Connectivity Ventures

Connectivity Ventures (Connectivity Capital) is a US-based early-stage venture firm with a generalist software and technology mandate, with selective exposure to healthcare and digital health. The firm’s public posture suggests a small fund operating at the seed and Series A stages, with check sizes plausibly $250K to $1.5M and a willingness to participate in primary-led rounds rather than lead. Healthcare exposure is incidental rather than thematic, so founders should treat Connectivity as a generalist co-investor whose interest in healthcare AI depends on the specific business model and software-shape of the company. Stage focus is most plausibly seed through early Series A. For healthcare AI founders, Connectivity is most relevant as round-completion capital on software-shaped deals — RCM, scheduling, ambient documentation, telemedicine, employer health — where SaaS-style metrics matter more than clinical or regulatory specialization. Founders who should approach: software-flavored healthcare AI startups with traction, clear sales motion, and a need for a flexible co-investor; founders raising rounds led by domain-specialist healthcare investors. Founders who should not approach: regulated medical devices, biotech, and any team requiring deep healthcare-specialist diligence. The realistic entry path is warm introduction through their existing portfolio or co-investors active in software-shaped healthcare AI deals. Their LinkedIn and Crunchbase pages list partners and portfolio that map the relevant referrer pool. Cold outbound is feasible but lower-yield without a referrer. Treat Connectivity as round-completion capital alongside a domain-specialist lead, and structure your fundraising calendar so that the lead investor anchors the round before bringing Connectivity into the syndicate.