1121.VC

1121.vc is a venture capital firm based in Reno, Nevada, launched by the CEO of Camino, a permitting and licensing platform for state and local governments that was acquired by Clariti Software in 2023, and the former CTO of OpenGov. The firm invests in founders at the earliest stages who want deep operating experience from fellow peers, with every limited partner being a builder who has personally been through at least one startup journey, leveraging this collective experience and network to help founders succeed. With 33 investments and 1 exit to date, 1121.vc's portfolio spans enterprise software, fintech, and AI, including 1UP, Augment, Common Paper, DoorVest, Freed, LiquiFi, and Splash Ventures, with typical check sizes around $1.8 million to $5.25 million for lead positions. The firm's investment approach centers on operator-to-operator support, connecting founders directly with experienced builder-LPs rather than relying solely on traditional institutional venture capital relationships, reflecting Rosengarten's own transition from founder to peer-level early-stage investor.