Scribble Ventures is an early-stage venture firm led by operators and investors from OpenAI, Twitter, Instagram, & A16z

The company invests in pre-seed and seed companies, with typical initial checks of $750k–$1.5M. It adjusts check sizes to company needs.

Scuba raised $34 million across two funding rounds to build its context engine for teams and AI agents. Accel led the first round and co-led the second with IVP, alongside other venture firms and angel investors. Its platform lets teams capture and organize work-related information in Collections, then share that context with AI tools including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Slack. Scuba plans to use the funding to accelerate engineering and go-to-market efforts.

Oct 2026 · SiliconANGLENews article

Burnt, a Y Combinator startup building AI agents for food-supply-chain back-office work, raises $3.8 million in seed funding led by Steph Curry-backed Penny Jar Capital. Its first agent, Ozai, automates order entry across distributors’ existing systems, handling orders received through channels including email, phone, messaging apps, and fax. Since launching in January, Burnt has processed more than $10 million in monthly orders, and one of the U.K.’s largest food conglomerates is implementing its system.

Sep 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

Elizabeth Weil’s Scribble Ventures raises $80 million for its third fund, exceeding the $75 million hard cap after a three-week extension. The firm’s “Scribble Network” of operators and executives helps with deal flow and due diligence and invests alongside it; portfolio companies include Whatnot, Atmo, and Poolside.ai. Scribble has $216 million in assets under management, typically invests $750,000 to $1.5 million, and reports a 4x multiple for its 2020 first fund.

May 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

Sidebar, a company developing a group coaching program for individual career growth, has raised $13.3 million in a seed round. Investors include Foundation Capital, Scribble Ventures, and Pinterest co-founder Evan Sharp; former Facebook product manager Lexy Franklin founded the company after encountering challenges finding supportive peer groups.

Oct 2023 · TechCrunchNews article