Funded Startups in Encino
Encino’s newest disclosed round is Dos Hombres’ $15M (Series Unknown) on 2025-11-21, which dwarfs the other disclosed amounts in this slice; the next-large…
Encino’s newest disclosed round is Dos Hombres’ $15M (Series Unknown) on 2025-11-21, which dwarfs the other disclosed amounts in this slice; the next-largest disclosed deal is Sabio’s $2M on 2023-08-16, while the remaining disclosed figures sit at $580K (WeVisu, 2023-10-03) and $100K (mPulse Mobile, 2022-01-10). Several of the entries also cluster in mid-to-late 2023: three rounds with disclosed dates fall between 2023-07-10 and 2023-10-03 (Jewish World Watch, Sabio, and WeVisu).
Stage and disclosure are mixed: 3 of 6 rows list “Series Unknown” (Dos Hombres 2025-11-21, Sabio 2023-08-16, Jewish World Watch 2023-07-10), and 2 of 6 rows are “undisclosed” amounts (Jewish World Watch 2023-07-10; Clear Protocol 2022-05-16). Sector-wise, this slice is not dominated by a single category (each appears once), with the largest industry presence being two adjacent categories across the set: Commerce and Shopping (Dos Hombres), Advertising (Sabio), Design (WeVisu), Consumer Electronics (Jewish World Watch), Health Care (Clear Protocol), and Data and Analytics (mPulse Mobile). The shown rounds span from 2022-01-10 (mPulse Mobile) through 2025-11-21 (Dos Hombres).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in Encino here, and how different is it from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Dos Hombres’ $15M (2025-11-21, Series Unknown) is the only disclosed round in the $10M+ range in this 6-row slice. The next-largest disclosed amount is Sabio’s $2M (2023-08-16), followed by WeVisu at $580K (2023-10-03) and mPulse Mobile at $100K (2022-01-10).
Do these Encino deals cluster in time, or are they evenly spread across years?
They cluster around late 2023: Sabio (2023-08-16, $2M), WeVisu (2023-10-03, $580K), and Jewish World Watch (2023-07-10, undisclosed) all fall within roughly a 3-month window. Outside that cluster, the earliest shown date is 2022-01-10 (mPulse Mobile, $100K) and the most recent is 2025-11-21 (Dos Hombres, $15M).
Which stage labels dominate this slice, and what share is missing or unclear on disclosure?
“Series Unknown” appears in 3 of 6 rows (Dos Hombres on 2025-11-21, Sabio on 2023-08-16, and Jewish World Watch on 2023-07-10). Separately, 2 of 6 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (Jewish World Watch 2023-07-10 and Clear Protocol 2022-05-16), leaving only 4 disclosed amounts for size comparisons.
Are there notable sector concentrations, or is the list sector-diverse?
This 6-row slice is sector-diverse: each listed sector appears once—Commerce and Shopping (Dos Hombres), Design (WeVisu), Advertising (Sabio), Consumer Electronics (Jewish World Watch), Health Care (Clear Protocol), and Data and Analytics (mPulse Mobile). No single sector reaches 3+ entries in the shown data.
Are there outliers beyond deal size that a diligence note should flag?
Beyond the size outlier of Dos Hombres at $15M (2025-11-21), disclosure is also uneven: two entries are “undisclosed” amounts (Jewish World Watch on 2023-07-10 and Clear Protocol on 2022-05-16). If deal size visibility is important, these two rows limit comparability against the disclosed $580K (WeVisu) and $100K (mPulse Mobile) entries.
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