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REVNU is building a self-sufficient growth infrastructure that replaces much of the manual work done by marketing teams. The company starts from a simple observation: with AI, building a product is becoming easier and easier; the real competitive advantage, therefore, lies in the ability to distribute, acquire customers, and grow faster than others. REVNU aims to become companies’ “growth agent”: a proactive system capable of managing multiple acquisition channels LinkedIn, email, ads, SEO, content, ICP testing, and CRM by learning from customer data with each cycle.

Trellis develops AI agents capable of managing short-term rental operations from start to finish: communicating with guests, coordinating housekeeping and maintenance teams, managing operational tasks, and enhancing the customer experience. The company currently positions itself as a software provider for property managers, but it has a much broader ambition: to become the operational infrastructure that will control the guest experience and eventually distribution in the future. The key idea is simple: Airbnb succeeded by controlling discovery and trust. In the era of AI agents, discovery could become fragmented, and trust could shift toward the software capable of guaranteeing that the stay actually takes place. Trellis aims to become that operational standard.

Quo Labs is developing Sam, a physical AI assistant designed for seniors that combines companionship, monitoring, and care coordination. Positioned at the intersection of the silver economy and consumer AI, the product addresses a massive and urgent need: enabling seniors to remain safely in their homes while providing relief to their families. The market is vast: 1.4 billion seniors by 2030, with care costs that are largely unaffordable for most families.