Clients

Neo4j is the company behind the world's most widely deployed graph database, an open-core platform that stores and queries data as nodes and relationships using its Cypher query language. Its products include the self-managed Neo4j Graph Database and the fully managed cloud service Neo4j AuraDB, used for fraud detection, knowledge graphs, recommendations, and GenAI applications.

Funding

~$581M (2025)

Last round

$325M Series F (2021)

Valuation

$2B+ (2021)

Employees

~1,000 (2025)

Dual-HQ in San Mateo, CA and Malmö, Sweden.

Sysdig is a cloud and container security company that provides a unified Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) for securing cloud, container, and Kubernetes environments with real-time threat detection, vulnerability management, and response. It was built on open-source roots, creating the sysdig visibility tool and the Falco runtime-security project it donated to the CNCF.

Funding

$744M (2021)

Last round

$350M Series G, Permira (2021)

Valuation

$2.5B (2021)

Employees

~640–700 (2026)

SnapLogic provides an enterprise integration platform as a service (iPaaS) that connects cloud and on-premises applications, data sources, and APIs to automate data and application workflows. Its platform uses prebuilt connectors called Snaps and AI-assisted tooling to build integration pipelines without extensive hand-coding.

Funding

~$381M (2021)

Last round

$165M Series G (2021)

Valuation

$1B (2021)

Founded by Informatica co-founder Gaurav Dhillon; reached unicorn status in 2021.

Strivr is an enterprise immersive-learning and workforce-performance company founded out of Stanford University. It built a virtual reality platform used to train professional athletes and, later, frontline enterprise employees at companies such as Walmart, Verizon, and Bank of America by simulating real-world, on-the-job scenarios.

Funding

~$93M (2022)

Last round

$35M Series B extension, Georgian (2022)

Employees

~125 (2022)

PacketFabric is a network-as-a-service (NaaS) provider that delivers on-demand, private network connectivity over its own automated optical backbone. Through an API and self-service portal, customers can provision point-to-point connections, cloud interconnection to major public clouds, and hybrid/multi-cloud routing in near real time.

Funding

~$110M (2024)

Last round

$75M JV with Digital Alpha Advisors (2019)

Majority-backed by Digital Alpha Advisors via a 2019 joint venture.

EducationSuperHighway is a national nonprofit working to close the digital divide. In its first phase (2012–2020), backed by funders including the Gates Foundation and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, it upgraded high-speed internet access in U.S. K-12 public schools. In 2021 it relaunched with a mission to close the broadband affordability gap for low-income households.

Sentient Technologies was an American artificial-intelligence company that built large-scale distributed and evolutionary AI systems, applying them to e-commerce conversion optimization (Sentient Ascend), personalization, and algorithmic trading. It was one of the most heavily funded private AI companies of its era.

Funding

~$143M (2018)

Last round

$103.5M (2014)

Wound down 2018–2019; sold its LEAF AI platform to Cognizant (2018) and the Ascend product to Evolv Technologies (2019).

GatherUp is a SaaS platform for customer reviews, online reputation management, and customer feedback aimed at businesses, multi-location brands, and marketing agencies. It helps companies collect and monitor reviews, gather customer sentiment, manage local listings, and respond to reviews.

Owned by Insight Integrity Group (2025); previously part of Traject/ASG after a 2019 acquisition. Still operates under the GatherUp brand.

Domino Data Lab develops an enterprise platform for data science, machine-learning operations (MLOps), and AI. Its Domino Enterprise AI Platform gives large organizations a centralized environment to build, deploy, monitor, and govern machine-learning models across hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure, with support for tools such as Python, R, SAS, and MATLAB. It is used across regulated industries including life sciences, financial services, and insurance.

Funding

~$228M (2025)

Last round

$100M Series F (2021)

Valuation

~$915M (2026, est.)

Employees

~250 (2026)

Now operates primarily at domino.ai (legacy dominodatalab.com still resolves).

ThousandEyes is an internet- and cloud-intelligence company that builds SaaS network monitoring and digital-experience monitoring software. Its platform uses globally distributed agents to model how applications and services are delivered across the public internet, ISP networks, cloud providers, and enterprise infrastructure, giving operators visibility into network paths, BGP routing, DNS, and application performance beyond their own perimeter.

