Adjacent

www.adjacent.com

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Investment Thesis

The page contains no explicit written investment thesis or mission statement; it is a portfolio listing. From the companies shown on the page, the firm’s implicit philosophy appears to favor product-led, software-first startups across consumer mobile apps, creator/AI tools, developer platforms and selected hardware/IoT. Evidence: the page lists consumer and design-driven apps such as “Reflectly”, “StepsApp”, “BeReal” and “Rapchat”, creative/AI tooling like “Runway”, “Chroma” and “Mirage”, and developer/platform plays such as “RevenueCat”, “Copilot” and “UXCam”, suggesting a preference for companies where product and UX are central.

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

Adjacent is most relevant for founders raising venture-backed rounds in their stated focus areas.

Focus statement

No explicit focus statement is provided on the page; based on the portfolio names the firm appears to focus on early-stage, product-first software companies spanning consumer mobile apps, creator/AI tools, and developer/platform infrastructure (examples: "Reflectly", "Runway", "RevenueCat").

Value Add

Portfolio breadth across consumer apps, creator/AI tools and developer platforms (e.g., "Reflectly", "Runway", "RevenueCat"), suggesting sector-agnostic software emphasis rather than a single vertical focus.
App- and design-oriented bias: multiple mobile and UX-centered companies are listed (e.g., "UXCam", "StepsApp", "Photoroom", "Reflectly"), indicating attention to product and user experience.
Presence of both consumer-facing brands and technical platform businesses (e.g., "BeReal" vs. "Infinite Machine" or "RevenueCat"), implying willingness to back diverse business models from B2C to B2B developer tooling.