Funded Apps Startups in Madrid
Among the 17 most recent “Apps” startups with disclosed amounts, Citibox’s $82M round on 2026-04-27 is the clear outlier: the next-largest disclosed amount…
Among the 17 most recent “Apps” startups with disclosed amounts, Citibox’s $82M round on 2026-04-27 is the clear outlier: the next-largest disclosed amounts in this slice are $6M (Playtomic, 2025-12-16) and $5M (HARBIZ, 2024-01-18; DudyFit, 2022-05-12), while most other disclosed rounds sit far below $3M (e.g., TRIBBU $2M on 2025-10-06; Velada $1M on 2022-10-04). On geography, the list is tightly Madrid-centric: 15 of 17 rows list Madrid, with the remaining two outside the city naming pattern (TherapyChat lists Distrito Especial, Colombia, and one row lists Madrid, Madrid; both still relate to Madrid naming). Stage/disclosure also skews toward incomplete deal sizing: “undisclosed” appears 3 times (STAY on 2026-06-16; Platform Flinket on 2025-12-15; Applivery on 2025-03-12) and “Series Unknown” appears in 10 of 17 rows, spanning from the oldest WOOM entry (2020-08-21, $100K) to the most recent STAY entry (2026-06-16).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the standout outlier, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Citibox’s $82M round on 2026-04-27 is the only disclosed amount above $50M in this slice; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $6M (Playtomic, 2025-12-16) and $5M (HARBIZ, 2024-01-18; DudyFit, 2022-05-12). Most other disclosed rounds are clustered at $2M and below (e.g., TRIBBU $2M on 2025-10-06; Velada $1M on 2022-10-04; LetMePark $290K on 2022-09-05).
Do the rounds cluster in a specific time window among the 17 most recent entries?
Yes. From 2022-05-05 to 2022-11-03, multiple disclosed rounds land in a compressed span (Bnext $5M on 2022-05-05; DudyFit $3M on 2022-05-12; LetMePark $290K on 2022-09-05; Velada $1M on 2022-10-04; ORQUEST $2M on 2022-11-03). There’s also another dense stretch in late 2025, including Playtomic $6M on 2025-12-16, Platform Flinket undisclosed on 2025-12-15, and TRIBBU $2M on 2025-10-06.
Is Madrid over-represented, and are there any notable geography exceptions?
Madrid dominates the naming pattern: 15 of 17 rows specify Madrid (including “Madrid, Madrid” for STAY and Platform Flinket). The main exception is TherapyChat, which lists “Distrito Especial, Colombia” while still appearing under the Madrid Apps listing, and WOOM is the only entry with a blank region after Madrid.
What does the stage and disclosure mix look like in this Madrid Apps slice?
Incomplete deal sizing is common: 3 of 17 entries are explicitly “undisclosed” (STAY 2026-06-16; Platform Flinket 2025-12-15; Applivery 2025-03-12), and 10 of 17 carry “Series Unknown” rather than a named stage. Named stages that do appear include Seed (Velada 2022-10-04 at $1M; Platform Flinket is Seed but undisclosed on 2025-12-15), Pre-Seed (LetMePark 2022-09-05 at $290K), and Angel (ORQUEST 2022-11-03 at $2M).
Which recent entries (within the most recent 90 days of this list) have disclosed amounts vs not?
Using the most recent round date in the table (2026-06-16, STAY), the entries from 2026-04-27 onward include Citibox ($82M on 2026-04-27), STAY (undisclosed on 2026-06-16), and additional 2026-05/04-dated rows are not shown in this 17-row slice. Within that same late-2025/early-2026 portion, there is also undisclosed deal sizing at Platform Flinket (undisclosed on 2025-12-15) and Applivery (undisclosed on 2025-03-12), indicating disclosed amounts are not guaranteed even in recent entries.
Are there unusually small disclosed rounds that undercut the rest of the disclosed distribution?
Yes. The smallest disclosed amount here is POPULIT’s $160K on 2025-05-23, which sits well below other sub-$1M disclosed rounds such as LetMePark ($290K on 2022-09-05) and Velada ($1M on 2022-10-04). Against the backdrop of the $82M Citibox round (2026-04-27), POPULIT is a low-end tail relative to the overall disclosed range.
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