Funded Apps Startups in Los Angeles
Among Los Angeles–based “Apps” companies in the most recent 50 rows, the largest disclosed round is Synadia Communications’ $25M (Series B) on 2024-02-22.
Among Los Angeles–based “Apps” companies in the most recent 50 rows, the largest disclosed round is Synadia Communications’ $25M (Series B) on 2024-02-22. That figure dwarfs most other disclosed amounts in the list, with the next-largest disclosed rounds including FitOn’s $40M (Series C) on 2022-02-15 and Jadu’s $36M (Series A) on 2022-05-26, while many other entries cluster well below the $10M range (for example Valence AI’s $5M on 2026-06-23 and Breezy’s $10M on 2026-02-02).
Two patterns stand out: (1) a recent date concentration, with multiple rounds landing from 2024-10-02 (Spill, undisclosed) through 2026-06-23 (Valence AI, $5M); and (2) a stage mix where “Series Unknown” or missing stage/amount is common—Series is “Series Unknown” for 9 entries and “undisclosed” amounts appear alongside 6 entries. Several of the largest check sizes concentrate in earlier years (2022–2024), creating a noticeable temporal edge from the oldest row (Clash, 2021-07-01) to the newest (Valence AI, 2026-06-23).
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Frequently asked
What does the largest disclosed round look like versus the rest of the list, and where does it sit by date?
The largest disclosed amount is FitOn’s $40M (Series C) on 2022-02-15. It is a clear outlier versus most other disclosed rounds, many of which are $10M or below, while other high disclosed checks include Jadu at $36M (2022-05-26) and Synadia Communications at $25M (2024-02-22).
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent period shown (late 2024 through 2026)?
Yes—recent activity clusters heavily in late 2024 onward. Examples include Spill on 2024-10-02 (undisclosed), Mellomanic on 2024-09-19 ($6M), VUZ on 2025-05-17 ($12M), and Develo on 2026-05-11 ($14M), culminating with Valence AI on 2026-06-23 ($5M).
How often are stage and/or disclosed amounts missing, and does it distort comparisons across companies?
Stage information is often non-specific: “Series Unknown” appears 9 times (e.g., HONK on 2026-04-16 and Payday Fantasy on 2025-06-10). Disclosed amounts are also incomplete, with “undisclosed” amounts appearing 6 times (e.g., HONK 2026-04-16; Spill 2024-10-02), so largest/smallest disclosed comparisons exclude those rows.
Which stage labels dominate, and are larger checks more common in later stages?
Seed and Pre-Seed rounds appear frequently alongside a smaller number of later-stage entries. Larger disclosed checks tend to show up in later-stage labels such as FitOn’s Series C ($40M, 2022-02-15) and Jadu’s Series A ($36M, 2022-05-26), whereas many Seed/Pre-Seed rows are lower (e.g., Hardline $2M on 2026-01-01; Hardline is Pre-Seed, and Zee-like smaller checks such as Clayful $150K on 2023-07-13).
Are there notable outliers at the low end of disclosed amounts worth targeting for deal sourcing?
The smallest disclosed amount is CLAIRE Fertility’s $60K (Pre-Seed) on 2022-09-22. Several other very small disclosed rounds cluster near the low end as well (e.g., Zenerate $100K on 2023-10-10; Siimee™ $100K on 2022-08-23), making these rounds useful for screening deals that may have smaller capital requirements than the $25M–$40M outliers.
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