Several tech startups — Extend, Amaros, Fleet, Onebrief, Juniper Square, among others, have announced their venture capital VC funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
Extend Raises $17 mn
Extend, an AI-native document platform, raised $17 million in a seed and Series A round led by Innovation Endeavors, with participation from Y Combinator, Homebrew, Character, and angel investors including Scott Belsky and Guillermo Rauch. Co‑founded by Kushal Byatnal (CEO) and Eli Badgio (CTO), Extend transforms complex PDFs —including degraded scans, handwriting, tables, and signatures — into structured, production-ready data with over 95 percent accuracy using LLMs. The strategy is to accelerate go-to-market, expand engineering and GTM teams, and launch a self-serve platform. Technology combines parsing, validation, and orchestration for scalable document automation. Customers like Brex and Square use Extend to reduce manual work and improve speed, accuracy, and data accessibility.
Amaros Closes Series A round
Amaros, a Silicon Valley ophthalmic AI company, closed a Series A round led by mission-aligned investors to bring its EvidenceEngine platform to market. Co-founded by CEO Vartan Ghazarossian and President Ben Toker, the company aggregates clinical, imaging, genomics, provider note, and claims data to provide real-time insights. Strategy focuses on accelerating product development, forming commercial partnerships, and scaling engineering and clinical teams. Funding will support global expansion, advisory board engagement, and platform rollout. Technology converts fragmented, unstructured ophthalmic data into actionable intelligence for physicians, researchers, and life sciences firms. Customers, including clinicians and pharma, benefit from improved trial enrollment, faster diagnostics, and smarter care delivery.
Fleet Secured $27 mn
Fleet, an open-source device management startup, raised $27 million in a Series B round led by Ten Eleven Ventures, with participation from CRV, Open Core Ventures, and GitLab’s Sid Sijbrandij. This brings total funding to $52.3 million. Co-founded by CEO Mike McNeil, Fleet’s strategy is to expand its platform for managing Apple, Windows, and Linux devices via both cloud-hosted and self-managed options. The VC funding will support platform development, managed hosting services, and go-to-market initiatives. Customers like Stripe, Uber, and Deloitte use Fleet to avoid vendor lock-in, improve auditability, and streamline device management through an open and transparent system.
Onebrief Raises $20 mn
Onebrief, a defense-tech software company, raised $20 million in a Series C extension led by Battery Ventures, increasing its valuation from $650 million to $1.1 billion in three months. Co-founded by CEO Grant Demaree, Onebrief provides a cloud-native platform for military planning with integrated AI and real-time collaboration. The funding will support engineering, infrastructure growth, and AI feature development. The platform enables secure operations and supports 100,000 concurrent users. It aims to enhance wartime readiness, decision-making, and productivity, with customers reporting 2× gains. Onebrief’s goal is a 100× productivity improvement through AI-driven operational planning and global deployment.
Juniper Square Raises $130 mn
Juniper Square, a San Francisco-based private market software provider, raised $130 million in a Series D round led by Ribbit Capital, with participation from Fifth Wall and Redpoint Ventures. The VC funding will support the development of JunieAI, an enterprise AI platform for private markets, aimed at improving reporting, analytics, and operational workflows. The strategy includes scaling operations and expanding product offerings. The platform targets private equity, venture capital, and real estate fund managers. Innovation focuses on applying AI to capital markets processes. Benefits include better decision-making, automated reporting, and increased transparency. The company was founded in 2014 and led by CEO Ali Ghodsi.
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