Funded Apps Startups in New York
Across these 50 recently funded Apps entries in New York, the largest disclosed round is Cleerly’s $106M (2024-12-04), which dwarfs the next-largest disclo…
Across these 50 recently funded Apps entries in New York, the largest disclosed round is Cleerly’s $106M (2024-12-04), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts such as K Health’s $88M (2024-07-01) and Captions’ $60M (2024-07-09). The list also shows a cluster near the top of the date window: multiple disclosed rounds land in mid-to-late June 2026 (e.g., Onyx Odds $20M on 2026-06-24; Trovy $15M on 2026-06-24; Findigs $32M on 2026-06-01) while many other entries in the window carry undisclosed terms.
Geographically, every row is listed in New York, with several explicitly “New York, New York” versus “New York, United States” (e.g., Trovy on 2026-06-24 uses “New York, New York,” while Carefull on 2026-06-24 is “New York, United States”). Stages are also uneven: “Series Unknown” appears 18 times and “undisclosed” amounts appear 15 times, spanning the full range of dates shown from 2024-03-12 (Empathy) through 2026-06-24 (Carefull and Onyx Odds).
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Frequently asked
What stands out about the largest disclosed rounds in New York Apps here, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
Cleerly’s $106M on 2024-12-04 is the top disclosed amount; the next-largest disclosed entries are K Health at $88M (2024-07-01) and Captions at $60M (2024-07-09). That puts the largest round well above most other disclosed figures in the table, which largely sit below $50M.
How concentrated are rounds in the most recent part of the timeline shown?
Yes: there’s a tight cluster in June 2026 with multiple same-day entries and several larger disclosed checks, including Onyx Odds $20M (2026-06-24) and Trovy $15M (2026-06-24) plus Findigs $32M (2026-06-01). The rows also extend back to 2024-03-12 (Empathy), so the recent activity is more clustered toward the end than the start.
Do “undisclosed” amounts or “Series Unknown” labels dominate this dataset, affecting how much you can compare by size?
They do: 15 rows have the amount marked “undisclosed,” and 18 rows have “Series Unknown” as the round type. In practice, even when amounts are large (e.g., Findigs $32M on 2026-06-01), comparable context is sometimes missing for other entries such as Carefull ($ undisclosed, 2026-06-24) and Runway ($ undisclosed, 2026-06-11).
Are there recurring city-level patterns within “New York,” such as “New York, New York” vs “New York, United States”?
The list repeatedly distinguishes “New York, New York” from broader “New York, United States.” For example, Onyx Odds (2026-06-24) and Trovy (2026-06-24) are both “New York, New York,” while Carefull (2026-06-24) is listed as “New York, United States,” suggesting a mix of more specific borough/city labeling versus broader state-level labeling.
Which stage labels appear most often, based on the distribution you can see in these rows?
“Series Unknown” is the most frequent classification at 18 of 50 rows (e.g., Carefull 2026-06-24; Galileo 2025-07-10). By contrast, clearly labeled stages like Series A, Series B, Series C, and Seed show up as narrower slices—for instance, Seed includes Noise Labs $7M (2026-01-14) and Quinn $11M (2025-06-24), while Series C includes Cleerly $106M (2024-12-04) and Captions $60M (2024-07-09).
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