a16z-portfolio

AgLocal was a venture-backed food-technology startup (founded 2011 by Mike Hsieh and Naithan Jones, Kansas City / San Francisco) that built an online marketplace connecting small family ranchers and sustainable meat producers directly with buyers.

Apropose, Inc. was a Mountain View, California startup spun out of the Stanford University Computer Science Department in 2013 to bring data-driven software to web design. Founded by Ranjitha Kumar, Jerry Talton, Maxine Lim, and Arvind Satyanarayan, the company built tools for large-scale visual page search and web design analytics — letting teams…

Jerpix is a company surfaced as a portfolio company of a16z and added to the API Evangelist network for enrichment. The primary web domain jerpix.com resolves to a live, actively hosted site (Google Workspace email, DNSimple nameservers), but as of this pass the company publishes no discoverable public API surface — no api/docs/developer/status…

Ollin Bio is a privately held biotechnology company developing novel therapeutics, organizing its work around defined therapeutic areas and a product pipeline of drug candidates in development. Backed by a16z, the company was added to the API Evangelist network as a portfolio-company lead.

Knowable was a mobile audio-learning company that united world-class experts, thinkers, and storytellers to produce structured audio courses for curious minds — an "audio courses" take on online learning delivered as serialized lessons rather than one-off podcasts.

SpoonRocket was an on-demand, prepared-meal delivery startup backed by a16z that delivered low-cost ready-to-eat meals on demand. The company has since ceased operations and its spoonrocket.com domain no longer resolves to a live website (AWS Route53 nameservers remain delegated, but there is no A record).

Clover Network Inc. was a Silicon Valley mobile-payments startup that launched publicly in March 2012 with a one-click, app-based checkout network aiming to complete a payment in under five seconds using a phone number and PIN, charging merchants a 3% per-transaction fee and seeding adoption with a developer fund and instant-refund incentives.

Adim is an entertainment-technology and web3 media company co-founded in 2022 by It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator Rob McElhenney alongside Richard Rosenblatt, Chase Rosenblatt, Melissa Kaspers, and Spencer Marell.

Tidemark is enterprise financial and operational planning software for continuous, extended, and driver-based planning. It provides scenario ("what-if") modeling, workflow and approvals, and real-time data integration across 140+ ERP and EPM systems for budgeting, forecasting, and strategic planning.

Windwalk Games is a gaming-focused company whose mission is "Creating Communities Through Gaming." The company builds and grows player communities and audiences around games and gaming brands. It was surfaced as a portfolio company of a16z and added to the API Evangelist network.

PeerStreet was a two-sided marketplace for real estate debt investing that connected individual and institutional investors with short-term, high-yield real estate loans originated by a nationwide network of private lenders.

BBA is a name-only entry harvested from the Andreessen Horowitz public investment list (https://a16z.com/investment-list/), where it appears alphabetically between Bayesian Health and Beacons.ai.