The oversubscribed round drew backing from private investors alongside Sheffield Angels, Anglia Capital Group and FundmyPitch.
"Humanity has never documented so much of its life, yet never felt so disconnected from its memories. We are entering an era where memory is not just data — it is identity, wellbeing and legacy. Memorify exists to help people reconnect with the moments that matter and enable the multigenerational secure storage of those memories. What struck me wasn’t the absence of memories, it was the absence of structure. The moments existed across devices and platforms, but there was no intelligent system designed to bring them together into a meaningful story. That’s when I realised this wasn’t just my problem, it was a global one."
Union Square Ventures led the round to support the opening of 25 new manufacturing facilities and international expansion.
"Manufacturing is the origin of our security, prosperity and sense of purpose as nations. This Series A enables us to open more factories, invest in MasonOS, support exceptional franchisees and recruit the best engineers across Europe and the United States. Our mission is to forge industrial acceleration."
The capital will be used to expand the AI infrastructure platform globally and grow internal teams.
"This is the fourth industrial revolution; the world is changing at a rapid pace. Over the next 5 years, Artificial Intelligence will be integrated into every industry, every product, and every job. Accelerating drug discovery, extending human life, autonomizing travel and robotics, lifting productivity, and driving massive growth. This is leading to the largest infrastructure buildout in human history,"
Plural led the seed investment round to accelerate product development and deployment across public and private sector operations.
"The nature of threats facing public spaces and critical infrastructure has changed. Incidents are faster, more dispersed and often designed to exploit gaps. Augur exists to close those gaps, helping operators spot warning signs earlier and make better use of their existing infrastructure. Our goal is simple: to help protect people in the places where they live, travel and gather."
The funding round was led by Preqin founder Mark O'Hare through Valhalla Ventures.
"AI has changed the pace of legal drafting. Client expectations have shifted, volumes are rising, and the old model of document-by-document automation no longer scales. What firms need now is drafting infrastructure – systems that embed structure, governance and human oversight alongside AI capability. That’s how you scale without diluting quality. Avvoka exists to build that infrastructure. We help legal teams turn their knowledge into structured, supervised systems that increase output while protecting their edge."
