Tiny Supercomputer

Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company, also known as Tiny VC, is a venture capital firm established in 2017. The firm focuses on identifying and backing ambitious and unique technology startups at their earliest stages, primarily pre-seed and seed, across Europe. They typically invest between €200,000 and €250,000 per company, aiming to be a supportive partner from day one without leading rounds or joining boards.

The firm was co-founded by Philipp Moehring and Andy Chung. Since its inception, Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company has supported over 450 companies, fostering a community of more than 900 founders. This network provides portfolio companies with valuable resources for fundraising, problem-solving, and strategic decision-making.

Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company's portfolio includes a diverse range of technology companies, with investments in areas such as business/productivity software, BPO/outsource services, and Web3-related ventures. Notable investments mentioned in various sources include companies like GRAI and Daigest. The firm's investment strategy emphasizes early-stage support for innovative entrepreneurs.

The team at Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company comprises experienced professionals in investing, operations, and finance. Key partners include Ophelia Cai, Andy Chung, Sandra Lyness, Philipp Moehring, and Harriet Dedman, with additional team members focusing on accounting, finance, and community engagement. The firm operates with offices in London and Berlin, reflecting its strong focus on the European startup ecosystem.