Startups
Every company that 14 venture firms publish on their own websites: 9,564 of them, across 7 geographies, each with the one thing those pages are actually for — what the company does. Search it, or filter by who funded it, by where that firm sits, or by the problem the company is working on.
It is assembled by a command-line tool in my monorepo that reads each firm's own portfolio page. Only Y Combinator publishes a real API; the other thirteen are parsed out of HTML, so the tool ships a doctor command that re-fetches every source and shouts when one breaks. Notes on what is missing and why are at the bottom.
This is a snapshot, taken 24 August 2026. It is not live — these firms add and remove companies without notice, so treat everything below as what they were publishing on that date rather than as current fact.
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What this is and isn't
- Portfolios, not a funding database. No round sizes, valuations or dates beyond what a firm chooses to publish. Nothing here tells you who raised recently.
- One row per company, not per investment. Companies backed by several of these firms are merged on their domain, so Stripe appears once carrying every firm that funded it — 487 companies here have more than one.
- The categories are keyword-matched from each company's own one-line description, and they overlap: a company doing AI for hospitals counts in both. Some companies match nothing, and those are filterable as "Uncategorised" rather than hidden.
- Coverage skews to the Bay Area, where eight of the fourteen firms sit, and Y Combinator alone is two thirds of the list. Counts are portfolios, not markets.
- Three firms publish no company names at all — their sites are logo grids with no alt text — so those rows are named after their domain unless another firm here backed the same company and supplied a real name.