Funded Apps Startups in Atlanta
Across these 15 most recent Apps startups in Atlanta (round dates from 2021-09-07 through 2026-05-28), Fold’s $150M round on 2026-05-28 is a clear outlier:…
Across these 15 most recent Apps startups in Atlanta (round dates from 2021-09-07 through 2026-05-28), Fold’s $150M round on 2026-05-28 is a clear outlier: it is the only disclosed round far above the rest, where the next-largest disclosed amounts are $100K (Billseye, 2025-10-08) and $6M (MyAvana, 2024-08-09). The disclosed amounts also concentrate around the mid-single-digit to low double-digit range, with several entries clustered in 2023–2024 (e.g., Loupe $570K on 2023-12-08; Barometer $2M on 2023-04-25; RetailReady $3M on 2024-06-12; MyAvana $6M on 2024-08-09). Stage labels are mixed: five of the 15 rows show “Series Unknown” (including Fold on 2026-05-28, HackQuest on 2024-06-01, Loupe on 2023-12-08, and Reframe on 2022-01-18), while one row is explicitly “undisclosed” (HackQuest, 2024-06-01).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round among these Atlanta Apps entries, and how separated is it from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Fold’s $150M (2026-05-28) is the dominant disclosed amount and a strong outlier versus the remainder of the disclosed figures (e.g., $6M for MyAvana on 2024-08-09 and $3M for RetailReady on 2024-06-12), with no other disclosed round approaching that level.
Are there tighter timing clusters in the round dates, or is this spread evenly across years?
There’s clear clustering in 2023–2024: Barometer ($2M, 2023-04-25), Queues ($1M, 2023-02-20), and Loupe ($570K, 2023-12-08) sit alongside multiple 2024 rounds such as Crave ($10K, 2024-07-24), RetailReady ($3M, 2024-06-12), and MyAvana ($6M, 2024-08-09). The oldest displayed round is Press Sports App ($2M) on 2021-09-07, while the most recent is Fold on 2026-05-28.
Do “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” labels account for a meaningful share of the list?
Yes: five of the 15 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Fold 2026-05-28 $150M; HackQuest 2024-06-01 undisclosed amount; Loupe 2023-12-08 $570K; Reframe 2022-01-18 $18M; and another Series Unknown row in the 2023–2024 window), and one additional row is explicitly “undisclosed” (HackQuest, 2024-06-01). That means 6 of 15 have non-finalized disclosed funding amounts for stage.
How does stage mix break down using the disclosed stage labels shown here?
Among the 15 rows, Seed appears repeatedly (e.g., RetailReady $3M on 2024-06-12; Barometer $2M on 2023-04-25; Queues $1M on 2023-02-20; Docsnap $200K on 2022-04-12; InEvent $1M on 2021-11-10; MaxRewards $3M on 2021-09-10; Press Sports App $2M on 2021-09-07), forming the largest single labeled stage group in the visible set, while Pre-Seed appears at least twice (Billseye $100K on 2025-10-08; Crave $10K on 2024-07-24).
Which entries are notable small outliers on disclosed size, and where do they sit relative to the rest?
At the low end, Crave is disclosed at $10K (2024-07-24) and Billseye is disclosed at $100K (2025-10-08), both far below the mid-range seed rounds such as RetailReady’s $3M (2024-06-12) and Barometer’s $2M (2023-04-25). The most extreme large outlier remains Fold’s $150M (2026-05-28), while HackQuest’s $amount is not disclosed (2024-06-01).
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