UrFuture secures funding from Fhunded Angels for recruitment platform
The Preston startup has picked up a five-figure investment from Lancashire County Council's angel network.
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A Preston-based recruitment platform that connects Gen Z jobseekers with national employers through a mobile app.
UrFuture has secured a five-figure investment from the Fhunded Angels network as part of its ongoing fundraising efforts. The capital follows previous venture capital and private funding rounds, with the company preparing to close a seven-figure round early next year.
The Preston-based startup operates a recruitment platform aimed at Gen Z jobseekers, which has recorded over 23,000 downloads since its launch in August 2025. Major employers including British Airways, Tesco, and the Metropolitan Police use the application to promote entry-level roles to younger audiences.
From the founder
"By blending the rigour of behavioural science, the immediacy and precision of AI, and the authenticity of social media, UrFuture has successfully developed a job-hunting experience which taps into the needs of Gen Z. But despite the rapid growth we’ve experienced since launching less than six months ago, and the long list of blue-chip companies who are queuing up to work with us, we can’t afford to sit still."
Thomas Keighley
Founder and CEO at UrFuture
Investor perspective
"UrFuture is already redefining the recruitment experience for thousands of young people. Further, by becoming a trusted brand among Gen Z, the company is getting significant traction with employers wanting to reach under-25s looking for jobs. The market potential is huge, both here in the UK and internationally, and Thomas and his team are incredibly experienced in this space. From an investor point of view, that all adds up to a very strong proposition."
Nikki Whittle
Fhunded Angel, Fhunded Angels
