AI company building, SaaS growth, and how we built Artha to automate it all.
Honeycomb equips commercial beekeepers with sensor-driven hive monitoring that detects colony problems weeks before they become losses — protecting pollination contracts, reducing replacement costs, and helping an industry under siege.
Provision is the AI meal planning platform built for families with mixed dietary needs — from celiac disease and tree nut allergies to diabetes and dairy-free choices. One plan, one grocery list, zero compromises.
The world's best restaurants are defined by their ingredients — but sourcing rare, wild, and artisan finds has always been a chaotic, relationship-dependent nightmare. Forage is changing that with a vetted marketplace built for ambitious professional kitchens.
Steep is the single-origin tea subscription that's doing for tea what third-wave coffee did for the bean — tracing every leaf back to the family that grew it, the garden it came from, and the season it was harvested.
Sprout puts vertical growing towers inside restaurants, producing fresh herbs and greens for under $2 per pound — harvested minutes before service, with zero food miles and zero compromise on flavor.
Rooftop solar changed energy for millions — but left renters, apartment dwellers, and low-income families behind. Solstice is fixing that with community solar subscriptions as simple as Netflix.
Commercial buildings waste a third of the electricity they consume — and most owners never find out until it's too late. Ampère is the continuous, AI-powered energy intelligence platform built to change that.
The energy transition is creating a paradox: more renewable power, but a grid that can't handle it. Lumen Grid solves this with an AI controller that optimizes microgrids every 15 seconds — dispatching solar, storage, and grid signals simultaneously.
Rooftop solar transformed clean energy — but only for homeowners with the right roof and credit score. Solstice is opening the solar economy to renters, apartment dwellers, and low-income households through a frictionless community solar platform.
170 trillion pieces of plastic are floating in our oceans — and the cleanup operations tackling them can't get funded. Drift built the verification infrastructure that changes that.
The voluntary carbon market is broken — rife with self-certified credits, 40% broker margins, and projects that may never deliver real atmospheric impact. Sequoia is fixing it with satellite monitoring, AI permanence scoring, and a marketplace where every credit tells a verifiable story.
Drift is the infrastructure layer for ocean plastic cleanup — connecting verified removal operations with the funders who want to pay for real, measurable impact. Here's how they're solving the accountability crisis that's been stalling ocean cleanup at scale.