Angel Academe backs What's in My Handbag in its latest funding round alongside existing investors.
"everything I need to run a business. It’s not just about the money with women. Men are more numbers focused while women want to add value, to be supportive to make more of success."
The Belfast startup has closed a seed round backed by Halo and Co Fund NI.
"This has been a very exciting time for the company and this fresh investment will enable Taggled to scale up, increase headcount and fully launch our product in European and US markets in the near future. Our aim is to offer vloggers a simple, informative tool for creating dynamic and interactive content for their users and this funding will maximise our ability to do this."
The investment takes total funding to £1.2m and will be used to accelerate product development.
"We are very happy to have EC1 Capital on board. Winning our first VC investor is an important milestone for the company, and will help accelerate our product development."