Wildflower Health today announced it has secured $8 million in capital investment led by Health Enterprise Partners. Existing investors Hatteras Venture Partners and Echo Health also participated. Wildflower Health is a leading mobile health software company that connects families to health resources on their smartphone.
Villiger completed a round of seed financing. Three investors participated in the round, including Mangrove Capital Partners. The Villiger app lets users share recommendations, support, and resources from friends and neighbors. Users can also find, interview, and book recommended babysitters and tutors -- as well as
SpeedIn is a family-based check-in system designed for seasonal clubs like swim clubs that want to control access and monitor member usage over time. Users import family members’ analytics from Quickbooks or CSV files, which allow them to quickly check-in a family by scanning or
Canadian startup Picniic completed $2 million in financing from Telenor. Picniic is a next-generation family organizer with the goal of becoming the ‘operating system for the home.’ All family members can easily access Picniic to keep everyone organized and on the same page, with features such