Funding

~$110M (2019)

Last round

$50M Series D (2019)

Employees

~400 (2020)

Acquired by Cisco in 2020 (reported ~$1B); now operates as Cisco ThousandEyes.

Kentik is a network observability, monitoring, and analytics company that operates a SaaS platform for modern infrastructure teams. Its Network Intelligence Platform ingests NetFlow and other telemetry to give operators visibility across data centers, multi-cloud environments, and the internet. It was founded by ex-Akamai, Netflix, YouTube, and Cloudflare network engineers.

Funding

~$102M (2021)

Last round

$40M Series C, Third Point Ventures (2021)

Employees

~250 (2026)

Qwilt is a content delivery and edge computing company that helps internet and mobile service providers stream online video and other media closer to end users. Its platform combines Open Caching software with an edge cloud architecture (the Qwilt Open Edge Cloud) to deliver streaming, downloads, and gaming with lower latency.

Funding

~$135M (2026)

Last round

$70M Series E, Cisco Investments (2021)

Valuation

~$800M (2021)

Co-developed an Open Caching CDN solution with Cisco.

Traject Data is a data-as-a-service company that provides web-scraping APIs for real-time search-engine results page (SERP) and e-commerce data. Its products include the SERP APIs SerpWow, Scale SERP, and VALUE SERP, a Trends API, and marketplace data APIs, returning structured results in JSON, JSON Lines, or CSV for SEO, market-intelligence, and price-monitoring use cases.

Grew out of the Traject / Alpine SG (ASG) family of marketing brands — a sibling to GatherUp, also a Red Bridge client — and has operated independently since ASG exited the Traject brands in 2025.

Nokia Corporation is a Finnish multinational telecommunications, information technology, and consumer electronics company founded in 1865. Once the world's leading mobile phone maker, Nokia today focuses primarily on telecommunications network infrastructure and is home to Nokia Bell Labs.

Red Bridge worked with Nokia Research in Silicon Valley (Palo Alto).

Capriza was an enterprise software company whose cloud platform let businesses mobilize and simplify existing enterprise web apps — such as SAP, Oracle, and Salesforce — without code or APIs. It later focused on an enterprise approvals product.

Funding

$73.5M (2020)

Last round

$27M Series C (2014)

Employees

~14 (2020)

Ceased operations around 2020 (not acquired).

ManageXR is a mobile device management (MDM) platform for deploying and managing fleets of virtual and augmented reality headsets at scale. It lets organizations remotely distribute apps and content, customize home-screen and kiosk experiences, run real-time device commands, and monitor analytics across Android-based XR devices from vendors such as Meta, PICO, and HTC VIVE.

Funding

$4M (2021)

Last round

$4M Seed, Rally Ventures (2021)

Employees

~30 (2024)

Legal entity Mighty Immersion, Inc.; grew out of Stanford CHARIOT VR work.

Quartic.ai is an industrial-AI and analytics software company serving process and pharmaceutical manufacturers. Its platform pairs an industrial DataOps layer that unifies OT/IT and manufacturing-systems data with an intelligence layer offering AutoML, rules engines, mechanistic models, and agentic AI, plus applications for process optimization, batch analytics, reliability, and process analytical technology (PAT). It targets life-sciences, chemicals, food-and-beverage, and consumer-packaged-goods producers.

Last round

~$4.5M Series A (2022)

Founded by Rajiv Anand; additional offices in Toronto and Bengaluru. Distinct from the Quartic.io data-science consultancy.

Evolv AI is a software company whose platform uses machine learning and evolutionary algorithms to automatically generate, test, and optimize website and app experiences against live user traffic — an approach to digital-experience and conversion-rate optimization (CRO). Its core technology descends from 'Ascend,' the evolutionary-computation optimization product originally built by Sentient Technologies, which Evolv acquired in 2019.

Last round

$10M Series A (2019)

Corporate name Evolv Technology Solutions; built on the Sentient Ascend product it acquired from Sentient Technologies (also a Red Bridge client). Not the weapons-detection firm Evolv Technologies Holdings (NASDAQ: EVLV).

DISH (Delivering Innovation in Supportive Housing) is a San Francisco nonprofit that provides property management and community-building for permanent supportive housing serving formerly homeless adults living with complex health, mental-health, and substance-use issues. Founded in 2006, it operates nine properties housing over 800 residents.

