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The London fitness startup adds Active Partners to its cap table as it prepares to enter the American market.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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The London fitness startup adds Active Partners to its cap table as it prepares to enter the American market.
The round was backed by a syndicate of investors including Aligned Syndicate, Leeds Angels, and Arx Ventures.
"At the moment, models can’t verify themselves. So when a bank, for example, ships machine-written code into production, that’s on the model’s word that it’s safe."
The financing round was led by firstminute capital and Global Founders Capital.
"Audit is one of the few services where the customer experience has got worse every year while the bill has gone up. We are not changing what an audit is. We are changing how it is delivered."
Ada Ventures leads the seed round to support the development of AI voice agents for general practices.
"For most patients, the GP reception desk is the front door to the entire NHS, and it’s under more strain than any other part of the system. InTouchNow was built to handle the repetitive, time-consuming calls so reception teams can focus on the patients who really need a person. Ada’s backing is a strong vote of confidence in British healthtech, and lets InTouchNow bring safe, ethical, and genuinely useful AI to many more NHS practices across the UK."
The funding round was led by PT1 Ventures to support product development and European expansion.
"I wanted to invest in energy tech companies shaping the future, but after three years I realised no one was building what I wanted, and I thought I’d find someone doing it. That was the genesis for me leaving,"