Tiny Supercomputer
About Tiny Supercomputer
Tiny Supercomputer is not a single angel. It is a venture investment company, formally Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company, and its Crunchbase profile lists a London base and the tagline of investing in ambitious and unique technology startups. Its website is tiny.vc.
Philipp Moehring cofounded it in 2017. His personal site describes him as a Berlin-based technology investor focused on the earliest stages of technically challenging startups, and says he invests on behalf of a community of founders, operators and investors. Crunchbase lists Andy Chung, a former AngelList partner, as a founder and partner. The legal entity that manages the funds is Tiny Supercomputer Management Company (UK) Ltd, according to Crunchbase and third-party research.
Crunchbase credits the company with roughly 177 investments, while other databases report different portfolio counts (Caplight shows 85 portfolio companies, a third-party research site says 450+). Treat any count as approximate. Crunchbase also lists Sorare (pre-seed), YuLife (seed) and LabGenius (seed) among investments made through the company. A third-party research site says the firm is on at least its fourth fund, with a fourth-fund partnership incorporated in July 2024.
Toyo is the AI round on the Lounge deals desk. Toyo raised a $4.3M seed in February 2026 from Frontline Ventures, Inovia Capital and Tiny Supercomputer, plus angels from Amazon, Microsoft and Cloudflare. Toyo builds AI agents that run business operations for non-technical founders. Caplight's investment list also shows recent pre-seed and seed deals in 2026, including Xylo AI, Build.inc, Applied Atomics, BirdyChat and White Circle, where Tiny Supercomputer was a co-investor.
The firm invests at pre-seed and seed. A third-party research profile describes it as a generalist early-stage investor with a European bias that also backs companies in the US and elsewhere. The same profile reports typical checks of about €200K to €250K. It also says the firm does not lead rounds or take board seats. This comes from a research site, not from the firm, so confirm it directly before pitching. Moehring's LinkedIn headline calls it a pre-seed fund in Europe.
- Toyo: AI agents for running business operations; $4.3M seed, February 2026.
- Xylo AI: pre-seed round, co-invested, listed July 2026.
- Build.inc: seed round, co-invested, listed June 2026.
- BirdyChat: seed round, co-invested, listed May 2026.
- White Circle: seed round, co-invested, listed May 2026.
- Sorare: pre-seed investment listed on Crunchbase, year not shown.
- YuLife: seed investment listed on Crunchbase, year not shown.
- LabGenius: seed investment listed on Crunchbase, year not shown.
Investing activity
Tiny Supercomputer appears in 1 AI deal tracked by the Lounge deals desk. The rounds are mostly Seed, with a median round size of $4M. The most recent is Toyo (Seed, $4.3M, Feb 2026).
Tiny Supercomputer most often invests alongside Frontline Ventures, Cloudflare, Microsoft and Inovia Capital, and the companies they back on Lounge are mostly in AI.
Deals
Frequently asked questions about Tiny Supercomputer
Is Tiny Supercomputer an individual angel investor?
No. It is a pre-seed and seed investment company founded in 2017 by Philipp Moehring and Andy Chung, with offices in London and Berlin. Moehring runs it.
What stage does Tiny Supercomputer invest in?
Mainly pre-seed and seed. A third-party research profile says it occasionally joins later rounds for portfolio companies.
What is Tiny Supercomputer's check size?
The firm does not appear to publish a check size. A third-party research site reports roughly €200K to €250K, so confirm this with the team.
Has Tiny Supercomputer invested in AI startups?
Yes. It joined the $4.3M seed round for Toyo, an AI agent startup, in February 2026. Caplight also lists co-investments in Xylo AI and other 2026 rounds.
Does Tiny Supercomputer lead rounds?
A third-party research profile says it does not lead rounds or take board seats, and Caplight lists it as a co-investor on recent deals. It has been named alongside lead investors, as in the Toyo round led by Frontline Ventures.
Does Tiny Supercomputer invest outside Europe?
A third-party research profile says it has a European bias but also backs companies in the US and globally.
Is Tiny Supercomputer an angel investor?
Yes. Tiny Supercomputer invests personally as an angel.
What AI companies has Tiny Supercomputer invested in?
Tiny Supercomputer's AI investments include Toyo. The 1 round on Lounge are listed on this page with amounts, dates and co-investors.
What stage does Tiny Supercomputer invest at?
In the rounds tracked on Lounge, Tiny Supercomputer has invested at Seed, with a median round of $4M.
Who does Tiny Supercomputer co-invest with?
Tiny Supercomputer's most frequent co-investors on Lounge are Frontline Ventures (1 deal), Cloudflare (1 deal), Microsoft (1 deal) and Inovia Capital (1 deal).