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Redbooth

Redbooth develops project management and team collaboration software backed by Avalon Ventures, NHN Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Y Combinator.

Redbooth

Redbooth builds team collaboration software for SMBs and enterprises, offering task management, HD video meetings, threaded conversations, board/list/timeline views, and dashboard reports. The company integrates an AI layer, Redbooth Predict, which applies machine learning to historical task data to forecast project success. Redbooth serves a diverse set of customers — from Seattle to Sydney — with named users including Unicef, Ritz Carlton, and NBC (per the firm). Its platform handles 39 million historical tasks and 1 billion data points, structuring work for organizations of varying sizes across multiple industries. The company is backed by prominent technology investors including Avalon Ventures, NHN Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Y Combinator (per the firm). This investor group provides capital and strategic support, but the company does not disclose total funding or valuation. Redbooth's team members are distributed across Auburn, San Francisco, Toronto, Barcelona, Paris, and Thailand (per the firm). Redbooth operates as a venture-backed SaaS company, not as a family office or traditional asset manager. Its investment posture is that of a typical Silicon Valley-backed startup — raising venture capital, building a product, and scaling a customer base. It has not publicly disclosed any family office relationship or wealth origin.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Auburn

Corporate office

660 Auburn Folsom Road, Suite 202A, Auburn, CA 95603, United States

Additional offices

San Francisco · Toronto · Barcelona · Paris · Thailand

Principals

Kristi Hines

Author, not principal

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/ML

Frequently asked questions

Is Redbooth a family office?

No. Redbooth is a venture-backed software company that sells project management and collaboration tools. It has not disclosed any family office structure or wealth origin.

Who owns Redbooth?

Redbooth is a privately held company. Ownership is not publicly disclosed, but the firm's investors include Avalon Ventures, NHN Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Y Combinator (per the firm).

How does Redbooth make money?

Redbooth operates on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, charging subscription fees for its project management and collaboration platform. Pricing tiers range from a free plan to paid plans for teams and enterprises.

Does Redbooth invest in other companies?

No. Redbooth is an operating company that develops and sells its own software product. There is no evidence of Redbooth making equity investments in external businesses.

What is Redbooth Predict?

Redbooth Predict is an AI-powered feature that uses historical task data to forecast project success. It is trained on 39 million historical tasks and 1 billion data points (per the firm).

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