Red Swan Ventures
Red Swan Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in New York City, founded in 2011. The firm specializes in providing early-stage funding to innovative founders who are reshaping culture, technology, and systems. With additional offices in Menlo Park, CA, and Berlin, Germany, Red Swan Ventures aims to be the first outside institutional capital partner for bold entrepreneurs. The firm was co-founded by Andy Dunn and is managed by Sandy Cass, supported by a team of experienced operators and investors. Red Swan Ventures focuses on early-stage funding, primarily targeting pre-seed and
Investing activity
Red Swan Ventures appears in 1 AI deal tracked by the AI Lounge deals desk. The rounds are mostly Seed, with a median round size of $4M. The most recent is KLIPY (Seed, $3.8M, Jun 2026).
Red Swan Ventures most often invests alongside Google AI Futures Fund, Sturgeon Capital, Intuition Ventures and SilverCircle, and the companies it backs on AI Lounge are mostly in AI.
Deals
Frequently asked questions about Red Swan Ventures
What AI companies has Red Swan Ventures invested in?
Red Swan Ventures's AI investments include KLIPY. The 1 round on AI Lounge are listed on this page with amounts, dates and co-investors.
Where is Red Swan Ventures based?
Red Swan Ventures is based in New York, New York, United States.
What stage does Red Swan Ventures invest at?
In the rounds tracked on AI Lounge, Red Swan Ventures has invested at Seed, with a median round of $4M.
Who does Red Swan Ventures co-invest with?
Red Swan Ventures's most frequent co-investors on AI Lounge are Google AI Futures Fund (1 deal), Sturgeon Capital (1 deal), Intuition Ventures (1 deal), SilverCircle (1 deal) and I2BF Global Ventures (1 deal).
How can founders reach Red Swan Ventures?
Founders on AI Lounge can see Red Swan Ventures's contact details in AI Investor Contacts (paid plans), check for a warm introduction through members who worked with the firm under Warm Paths, and add Red Swan Ventures to their Investor Pipeline to track the conversation.