Not DISH Network. Independent 501(c)(3) as of 2025.

Xignite is a financial-technology company that provides cloud-native market-data APIs, delivering real-time, delayed, and reference data for equities, indices, currencies, and other instruments to fintechs, financial institutions, media, and software firms. It pioneered commercial REST-based market-data APIs.

Funding

$37M (2023)

Employees

~46 (2023)

Acquired by QUODD Financial Information Services in 2023; now operates as a QUODD solution.

Mzuri Wildlife Foundation (MWF) is a hunting-rooted nonprofit that funds grassroots wildlife conservation, habitat enhancement, anti-poaching, and outdoor-sports and environmental education programs worldwide. It awards conservation and education grants and has allocated roughly $5 million to date.

Logo is a white SVG intended for dark backgrounds.

Stanford University is a private research university in Stanford, California, founded in 1885 by Leland and Jane Stanford. It is one of the world's leading teaching and research institutions, organized into seven schools spanning the humanities, sciences, engineering, business, law, medicine, and education.

Engagement was with the Department of Religious Studies.

Technology Opportunity Partners is a San Francisco private investment-management firm founded in 2003. Structured as a limited partnership, it takes concentrated equity positions in small- and micro-capitalization companies, focusing on software and technology-enabled services. It is a small, partner-led investment shop rather than a traditional advisory or consulting practice.

Led by managing partner Steven Fingerhood. Distinct from the similarly named Technology Opportunity Ventures LLC.

Broadridge Financial Solutions is a publicly traded fintech and corporate-services company that provides investor communications — proxy distribution, shareholder and regulatory communications, virtual annual meetings — and technology for capital markets, wealth, and asset management. It processes a large share of U.S. shareholder proxy and investor communications.

Public (NYSE: BR); spun off from ADP in 2007.

DroneHive is an aerial data services company that manages a vetted network of FAA-certified drone pilots to collect images and video for businesses. It handles pilot recruitment, licensing and safety compliance, insurance, and project management for industries such as construction, energy, telecom, utilities, insurance, real estate, and agriculture.

A. Maciel Printing was a family- and minority-owned, eco-friendly print and production shop in San Francisco, offering digital, wide-format, banner, and specialty printing, working frequently with nonprofits and mission-driven organizations.

Closed; the amacielprinting.com domain no longer resolves.

SNH Capital Partners is a privately held investment firm that acquires and invests in middle-market companies using long-hold, 'evergreen' capital, emphasizing patient partnerships with management teams over 20-plus-year horizons. It targets businesses with proven earnings, strong management, and durable competitive positions, holding a portfolio of operating companies across sectors.

RC Blackwell's Tax Service is a small, independent tax-preparation and bookkeeping firm in Santa Clara, California, operating since 1999. It offers individual and business tax filing, e-file, bookkeeping, and IRS resolution services.

Envision Self-Healing is a small wellness and self-help venture that teaches self-directed exercises to improve eyesight and vision conditions through a mind-body-eye approach. It sells tutorials, coaching, and educational content.

Edison Technology Park is a privately operated commercial business park and startup incubator in Menlo Park, California, offering flexible lab, maker, and office space for biotech, hardware, and early-stage technology tenants. The roughly 85,000-square-foot campus provides on-site support services, tenant improvements, EV charging, and solar power.

Red Bridge built the current site (2024) as an AI-assisted React build.

Nonprofit Law Blog is a legal-information resource covering nonprofit and tax-exempt organization law — formation, board governance, fiscal sponsorship, fundraising, and IRS/state compliance. It is published by NEO Law Group, a San Francisco law firm led by attorney Gene Takagi that advises nonprofit and charitable organizations, and is widely cited as a leading practical resource for the sector.

Published by NEO Law Group (neolawgroup.com).

MBV Law LLP was a San Francisco-based business law firm with offices in San Francisco and Emeryville, California, focused on venture capital, M&A, intellectual property, and corporate matters.

Merged into Fox Rothschild LLP in 2014; no longer operates independently.

Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden is a nonprofit horticultural foundation and public garden in Old Palo Alto, California, occupying a historic 2.5-acre Edwardian estate with rose, herb, cutting, demonstration, and wisteria gardens. It provides free year-round access and horticultural education.

