Kapor Capital

Interviewing.io offers anonymous mock interviews with top engineers to help improve technical interview skills. It provides rigorous technical interviews and selects high-quality candidates.

Newsela is a content and assessment platform that provides educational resources designed to unlock student motivation, inspire teachers, and drive long-lasting learning outcomes.

Charger Help! provides solutions for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, focusing on reliability and operational efficiency.

Thrive Market is an online grocery delivery service that offers organic and healthy products at discounted prices, catering to health-conscious consumers.

Penny Finance offers a guided online platform for financial planning, helping users make informed money decisions across various life stages.

Lirvana Labs develops AI-native solutions that personalize learning, empower educators, and deliver measurable impact globally, focusing on K-12 education.

AnswersNow provides IT services and business software solutions tailored for small businesses, focusing on network security, data backup, and managed services.

Daylight is a decentralized energy company that transforms everyday homes into mini power plants, enabling families to lower their energy bills, stay powered during outages, and earn rewards for contributing to a more reliable grid. By sending excess energy back into the system, Daylight reduces pressure on aging infrastructure and builds local resilience in energy supply.

TomoCredit offers a credit card that requires no credit score for approval, allowing users to build their credit history without traditional barriers. The service includes features like credit monitoring, bill tracking, and AI-powered credit repair.

Cayaba Care is a community-based maternity program that provides wrap-around support throughout pregnancy and postpartum to improve maternal health outcomes.

Founded by Arlan Hamilton while homeless with no finance or tech background, Backstage Capital requires at least one founder to be a woman, person of color, or LGBTQ. The fund treats capital allocation as activism and argues that 'underestimated' founders are systematically mispriced assets that create alpha rather than requiring concessionary returns.

Sixty8 Capital is a seed-stage venture fund that deliberately operates from Indianapolis to back Black, Brown, women, LGBTQ+, and disabled founders across the Midwest and South, arguing that coastal VCs systematically overlook innovation from these underrepresented groups in "flyover" regions. The fund is built on years of grassroots work running Black tech incubators and pitch competitions, and operates alongside Be Nimble Foundation to create an integrated platform spanning workforce development, accelerators, and pre-seed/seed capital—with a stated goal of creating 100 millionaires from historically overlooked communities.

Very early ($10K–$100K) pre-seed investor exclusively for Black, Latino, and Native American tech founders, offering hands-on venture building, faith-informed justice lens, tribal-government partnerships, and co-created equity-finance solutions.

Bridges historically overlooked, untapped founders to resources and pathways that democratize entrepreneurship and advance sustainable equity and economic inclusion. Based in Los Angeles, the fund invests in Pre-Seed and Seed stage companies in CPG/D2C, Marketplaces, SaaS, and Transportation.

Early-stage venture capital firm focused on enterprise cloud and smart data companies. Invests in Pre-Seed and Seed stage startups.