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Ryft Ventures is a venture studio based in Auckland, New Zealand, specializing in building AI-first startups that address complex challenges for small and medium-sized businesses.
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Ryft Ventures is a venture studio based in Auckland, New Zealand, founded by Chris Moore, Lucas Coelho, and Ben Morreau. The organization specializes in nurturing early-stage companies, guiding them from validation through to market launch and beyond. With a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence as a core capability, Ryft Ventures aims to create scalable and profitable businesses across various sectors.
Ryft Ventures invests in early-stage companies, particularly in the pre-seed and seed stages. The organization focuses on integrating AI as a fundamental driver of capability in its portfolio. Key focus areas include productivity and creativity, security and compliance, health and climate, and finance and wealth.
Ryft Ventures offers a structured path to profitability, global scalability, and access to a network of resources and expertise to support portfolio companies through their early stages of development.
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