Paladyne Systems was a financial-technology company providing an integrated front-, middle-, and back-office software platform for hedge funds, asset managers, fund administrators, and prime brokers — covering multi-asset order and portfolio management, reference data, pricing, and reporting.

Acquired by Broadridge Financial Solutions in 2011 (~$76.5M); absorbed into Broadridge.

The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) is a public research university in Arlington, Texas, and part of the University of Texas System. Tracing its roots to Arlington College (1895), it adopted its current name in 1967 and is a major R1 doctoral institution serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

Armor5 was an enterprise mobile-security startup offering agentless, cloud-based secure mobile access that let employees reach corporate apps and data from personal devices without installing device-side software or exposing data at rest.

Acquired by Digital Guardian in 2014; the standalone brand is defunct.

Adams Nye Becht LLP (now Adams Nye Sinunu Bruni Becht LLP) is a San Francisco civil-litigation and trial law firm established in 1993, handling toxic tort, product liability, employment, construction defect, and complex business litigation.

Now operates as Adams Nye Sinunu Bruni Becht LLP; no current public website found.

Mashery was an API management platform that helped companies design, package, secure, distribute, and scale APIs for developers and partners. Founded in San Francisco in 2006, it was a pioneer of the API-as-a-service market, providing developer portals, traffic management, and analytics.

Acquired by Intel (2013, ~$180M), sold to TIBCO (2015); the Mashery product is now Boomi Cloud API Management (2024).

The Tenderloin Museum is a nonprofit museum in San Francisco dedicated to preserving and promoting the history and culture of the city's Tenderloin neighborhood — its legacy as an entertainment and jazz hub, a birthplace of LGBTQ activism and tenant-rights movements, and a center of immigrant and SRO life. It offers a permanent collection, rotating exhibitions, walking tours, and public programs.

Founded 2009 as Uptown Tenderloin, Inc.; opened to the public in 2015. Housed in the historic 1907 Cadillac Hotel.

The California Rescue Dog Association (CARDA) is an all-volunteer nonprofit that trains, certifies, and deploys search-and-rescue dog teams to help law enforcement and public-safety agencies locate missing persons across California. Teams are available year-round and all services are free of charge.

RE/MAX (Real Estate Maximums) is an international real estate franchise network founded in 1973 in Denver, Colorado. Built on a high-commission model that lets agents keep most of their commissions, it operates in more than 110 countries with tens of thousands of agents.

Red Bridge built internal/intranet apps for realtors; parent RE/MAX Holdings (NYSE: RMAX).

Daniel Coker Horton & Bell, P.A. is a Mississippi trial and civil-litigation law firm dating to 1946, with roughly 60 attorneys across offices in Jackson, Gulfport, and Oxford. It handles insurance coverage and defense, commercial litigation, labor and employment, professional liability, and mass tort.

GreenPostcards.com billed itself as San Francisco's original 'green' printing shop — an eco-conscious printer of postcards, posters, door-hangers, and announcements. It was the environmentally focused brand of the Maciel family printing business.

Closed; the greenpostcards.com domain no longer resolves.

Cisco Systems is an American multinational technology company that designs, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, cybersecurity, and related products and services. Founded by Stanford computer scientists, it became the dominant supplier of internet routing and switching equipment.

Discovery Channel is an American cable television network that launched in 1985, known for documentary and factual programming covering science, technology, nature, history, and popular nonfiction series. It is the flagship channel of the Discovery brand.

Owned by Warner Bros. Discovery (formed 2022).

The Sundance Film Festival is the largest independent film festival in the United States, long held in Park City, Utah. It is operated by the nonprofit Sundance Institute, founded by Robert Redford in 1981 to discover and support independent film, theatre, and media artists.

Festival moves from Park City, UT to Boulder, CO starting with the 2027 edition.

Mandalay Bay is a luxury resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip that opened in 1999. The property includes a hotel, casino, convention center, the Shark Reef Aquarium, and the Mandalay Bay Events Center.

Operated by MGM Resorts International.

Mimi Boutique is a small independent women's fashion boutique in San Francisco, selling apparel and accessories with an online storefront under the tagline 'Fashionably Unique.'

Several unrelated 'Mimi Boutique' businesses exist nationally; this is the San Francisco one.