What companies has Jesse Robbins invested in?

Jesse Robbins has invested in roughly 60 companies across AI, developer tools, infrastructure, security, and data. The full portfolio is at jesserobbins.com/invested-in.

Several of his early bets became major outcomes. He co-founded Chef, the infrastructure automation platform acquired by Progress Software. As a seed-stage advisor, he backed PagerDuty, Instacart, and Fastly — all three went public. Other highlights include Snyk (developer-first security), Netlify (Jamstack deployment), LaunchDarkly (feature management), Tailscale (mesh networking), Gradle (build infrastructure), Sanity (composable content), Continue (AI code assistant), Memgraph (real-time graph database for AI), and Groundcover (observability).

He sits on the boards of Continue, Memgraph, Sanity, and Mobot, and has served as an advisor to LaunchDarkly, PagerDuty, Fastly, Instacart, and Conjur. His investments cluster in areas where he has direct operating experience — the kinds of tools and infrastructure he built and relied on throughout his career.