Muse Capital

Midi provides insurance-covered care from women's health specialists, focusing on midlife hormonal changes and associated health needs.

Mahmee provides wraparound pregnancy and postpartum care, uniting a team of doulas, nurses, lactation consultants, and mental health specialists to support families through every step of the maternal journey.

Conceivable Life Sciences is revolutionizing the IVF process through automation, utilizing AI, robotics, and machine vision to make IVF more accessible and affordable.

Future Family provides fertility financing solutions, including IVF loans, egg freezing support, and personalized nurse guidance to help individuals and families navigate their fertility journeys.

Mavida Health offers specialized online therapy and medication management for women's mental health, focusing on various life stages including pregnancy, parenting, and menopause. The platform provides a supportive community and expert resources to empower women throughout their mental health journey.

Flickplay transforms character IP into a universal layer for entertainment, allowing fans to engage with their favorite characters across digital and physical worlds through augmented reality and interactive experiences.

Wonder Works Studio creates immersive and imaginative experiences on next-generation social gaming platforms like Roblox, focusing on roleplay games and leveraging influencer expertise for growth.

Just Women's Sports is a media brand focused on women's sports, offering content like podcasts, newsletters, highlights, and long-form features, as well as merchandise.

Beekeeper's Naturals offers a range of health products powered by bee-derived ingredients like propolis, royal jelly, and bee pollen, focusing on natural wellness solutions for immune support, gut health, and brain function.

Firefly is a data-first ad network offering advanced tracking, measurement, and optimization in digital out-of-home advertising. Their dynamic and creative mobility advertising solutions deliver targeted messages at the right time, utilizing GPS-enabled digital tops on taxis and rideshare vehicles.

Amplifyher Ventures is led by Tricia Black, Facebook's first VP of Sales and 7th employee, and invests specifically in commerce, care, and connectivity themes that deliberately blur the lines between consumer brands, women's health infrastructure, and information platforms. The fund operates a formal Investor Fellows program across elite graduate schools to source deals and frames women not as underfunded but as an untapped asset class, explicitly targeting leadership teams that can create flywheel effects of growth in new markets.

Invests at the earliest stages in mission-critical infrastructure for care, housing, work and community, offering access to 100+ operator and family-office co-investor network plus policy partnerships to shape regulation. Invests in mission critical infrastructure that powers how we work, live, and care, explicitly reframing care, housing, work, and community systems as core economic infrastructure and positioning this as a multi-trillion-dollar GDP unlock by backing infrastructure that helps women and working families become more economically resilient.

GingerBread Capital is a $50 million fund that operates as a women-investing-in-women platform. The fund backs female founders while building networks of high-net-worth women as check-writers and serving as an LP in 25+ emerging funds led by women and underrepresented managers. GingerBread positions investing in women as a contrarian alpha thesis, arguing that women-led companies are stronger due to being hardened by underfunding. The fund also systematically teaches women how to become investors themselves.

Led by consumer-brand operator Susan Lyne and born of #BUILTBYGIRLS, they use a proprietary Polyculture thesis and data from 100+ female-led companies to guide founders targeting polycultural markets.

Leads seed rounds for women founders in underserved geographies and non-traditional profiles, focused on fintech, e-commerce and care-tech, run by three non-Silicon Valley women with systematic impact measurement.