The seed round was backed by returning angel investors and the Women Angels of the North Syndicate.
"This is a really exciting investment for us. The money will allow us to build on the foundations we have put in place and grow our business by bringing in new team members with skillsets that will strengthen our existing operation. It has been fantastic to see investors from the pre-seed round re-investing for a second time. They are very supportive in seeing us achieve our mission to accelerate research and improve the outcomes for people with rare cancers."
The London-based startup secured backing from Samaipata, Nemetschek, Pi Labs and Accel to grow its team and platform.
"This funding, with the clear support of a great investor base, allows us to grow our team, launch our freemium subscription and expand the platform. Our vision is to become the industry standard for construction site communication."
The funding round was led by Archangels to support international expansion and product development.
"In a post-pandemic world, web-based clinical triage is becoming an increasingly an important part of how healthcare is delivered in the UK and globally, providing a vital service and reducing the burden on healthcare teams. I have no doubt that the clinical depth of the PhysioWizard product, which has been developed over many years, will ensure that it becomes the leading digital triage solution not only in the UK but globally."
The travel card provider surpassed its crowdfunding target in under two hours after drawing support from more than 350 private backers.
"There has been phenomenal demand amongst investors, clearly demonstrating the scalability and need for a viable solution to the foreign exchange trap that we’ve all been forced to endure for too long."
The financing round includes backing from Kima Ventures alongside a UKRI award to adapt the digital health coach for older adults.
"Age UK Lewisham and Southwark exists to improve the lives of older people, working towards a future in which all people are valued, safe, and empowered to make choices about their lives."
