Biscuit Tin Planning raises £300k in seed funding led by Velocity Capital to support product development and hiring.
Velocity Capital led the seed round alongside Scottish Enterprise to fund product development and new hires.
Biscuit Tin Planning operates a digital legacy vault that securely stores valuable life information and documents. The firm targets both consumer and business markets in the United Kingdom.
Edinburgh based digital legacy platform Biscuit Tin Planning has secured £300k in seed funding led by Velocity Capital alongside Scottish Enterprise and private investors. The capital will be directed towards product development and team expansion.
Founded by Sheila Hogan, the company offers a digital repository for personal documents, account details, and memories to modernise end-of-life management. The business operates across consumer and business markets, exploring partnerships within financial services sectors such as life insurance and pensions.
From the founder
"As well as having an offering for individuals, we are increasingly speaking to financial services players in areas like life insurance, mortgages, and pensions, with a view to either joint ventures or white labelling our product so these kind of providers can increase value and engagement with their customer base."
Sheila Hogan
Founder and CEO at Biscuit Tin Planning
Investor perspective
"Velocity is delighted to be working with Sheila as she tackles a very real pain point; managing the end-of-life planning process through a user-friendly digital vault, making it simple and easily accessible."
Kirsten Gohl
Velocity Investment Associate, Velocity Capital
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Grow the team
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Biscuit Tin Planning
Biscuit Tin Planning provides a secure digital legacy vault for personal documents and life information.