"We're not going to be using iPhones in 10 years,"
"I kind of don't think we'll be using them in five years - or let's say something different that's a little safer - we're going to be using them in very different ways."
"The way we take them out right now to send a text to confirm this or send you some message or write an email - [that's] super inefficient, [and] not a great inter"
True Ventures manages roughly $6 billion across 12 core seed funds and four select opportunity-style funds that double down on high-momentum portfolio companies. The firm has backed consumer and enterprise winners including Fitbit, Ring, Peloton, HashiCorp, and Duo Security. The firm maintains a tight network of repeat founders, reporting 63 exits with gains and seven IPOs across about 300 companies. Recent exits included multiple repeat-founder teams. The firm is actively investing on a thesis that smartphones are poor interfaces to intelligence and that human–computer interaction will look very different within five to ten years.
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