The London-based startup secured the capital from EWOR to accelerate the development of its AI platform, AMARA.
"Creative flow is the most valuable currency in any production. When you lose it to the fragmentation of the current tools landscape , you lose the magic. AMARA was built to protect that flow so creators can move from idea to execution without breaking rhythm."
The Series A round was led by Nauta Capital with backing from several notable investors.
"The way people discover travel has changed. They don't sift through endless search results—they get inspired by creators who are exploring the world and sharing their experiences. Unravel bridges that gap, turning creator-shot videos into seamless, AI-powered booking experiences."
Jenson Ventures backed the London startup to support product development, recruitment, and market expansion.
"We are proud to partner with Jenson Ventures to accelerate our mission of changing the way AI is used in marketing content creation and delivering unmatched value to our users. This investment will enable us to enhance our platform’s capabilities and expand our reach, empowering agencies and brands to increase their productivity and revenues, as well as produce exceptional content with AI."
The North East prop and costume maker received the loan from Creative UK's Culture and Creative Investment Programme.
"This funding allows us to bring even more innovative projects to life, expand our capabilities, and strengthen our position as a go-to props and costume design company for Film, TV, and live events."
The Manchester-based SaaS platform has secured £250k from backers including SFC Capital as part of a wider $1m raise.
"Expanding into the US marks a significant moment for Vulse. The investment will help us grow our team, enhance our marketing efforts, and establish a presence in one of the most active social media markets in the world. We’re excited to bring Vulse to businesses across the Atlantic, empowering their employees to amplify their voices and build stronger connections."