFriend.ly is a social Q&A site allowing users to post questions on different subjects and get them answered.United States$5.0M
  5. JJustSpottedThe artist-formerly-known-as Scoopler is a real-time search engine.Denmark$765K
  6. MagneticMagnetic is a AI digital marketing platformUnited States$500K

Consumer Apps

3 startups · $246M raised

  1. FlipboardFlipboard is a Palo Alto-based company that operates a personalized social magazine platform.United States$236M
  2. DelectableDelectable is a critically-acclaimed mobile app that helps users find, buy, learn, record and share wines worth rememberingUnited States$10M
  3. VidlyVidly is an online platform that enables video hosting, transcoding, device detection, content delivery, security, and analytics services.United States$500K

Community

3 startups · $17M raised

  1. BeautylishBeautylish is an e-commerce company and online community based in San Francisco, California, specializing in exclusive makeup, skiUnited States$14M
  2. 1000memories1000memories is the new shoebox for your old photos.United States$2.5M
  3. FlutherFluther is a question-and-answer social community providing solutions to users' inquiries on any topic.United States$600K

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Ron Conway as an investor, the first in 1999. 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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