FLOWN secures £2.5m in seed funding led by Pi Labs to expand its deep work platform
The seed round was led by Pi Labs with participation from BDMI, Venrex, and several female-focused funds.
FLOWN provides virtual co-working sessions and on-demand content designed to help remote and hybrid workers achieve focus and productivity. The platform offers structured tools to combat the isolation and lack of accountability often associated with flexible working models.
FLOWN has secured £2.5m in seed funding to expand its deep work platform for remote and hybrid teams. The round was led by Pi Labs, with participation from existing backers BDMI and Venrex, alongside female-focused funds January Ventures, Auxxo Ventures, and Alma Angels. The capital will be used to target opportunities in the growing corporate wellness market as companies adapt to permanent shifts in working practices.
The company was founded by Alicia Navarro following her previous venture Skimlinks. FLOWN addresses the challenges of remote work by offering facilitated virtual co-working sessions and on-demand content aimed at improving focus and productivity. With the new funding, the team plans to further develop its offerings for businesses navigating the post-pandemic office environment.
From the founder
"I believe deep work and flow states will be for the next decade what mindfulness has been for the last."
Alicia Navarro
Founder and CEO at FLOWN
Investor perspective
"We invested in FLOWN because, when we imagine what the future of the office means post-Covid, we see services that enable distributed teams to be efficient, creative, and engaged, irrespective of where they are working."
Hugo Silva
Senior Investment Manager, Pi Labs
