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AirOps
AirOps is a San Francisco-based software company that helps brands stay visible as search shifts from Google links to AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. Its platform combines visibility analytics with AI-assisted content creation and refresh workflows, letting marketing teams monitor how often they are cited by AI, find content gaps, and produce brand-consistent pages at scale. Founded in 2022 by Alex Halliday, Matt Hammel and Berna Gonzalez, AirOps raised a $40M Series B in November 2025 led by Greylock and counts Ramp, Webflow, Chime, Carta, Klaviyo and Kayak among its customers.
ScorePlay
ScorePlay is an AI-powered media asset management platform built specifically for the sports industry. It centralizes photos, videos and live broadcast content into one system, then uses computer vision and facial recognition to automatically tag athletes, sponsors and moments so teams, leagues and federations can find and distribute content in seconds instead of hours. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, ScorePlay is used by 200+ sports organizations worldwide and raised a $13M Series A in February 2025.
Scripted
Scripted is a content-marketing company that pairs vetted human writers with AI tooling to help businesses plan, produce and measure written content at scale. Founded in San Francisco in 2011 as a marketplace connecting brands with freelance writers, it has since rebuilt itself around an 'agentic AI content intelligence' platform - letting customers toggle between AI drafts and human experts, generate content briefs and headlines, research keywords, and track how published content performs. Now headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, Scripted has raised roughly $14M in venture funding and serves hundreds of business customers.
Victorien Tixier
Victorien Tixier is the co-founder and CEO of ScorePlay, a New York-based sports-tech company whose AI platform ingests, tags, and distributes the flood of photos and video that pro teams generate every game day. He built it after an internship at a five-a-side soccer chain turned into a home-grown video-recording business, then a first company called Hydra, and finally ScorePlay in 2021 with engineer Xavier Green. By 2025 more than 300 sports organizations - from the NBA and Premier League to the NWSL - ran their media operations on it, and the company raised a $13M Series A backed by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Alex Morgan, Nico Rosberg, Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six, and Harry Stebbings' 20VC. Tixier and Green made the 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 Sports list.
NXN Labs
NXN Labs is a generative-AI company building software that turns flat-lay and mannequin product photos into realistic on-model imagery, virtual try-ons, and campaign visuals for fashion and retail brands. Its flagship platform, Arden AI, is pitched as an 'AI operating system' for creative production - covering asset generation, review-and-approval workflows, deployment, and performance analytics - built on a proprietary multimodal diffusion model. Founded in 2024 and backed by Naver D2SF, KB Investment, Smilegate Investment, and Shinsegae's Signite Partners, the company is expanding from South Korea to North America.
Typeface
Typeface is an enterprise generative-AI platform that helps marketing teams plan, create, personalize, and launch on-brand content and campaigns at scale. Founded in 2022 by former Adobe CTO Abhay Parasnis, it grounds AI in a company's brand guidelines, layouts, and audience data so output stays consistent and safe. Its flagship product, Typeface Arc, combines specialized marketing agents, a brand-aware knowledge graph, and collaborative workspaces to run the full content lifecycle. The company reached a $1 billion valuation in 2023 and counts brands like Asics, Johnson Controls, Sally Beauty, and Microsoft among its users.
Tofu
Tofu is an AI-powered, omnichannel marketing platform for B2B go-to-market teams. It consolidates the sprawling martech stack into one workspace, generating and repurposing hyper-personalized content across channels so enterprise marketers can launch integrated campaigns roughly 8x faster. Founded in 2023 and based in San Mateo, California, Tofu plugs into existing tools like HubSpot and Salesforce rather than replacing them.
Matik
Matik is a San Francisco SaaS that automates personalized, data-driven presentations, PDFs, and reports by pulling live data from CRMs, data warehouses, and BI tools into branded templates. It is used by customer success, sales, and account teams at companies like Asana, Zapier, and Reddit to turn hours of slide-grunt-work into minutes.
Nikola Mijic
Nikola (Nik) Mijic is the co-founder and CEO of Matik, a San Francisco-based SaaS platform that automates the creation of personalized, data-driven presentations and documents. Born in Sarajevo, Bosnia, he fled the Bosnian civil war as a toddler - spending years in Hungary and Germany before his family settled in Salt Lake City, Utah. After studying accounting and economics at Westminster College, he moved into customer success technology, building internal presentation tools at LinkedIn before co-founding Matik in 2019 with engineer Zak Stein. Matik has raised $26.1M from Menlo Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, grown to over $10.7M ARR, and counts Asana, SalesLoft, Greenhouse, and Glassdoor among its customers.
Dresma
Dresma is an AI-powered visual content platform that turns smartphones into pop-up product studios. Its flagship app, DoMyShoot, lets ecommerce sellers shoot, edit, and publish marketplace-ready product imagery, video, and A+ content in minutes - not weeks - with a human-in-the-loop QC layer that keeps brands compliant across Amazon, Shopify, Walmart and beyond.
John Kremer
John Kremer is the CEO of Rizzle, a San Francisco-based AI video platform that turns written content into broadcast-quality video for publishers and media companies. A 30-year Silicon Valley veteran, Kremer brings operational depth from senior leadership roles at Yahoo!, Adobe, and JP Morgan Chase - having helped Adobe's Digital Media business scale from under $3B to over $12B in revenue. At Rizzle, he leads a platform reaching over 1 billion viewers across MSN, Yahoo, NewsBreak, and social media, cutting video production time by up to 98% and costs by 80% for media clients.