The House Fund is a pre-seed and early-stage Venture Capital fund that invests in Berkeley's top founders at the inception stage.

The House Fund

The House Fund is a pre-seed and early stage venture capital fund focused on the boldest Berkeley startups. 

Cal has some of the most brilliant minds and daring businesses in the world. Tesla. Apple. Intel. But it has never had a place to unite its entrepreneurs, until now. 

We started in 2016, with investments in 100+ startups, including 15+ exits. Over 100 firms have follow-on invested $5B+ in our startups. The House Fund has become a thriving ecosystem for the boldest Berkeley startups to grow. 

Our Cal roots run deep. The House Fund’s Founding Partners have been building the Berkeley startup community since 2010. Our four Part-Time Alumni Partners have founded companies with combined exits over $1 Billion. Our six Faculty Partners are among the world's leading AI experts. 

Lily

Blitz App

Asaii

Peerwell

Gradescope

Iota Biosciences

DeepScale

Determined AI

Distributed Systems

Elph Network

Congrats TZ (Tiffany Zhong) & the noplace team on reaching #1 in the App Store! #inTheHouse

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It's not too late to apply for The House AI Accelerator! Extended application deadline is this Sunday at midnight

The House Fund has been a great partner to MosaicVoice. 

For any Berkeley-affiliated founders in the AI space, check out their accelerator program. This is a unique opportunity to work directly with portfolio companies like Databricks and Perplexity!

It's not too late to apply for The House AI Accelerator! Extended application deadline is this Sunday at midnight.

Apply to The House AI Accelerator & learn from founders of fastest growing AI startups, like Databricks. Apply by this Sunday at midnight. https://lnkd.in/esA8YXbj 

Jeremy and team are amazing!

If you're a Berkeley-affiliated startup, you should apply to the House AI Accelerator and join this awesome community! Applications are open until Sunday midnight.

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