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Ventures · case studies · 2016 — present

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then we ride them.

A studio, not a portfolio. Each venture below was scoped, co-founded, or operated inside MoZ — sometimes with a corporate parent (Quadient, ENPC), sometimes solo. Case studies, not logos.

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Live · 2025 →

PostBridge.ai

An API and MCP server that lets AI agents send real physical letters across 5 countries.

Role
Founder & operator
Outcome
Live · bootstrapped

Problem

Autonomous agents can email, call, and pay. They can't send a legally-binding letter — the last mile of compliance, identity, and certified delivery is still a fax-adjacent world.

Approach

Build an x402-native API (zero signup, pay per letter in USDC), wrap every frontier postal operator behind one MCP server, and emit a signed W3C Verifiable Credential for every envelope. Intent-driven pricing via ANP for legal / bulk / transactional mail.

  • 5
    countries live
  • 21
    MCP tools exposed
  • 45
    API endpoints
  • x402
    USDC on Base

partners: Olas Mech · Coinbase AgentKit · Fetch.ai · ElizaOS · Virtuals ACP

02

Acquired

Switch by Quadient

SaaS / API platform that turned Quadient's document-logistics capability into a self-serve product for SMB and developer customers in the US.

Role
Product lead
Outcome
Acquired / integrated

Problem

A legacy enterprise print-and-mail business with high ACVs and long sales cycles needed a developer-first product to capture the long tail — and a reason for younger buyers to show up at all.

Approach

Strip the enterprise product to its API primitives. Ship a self-serve onboarding. Price per call, not per contract. Reposition from 'enterprise solution' to 'dev tool with an enterprise backbone'. Playbook later replicated in Europe.

  • SaaS
    GTM shift
  • API
    first product surface
  • US
    market
  • acquired / integrated

partners: Quadient Innovation · US SMB partners

01

Acquired

SimplyMail

France-first platform that industrialised transactional and marketing mail for SMBs through a simple web + API layer.

Role
Product lead
Outcome
Acquired by Quadient

Problem

French SMBs still relied on service bureaus to send registered mail (LRAR) and outbound campaigns. No modern self-serve option existed that spoke to non-enterprise buyers.

Approach

Design a product a founder could onboard in under 10 minutes. Ship the API alongside the UI — treat them as equal citizens. Prove the economics at SMB scale, then move up-market via Quadient's channel.

  • FR
    market proven
  • SMB
    self-serve
  • SaaS + API
    dual product
  • acquired

partners: Quadient Innovation

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