Worklife Ventures
Seed and Early-Stage venture capital firm · San Francisco
Worklife Ventures is a Seed and Early-Stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco that typically writes $250K–$2M checks in SaaS, Developer Tools and Remote Work Infrastructure. DryPowder has no SEC Form D on file for Worklife Ventures as of June 3, 2026. Partners at Worklife Ventures include Brianne Kimmel (Founder).
Updated · Sources: fund website
- Typical check
- $250K–$2M
- Stages
- Seed, Early-Stage
- Headquarters
- San Francisco
Overview
Worklife Ventures at a glance
- Stage
- Seed, Early-Stage
- Check size
- $250K–$2M
- Sectors
- SaaS, Developer Tools, Remote Work Infrastructure, Creator Economy, No Code/Low Code
- Headquarters
- San Francisco
- Cold inbound
- Accepted
- Website
- worklife.vc
Investment thesis
The first venture capital firm designed for a new era where work is more creative, life is more flexible, and founders can be 'triple threats' combining multiple skill sets and revenue streams.
Stated on worklife.vcWEBSITE
What sets Worklife Ventures apart
- Deep network of creators, developer evangelists, product designers and engineers
- Backed by founders of Cameo, Spotify, Twitch, Zoom
- Hands-on support with 'not so technical stuff' for technical teams
- Early-stage focus without waiting for lead investors
What the portfolio shows
Portfolio 11
Backed: Hex, Supabase, Public + 8 more
Partners
1 partner at Worklife Ventures
- Brianne Kimmel
Founder
From the fund's website. Contact details not yet verified.
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FAQ
Questions about Worklife Ventures
What does Worklife Ventures invest in?
Worklife Ventures is a Seed, Early-Stage stage SaaS, Developer Tools, Remote Work Infrastructure, Creator Economy, No Code/Low Code investor, typically writing $250K – $2M checks, primarily investing in US. Their thesis: The first venture capital firm designed for a new era where work is more creative, life is more flexible, and founders can be 'triple threats' combining multiple skill sets and revenue streams.
What check size does Worklife Ventures write?
Worklife Ventures typically writes $250K – $2M checks at the Seed, Early-Stage stage in SaaS, Developer Tools, Remote Work Infrastructure, Creator Economy, No Code/Low Code.
What makes Worklife Ventures different from other funds?
Worklife Ventures stands out on 4 points: Deep network of creators, developer evangelists, product designers and engineers; Backed by founders of Cameo, Spotify, Twitch, Zoom; Hands-on support with 'not so technical stuff' for technical teams; Early-stage focus without waiting for lead investors.
What other funds are similar to Worklife Ventures?
Funds with an overlapping stage and sector focus include Operator Collective, AngelPad, Basecase Capital.
How do I reach Worklife Ventures?
Worklife Ventures accepts cold inbound, so a warm introduction is not required.
Sources
- Website: Worklife Ventures website (worklife.vc)
- Method: How DryPowder builds its data
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