The Angel Capital Association (ACA) is excited to announce the launch of a new reporting initiative from the Data Analytics Committee (DAC). ACA will publish regular updates showcasing the investments and exits of angel groups across North America. 

This effort builds on the momentum of the Angel Funders Report (AFR), ACA’s flagship annual analysis of angel activity, and reflects member feedback for more timely, ongoing insights into the impact of angel investors throughout the year.

Why This Matters

Angel investors play a critical role in fueling innovation and supporting entrepreneurs. By highlighting both new investments and successful exits, ACA will:

• Showcase the breadth and diversity of companies angels are backing.
• Provide real-time insights into industry sectors and deal activity.
• Celebrate member groups’ successes and contributions to the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
• Increase visibility of angel investing to policymakers, entrepreneurs, and the broader public.
  
  

What You Can Expect

The new series will feature short write-ups that spotlight real-world examples of angel investments and exits, contributed directly by ACA member groups.

Here are a few recent examples from the Phase 1 rollout, which already includes participation from 16 angel groups:

Investments

• 1—Swirltex is a Calgary, Alberta-based company that manages challenging waste streams to produce high-quality permeate at higher throughput, lower energy consumption, and in a broader range of climates It received a $1,112,900 investment from the Austin-based Central Texas Angel Network in Q2, 2025.
• 2—SpayVac is a Madison, Wisconsin, company that is revolutionizing breeding control in cattle, swine, farmed fish, and feral animals. It received a $430,000 investment from the Austin-based Central Texas Angel Network in Q1.
• 3—Imperium Technologies is an Austin, Texas company that is helping factories recover 20% of energy lost to failing steam traps. It received a $430,000 investment from the Austin-based Central Texas Angel Network in Q1.
• 4-1 Logtech Inc. is a Westerville, Ohio-based company that is an AI-driven, no-code integration iPaaS built for transportation and logistics. It received a $280,000 investment from Cincinnati-based Queen City Angels in Q1.
• 5—Team Central is a Cincinnati, Ohio-based company that has built a platform that can solve enterprise-scale data problems with the simplicity of a citizen developer user platform. It received a $300,000 investment from the Cincinnati-based Queen City Angels in Q2.
• 6—Trinity Guardian is a Batesville, Indiana-based company that has developed a Soteria Bed-Barrier that is the only FDA-cleared microbiological barrier that provides a protective physical barrier to protect the hospital bed and mattress from patient soiling. It received a $382,000 investment from the Cincinnati-based Queen City Angels in Q2.
• 7–Entirety Medical is a Detroit, Michigan-based company that is a developer and manufacturer of advanced absorbable implants from a proprietary Curasorb metal alloy technology.  It received a $250,000 investment from San Diego-based NuFund Venture Group Q2.
• 8—Leaven Foods is a San Diego, California-based company that cultivates instant, easy-to-use wild microbes that impart authentic flavors. It received a $700,000 investment from San Diego-based NuFund Venture Group in Q3.
• 9—Talitha Coffee is a San Diego, California-based coffee roasting company focused on producing high-quality locally roasted coffee at an accessible price point. It received an $800,000 investment from San Diego-based NuFund Venture Group in Q3.
• 10—Terra Vera is an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based ag-tech company that replaces toxic pesticides with a patented, amino-acid treatment. It received a $354,000 investment from Albuquerque, New Mexico  Angels in Q2.
• 11—Spiritus is an Albuquerque, New Mexico-based company that is revolutionizing carbon dioxide removal with a direct-air capture approach that combines sorbent materials, low-energy desorption, and a modular, scalable design. It received a $425,000 investment from Albuquerque, New Mexico-based New Mexico Angels in Q1, 2025.
• 12—Chillskyn is a Montreal, Canada-based company that is developing nano-structured coatings that passively cools sun-exposed surfaces 10 degrees F below ambient, with no external energy source. It received a $533,000 investment from New York Angels in Q1.
• 13—SkyfireAI is a Huntsville, Alabama-based company that deploys autonomous and swarming AI to reduce reaction time and increase situation awareness for first responders. It raised $620,000 from New York Angels in Q2. 
• 14—Solidec is a Houston, Texas-based company, is the path to emission-free molecules. It is making low-cost chemicals and fuels starting with hydrogen peroxide for the water industry. It received a $125,000 investment from New York Angels in Q2.
   
• 15–Corganics is a Dallas, Texas-based company. Its initial market approach is to develop a clinical cannabinoid (CBD) brand trusted by healthcare professionals. It received a $105,000 investment from Dallas-based North Texas Angel Network in Q3.
• 16–One Stop Wellness is a McKinney, Texas-based company. It has developed a wellness platform that helps companies create healthier and more productive workplaces by offering customized solutions that address employees’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being.  It received a $300,000 investment from Dallas-based North Texas Angel Network in Q3.

Exits

• 1—ParentSquare is a Goleta, California-based company is an educational platform designed to facilitate all school-to-home communication. Pasadena Angels (part of TCA Venture Group) invested $443,200 in 2016, and an optional buyout provided a 44x MOIC in Q2, 2025 for a 52% IRR.
• 2—Verivend is a Buffalo, New York-based company that develops an electronic transaction platform intended to raise and deploy capital. The platform reduces friction between various accounting systems. TCA Venture Group invested $300,000 in 2021, and this provided a 1.23x return in Q2, 2025.

What’s Next

The DAC plans to publish this series monthly, with the possibility of moving to twice a month as more angel groups join. Updates will be featured in ACA’s e-Newsletter, on our website, and across ACA’s digital channels.

This initiative is a collaborative effort, designed to strengthen transparency, celebrate successes, and further ACA’s mission of advancing angel investing.

How to Participate

We encourage all ACA member groups to take part by sharing their investment and exit data. The link below is the tool you can utilize to provide the ACA with this information. Simply click on the “Sign up” tab and answer the questions and you are ready to go. It only take five minutes to complete each company’s information. 

Get started: reach out to us at insight@angelcapitalassociation.org for the ACA Member link. 

Thank you to the 16 angel groups already committed to helping ACA tell the powerful story of angel investing in action.