Hellen's Rock Capital and angel investor Mate Rimac - who is the CEO of Croatian electric sports car company Rimac Automobili - backed the app, which offers game-like motivation for runners and cyclists, as well as health monitoring features.Ĭoachbetter, based in Switzerland, offers an app for football coaches to improve how they manage and train their players through performance tracking and educational resources. Sportsīosnia and Herzegovina is rarely in the top 10 for seed funding - but in a quiet August, it made it into the list thanks to a €6.3m seed round from gamified exercise app Rolla. The platform helps soft fruit producers plan things like labour and market supply by offering more accurate forecasting of yields and fruit growth.
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The startup uses a ChatGPT-esque AI application to write software code, so that eventually users can ask it to write the code for an app without needing the knowledge themselves.įruitCast, a UK startup using AI to produce forecasting and analytics for fruit growers, secured £2.8m from Ceres Agritech and Innovate UK, plus undisclosed investors.
The US-based startup initially raised $26m in May, but closed its fresh $100m extension last month, plus announced that it would be moving its HQ to Paris. SaaSĪs the biggest round of the month, Poolside AI’s huge $126m seed round deserves a mention - that’s bigger than fellow AI eye-catcher Mistral, which raised a €105m seed round in June. Here are some of the startups that managed to close deals in the summer slump. Poolside AI’s huge round also shifted SaaS (which includes AI in Dealroom’s categorisation) to the top of the industry list, followed by marketing and fintech.Īmong the other raises that caught Sifted’s eye last month were an app motivating you to get up and go for a run and a startup offering AI-powered work colleagues.
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