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§ Venture Capital · San Francisco, CA, USA
Early-stage VC firm investing in US & India software startups (AI, web3, healthtech, fintech) with a fundraising platform.
Exitfund is an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Jose, California, that invests in software startups developing solutions across the United States and India. The firm operates a comprehensive investment platform that enables emerging companies to fundraise while allowing angel investors to participate on a carry-free basis and individuals to earn rewards through scouting. Their investment thesis targets early-stage technology sectors, specifically focusing on artificial intelligence, web3, healthtech, financial technology, and enterprise software. Exitfund typically deploys capital through initial check sizes ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 per transaction to support portfolio growth. The firm's active portfolio includes the healthtech startup Earli, founded by Cyriac Roeding and David Suhy, and its operations are supported by associates such as Dhanashree Chandvania and Manish Kumar. The organization's specific founding year and the identities of its original founders are not publicly disclosed.
Exitfund has 1 tracked investment across 1 company. The latest tracked deal is $1.1M Pre-Seed in LineWise in September 2025.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 5, 2025 | LineWise | $1.1M Pre-Seed | — | SBXi, Ankit Upadhyay, Remus Capital, Team Ignite Ventures, Y Combinator |
Exitfund is an early-stage venture capital firm investing primarily in software startups across the US and India that address significant, large-scale problems. Their mission is to back startups that have the potential to transform the global economy by providing capital and strategic support. They maintain a broad investment philosophy, focusing on software-driven innovation across sectors such as AI, Web3.0, blockchain, healthtech, fintech, and B2B SaaS, without strict sector constraints. Exitfund supports startups from the idea stage through growth, with check sizes ranging from $10k to $100k. Their platform also leverages AI and community networks to streamline fundraising and improve capital raising efficiency, enabling startups to connect with angel investors and scouts in a carry-free model[1][2][4].
Founded with a global outlook and headquartered in San Jose, California, Exitfund has evolved to focus on early-stage software startups in the US and India. The team includes associates like Dhanashree Chandvania, Manish Kumar, and Yajur Sehgal, who bring sector-agnostic expertise with a focus on technology and B2B SaaS. The firm’s approach has grown from traditional VC investing to integrating AI and community-driven fundraising tools, reflecting a modern, tech-enabled evolution in venture capital. This evolution supports their mission to become a "tribe" for startups, providing value beyond capital through operational support and network access[1][2][4].
Exitfund rides the wave of software-driven innovation and digital transformation, particularly in frontier technologies like AI, blockchain, and healthtech. The timing aligns with increasing startup activity in both the US and India, two of the world’s largest and fastest-growing tech ecosystems. Market forces such as the rise of generative AI, decentralized technologies, and digital health solutions create fertile ground for startups solving big problems. Exitfund’s AI-enhanced fundraising platform and community model position it as a facilitator of efficient capital flow, helping startups overcome traditional fundraising barriers and accelerating innovation diffusion across geographies[1][2][4].
Exitfund is poised to expand its influence by deepening its AI capabilities and broadening its community network, potentially scaling its model to other emerging markets. Trends such as AI democratization, cross-border tech collaboration, and decentralized finance will likely shape its investment focus. As startups increasingly seek not just capital but strategic partnerships and operational support, Exitfund’s value-add approach could enhance its reputation as a go-to early-stage partner. Its dual-market focus on the US and India uniquely positions it to capitalize on the growing synergy between these ecosystems, potentially driving transformative innovation on a global scale[1][4][5].