| Investor Type | Firm |
| Industries | Mobile |
| Stages | Early,Seed,Later |
Rubylight Technology is a venture capital firm founded in 2010 with offices in Riga, Latvia, and Nicosia, Cyprus. They primarily focus on making seed, early, and later-stage investments in mobile startups and companies involved in B2C, social media, content sharing, and crowdsourcing sectors. With a global presence and a seasoned team of former tech entrepreneurs, they aim to help fast-growing internet and mobile startups scale and expand their reach internationally.
Unlike traditional venture funds that primarily offer financial backing, Rubylight recognizes that money is only a part of the growth equation. They understand that startups often need more than cash to solve immediate growth challenges. Therefore, they provide startups with a combination of financing, technological assets, and human expertise.
Their approach is to work hands-on with startups, sharing invaluable practical experience gained from building large consumer internet and mobile companies in Europe. Rubylight's partners bring wealth of experience to the table, such as Vitaly Rubstein in Strategy and Vision, Dmitry Burbo in Product Development, and others with diverse backgrounds.
The firm also boasts a proprietary technology for scaling and a network of outsourcing partners to assist in technological development. They have a nimble investment approach, making decisions swiftly without extensive bureaucracy, and they fund startups that have shown evidence of user growth regardless of geographical location or user numbers.
Rubylight has invested in various startups and has a portfolio which includes Sweatcoin, Jodel, Tandem, Peerby, Tise, Studysoup, Neural DSP, YouStake, ReadyPlayerMe, NFID, Yaga, Code & State, and they have had significant exits like the sale of Bolt, Fr.im, Curiouscat.me, Parakweet, Ask.fm, and Nk.pl.
They continue to support additional startups operating in stealth mode, with the promise to announce them soon. The firm invites startups, professionals, IT service providers, and investors to collaborate and emphasizes on clearly understanding their investment thesis and business models.









