Tiny

Overview

Tiny VC, also known as Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company, is a venture capital firm founded in 2017 that operates as a high-volume, co-investing seed fund, avoiding leading rounds or board seats.¹⁵ It specializes in early-stage investments, primarily pre-seed and seed rounds in European technology startups, typically deploying €200,000 to €250,000 per deal and providing support through a community network.²⁴ The firm is led by partners including Philipp Moehring, Andy Chung, Ophelia Cai, and others, with a focus on ambitious and unique technology companies.¹⁴⁵

History

Tiny VC was established in 2017 by Philipp Moehring and Andy Chung as an early-stage investment firm based in London.¹² It has maintained a strategy of co-investing in pre-seed and seed rounds without leading or taking board seats, building a portfolio including investments like Augur (Seed, $15M, Mar 2026) and Sunrise Robotics (Seed, $7.3M, Jun 2025).² Key milestones include closing Tiny Supercomputer III fund and launching funds IV in Jan 2026, with 2-10 employees and recent deals in European tech startups.¹⁵

Notable Products

• Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company III - Closed fund focused on early-stage tech investments.
• Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company IV - Fund in market since Jan 2026 for pre-seed strategies.

Reputation

Tiny VC is perceived as a collaborative, founder-friendly investor among European startup enthusiasts due to its non-lead, community-support model and expertise in early-stage tech.²⁴ Professionals note its high-volume deal flow and consistent seed-stage focus, with strengths in mentorship without board control.¹⁵ Criticisms are limited in available sources, though its small team size may constrain capacity for larger deals.¹