Meural announced the completion of $5 million in Series A financing from Corigin Ventures. Resolute Ventures and NETGEAR also participated in the funding. Meural utilizes the company’s TrueArt technology – a proprietary blend of hardware, firmware, and software – that renders images lifelike and textured.
LESS, a carpooling app that facilitates instant matches between drivers and riders, announced it secured $19 million in financing from Index Ventures and Daphni. The company connects people driving cars with people willing to move around in a collaborative environment “on the fly.” According to LESS,
CY Vision closed $7 million in Series A financing, led by Vestel Ventures. Intel Capital also participated in the round. With offices in Mountain View, California, and Istanbul, CY Vision is on a mission to making VR and AR safe, comfortable and enjoyable for all.
Twine is a saving and investing app built for couples to manage their shared and individual goals in one place – each with a dedicated brokerage account and customized portfolio. Users can save for everything from emergency funds to longer-term goals, as well as invest
Enterprise IT startup Allbound acquired a new round of financing, led by Canal Partners, with participation from Tallwave Capital and Arizona Founders Fund. Allbound provides sales reps with a single SaaS toolset for training, content marketing, collaboration and customer success. From recruitment and onboarding to pipeline
FollowUp is a personal CRM that makes managing professional relationships easy. Integrated with Gmail, FollowUp allows users to write multiple notes per contact, configure follow-ups to stay in touch with contacts, create reminders for one-off situations, schedule calendar events from Gmail, and view conversation history
Logz.io announced the completion of $23 million in Series C financing, led by OpenView Venture Partners, with participation from 83North, Giza Capital, and Vintage Venture Partners. Logz.io uses predictive analytics and machine-learning algorithms to find and predict critical events in the information generated in IT environments
Atomist, a cloud-based microservice applications platform, announced it has raised $22 million in Series A financing from Accel Partners and Matrix Partners. The Atomist platform helps developers create everything they need for their project, such as turning any repository into a software factory, configuring development flow,
Entertainment startup UnitedMasters announced it has secured $70 million in financing. Three investors participated in the round: Alphabet, Andreessen Horowitz, and 20th Century Fox. UnitedMasters is an artist services company that champions independence for all musicians. Using proprietary data and technology, coupled with a deep expertise
Goji, an online insurance concierge service that yields personalized, real-time, valued-based quotes designed to fit individual coverage requirements, closed $15 million in financing, led by Hudson Structured Capital Management, with participation from Thayer Street Partners, Five Elms Capital, and Coffin Capital & Ventures. Goji's data-driven home