Amounts are Item 13 as filed: the target is the whole offering, and the amount sold is cumulative across amendments rather than a final close. The filing carries no per-investor amount, so a firm’s own cheque is not recoverable here.
Who at Spark Capital can lead a round?
15 named
15 partners are named across this firm’s filings, 6 of them on a fund it is deploying now.
Activity is filed board seats in the last 24 months: 4+ Active, 2–3 Selective, 1 Slowing, none Quiet. A firm's tier totals its partners, so an active firm may be four partners with one seat each. It undercounts partners who invest without taking a board seat, and filings lag a closing by weeks, so Quiet means the paperwork is quiet, not the person.
Developer tools & infrastructure5 · 5%
Sales & marketing tech5 · 5%
Gaming & entertainment4 · 4%
Robotics & hardware4 · 4%
Telecom & networking4 · 4%
AI & machine learning3 · 3%
Education3 · 3%
Food & agriculture3 · 3%
Climate & energy2 · 2%
Crypto & web32 · 2%
Data & analytics2 · 2%
HR & future of work2 · 2%
Logistics & supply chain2 · 2%
Medical devices2 · 2%
Real estate & proptech2 · 2%
Aerospace & defense1 · 1%
Biotech & pharma1 · 1%
Healthcare services1 · 1%
Legal & compliance tech1 · 1%
Media & creator tools1 · 1%
Mobility & transportation1 · 1%
Not a filing value: this is Lev’s own classification of each company, one company one vote regardless of how many of Spark Capital’s partners are named on its board, shown only when we found a specific, checkable source. Companies with no source read as unclassified and are left out of the shares above.
A shared board seat: a company where filings name a Spark Capital partner and a partner at the other firm, both with a clean identity match. Not a claim either firm led or co-led the round, only that both are named on the same board.
