Hoxton Ventures led the seed round for the ADHD support application, with participation from Route 66 Ventures and angel investors.
"We knew we could simplify the ADHD care process and reach millions of underserved people living with ADHD"
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
503
Total raised
£3.8B
disclosed amounts
This month
£36.9M
raised so far
Hoxton Ventures led the seed round for the ADHD support application, with participation from Route 66 Ventures and angel investors.
"We knew we could simplify the ADHD care process and reach millions of underserved people living with ADHD"
The UK digital health startup has closed its pre-seed raise with backing from Y Combinator and multiple angel investors.
"It is a huge achievement for us to be accepted onto Y Combinator and we’re incredibly excited to be a part of such a prestigious global movement that has an unparalleled track record for success. I know personally just how debilitating tinnitus can be and so as a team, we’re looking forward to learning from the very best innovators and entrepreneurs as we explore new ways to accelerate our growth and make a difference in the lives of as many people living with tinnitus as possible. Coupled with our pre-seed investment round, 2022 is shaping up to be a truly formidable year for Oto and for the tinnitus community."
The North East Venture Fund backed the Gateshead-based employee wellbeing platform to fund product development and hiring.
"We’re delighted to have raised this capital injection which will act as a catalyst to scaling our business. Our scientific approach to workplace wellbeing, combined with pioneering AI technology, ensures our clients receive evidence-based feedback and insight that really drives efficiencies and optimises employee health. We’re looking forward to reaching more clients across the globe as we develop our proposition and are excited to have the support of Mercia on our journey!"
The Cardiff medtech firm secured the capital from existing shareholders including the Development Bank of Wales and Wealth Club members.
"This has been another important year of growth and development for Bond Digital Health. Now that we have several international customers signed up to our platform, we need to make sure we successfully service their needs 24/7. This funding will help us do that by ensuring we have the right people in the right roles. I’d like to put on record my thanks to the Development Bank of Wales and Wealth Club for helping us get to this point."
The London startup secured the capital from backers including Founders Factory and Craig Burkinshaw to drive its marketing efforts.
"First and foremost we’re going to plough the money into marketing – to not just get Karmacist out there but explain the breakthroughs our Harvard and Stanford scientists have come up with."