Presence Capital

Presence Capital invests in early-stage augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) companies. Its strategy covers seed and start-up rounds, targeting the application layer — software and content — rather than underlying hardware. The firm's public communications frame AR and VR as technologies that will transform communication, work, and play.

The firm's first fund closed at $10 million, as stated on its own website. This fund size limits its ability to lead competitive rounds, suggesting a strategy reliant on small initial checks and syndicated deal participation.

No. Presence Capital does not publish a portfolio page or list of active investments on its website. This limits third-party diligence on its track record, exposure mix, and co-investor relationships.

Presence Capital does not publicly name its managing partners, principals, or investment committee members. No individual decision-makers are identified on the firm's website or in primary sources consulted.

By staying exclusively within AR and VR applications, the firm implicitly avoids sectors outside spatial computing — it does not invest in general enterprise SaaS, life sciences, climate technology, or fintech. It also appears to skip hardware and components that power AR and VR devices.