Lowercase Capital

Lowercase Capital is a San Francisco-based seed venture capital fund founded by Chris Sacca, the former Google executive who built Lowercase into one of the highest-returning seed funds in Silicon Valley history before retiring from active investing in 2017. The fund is now closed to new investments following Sacca's retirement to focus on Lowercarbon Capital. Lowercase invested with initial checks from $25,000 to $300,000 at the earliest stages. Uber was a Lowercase investment from a very early stage. Twitter was backed by Lowercase. Instagram was acquired by Facebook for $1 billion with Lowercase as an investor. Medium and Optimizely are additional portfolio companies. Beyond its original investments in Uber, Twitter, Instagram, Medium, and Optimizely, the Lowercase portfolio includes Twilio and dozens of additional consumer and enterprise technology companies that delivered extraordinary returns.