The seed round was led by Octopus Ventures and GV, with participation from Speedinvest and angel investors.
"Lapse doesn’t let you review, edit, or curate photos in ways that other platforms encourage. The focus is on enjoying the moment, rather than trying to showcase it. People are taking and sharing photos on Lapse of things they never would have otherwise. By removing the pressure for perfection and the mental barrier when we review photos, a whole new world of more ‘real’ photos gets unlocked,"
Jenson Funding Partners led the pre-seed investment round to help fund product development and expansion.
"When I first became a mother, I discovered parent tech wasn’t adapted to my needs. When I became a mum for the second time, I decided to apply my skills to develop a solution to help parents like me; those with a busy schedule who want to support their child’s development every day. As such, parents will also have access to the necessary information should they need to share it with a midwife or other health or childcare professionals."
The seed round was led by Point Nine with participation from Adjacent, GFC, Market One Capital and various angel investors.
"We can take payments directly now. This feature helps to make a seamless transition between the vet or nurse talking to the client and paying for treatment,"
Andreessen Horowitz led the Series A round for the faith-based wellness app developer.
"When we first came up with the concept for Glorify, we knew we were onto something big, but as we met with investors, it soon became clear that we've managed to capture lightning in a bottle,"
