Conviction
Led by partner Pranav Reddy. The amount was not disclosed in the report; the company was valued at $50 million.
Forbes reports two completed financings for Noah Shinn’s personal-AI startup: an early round led by Conviction’s Pranav Reddy and a $75 million Series A led by Kleiner Perkins’ Mamoon Hamid. A proposed $200 million-plus financing is still in talks, so it is not counted.
Led by partner Pranav Reddy. The amount was not disclosed in the report; the company was valued at $50 million.
Led by Mamoon Hamid of Kleiner Perkins at a valuation above $500 million.
Benchmark and Index were reported to be in talks to lead at a valuation above $2.5 billion. Not included in the completed count.
The defensible count is “at least two.” Forbes explicitly says Instinct raised at least two rounds over the preceding months. forbes.com
Conviction led the early financing. Forbes identifies Pranav Reddy, a partner at Sarah Guo’s Conviction, as lead; it gives a $50 million valuation but no round amount. forbes.com
Kleiner Perkins led the Series A. Mamoon Hamid led the $75 million round in early August at a valuation above $500 million. forbes.com
The next financing remains prospective. Benchmark and Index were reported in talks to lead a round of at least $200 million; it should not yet be counted as raised. runtimewire.com
| Round | Status | Amount | Lead | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Early financing | Completed | Undisclosed | Pranav Reddy, Conviction | forbes.com |
| Series A | Completed | $75m | Mamoon Hamid, Kleiner Perkins | forbes.com |
| Prospective round | In talks | $200m+ | Benchmark and Index in talks | runtimewire.com |
Method: reviewed live reporting from 2 pages across 2 sites on 26 August 2026. “Completed rounds” counts financings described as already raised; proposed or in-discussion rounds are excluded. The early round’s amount was not stated.