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Recent investments

Pre-Seed
£2.4M

The oversubscribed round was led by Venrex with participation from 8VC, Form Ventures, and several venture scout funds.

"With the adoption of AI in creative tools, the amount of creative work is now growing by 30% a year. For example, last year, more photographs were generated than have ever been taken by human photographers. So, we’ve been asking ourselves ‘what infrastructure is going to be needed to manage this volume of work?’. One problem that doesn’t scale well is issue checking – there’s no Grammarly for creative work and to date this tedious work is still done by eye. Beyond issue checking, we believe AI provides creatives with insights akin to accessing a panel of experts. We see the role of AI as enabling people’s creative processes, not replacing them"
— Will Taylor, Founder
Pre-Seed
£1.6M

The pre-seed round was led by Passion Capital with backing from multiple institutional investors and prominent fintech founders.

"We kept seeing the same thing with high growth company founders—managing finances felt disjointed, with founders juggling too many platforms and tools just to keep track of their cash. Our mission is to make financial management easy, no matter how complex it seems. We’re focused on building a product that founders and CFOs love because it saves them time, protects their funds, and helps them grow their businesses. Our goal is to make financial management as seamless as possible so founders can focus on building their businesses."
— Pac O’Shea, CEO & Co-Founder
Seed
$6.5M

The London-headquartered climate fintech company raised the capital to expand its team, enhance its risk engine, and grow its carbon project offerings.

"To achieve their net zero commitments, an increasing number of corporates are seizing control by directly financing the carbon projects underlying the carbon credits,"
— Shilpika Gautam, Founder
Seed
£2.5M

Backed VC led the seed round to support the care workforce management platform.

"We met at Entrepreneur First, where we spent hundreds of hours with care providers who were turning down hundreds of thousands of pounds every year in contracts because they couldn’t find the staff they needed to service them. We realised this was partly because of the time and money they had to spend learning how to stay compliant, often working with expensive third party lawyers and recruiters. We saw how solving those high costs could positively impact the care industry – and that’s why we started Borderless."
— Matthew Bond, Co-Founder