Funded Apps Startups in Paris
Across the 50 most recent “Apps” startups in Paris, the largest disclosed round is Knave’s $115M on 2025-06-05.
Across the 50 most recent “Apps” startups in Paris, the largest disclosed round is Knave’s $115M on 2025-06-05. That $115M outlier dwarfs the next-highest disclosed amounts visible in this slice: Doctolib’s $548M is actually higher but it sits outside the same “recent” pocket, while within 2024–2026 entries the next-largest disclosed figures include bsport solution at $31M (2024-12-12) and Resilience at $25M (2024-05-21), making most rounds cluster well below $50M.
The date window shows a dense mid-2024 to mid-2025 run: multiple rounds land from 2024-12-04 through 2025-01-21 (e.g., Wecasa $19M on 2024-12-05; bsport solution $31M on 2024-12-12; Kraaft $14M on 2025-01-21). Stage labeling is mixed but “Series Unknown” appears repeatedly (14 of 50), alongside “undisclosed” amounts (2 of 50), while the list spans from 2021-05-16 (“feels”) to the most recent entry on 2026-05-04 (OneFlash). Every company is listed with Paris, Ile-de-France, France, so geographic variation is unlikely within this table.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed funding amount in this Paris “Apps” slice, and how far above the rest are the next-largest disclosed rounds?
Knave’s $115M on 2025-06-05 is the largest disclosed amount in the visible set of “recent” entries; the next-largest disclosed amounts shown nearby include bsport solution’s $31M (2024-12-12) and Wecasa’s $19M (2024-12-05), putting most other disclosed rounds in a lower range than Knave.
Are there any notable temporal clusters in the most recent years of this list?
Yes. A tight run appears around late 2024 into early 2025: Wecasa ($19M on 2024-12-05), bsport solution ($31M on 2024-12-12), and then Kraaft ($14M on 2025-01-21) in consecutive months, with additional activity in 2025 such as Kolet ($10M on 2025-06-10) and Knave ($115M on 2025-06-05).
How much of the table is hard to compare because of missing amounts or missing stage labels?
Stage is labeled “Series Unknown” for 14 of 50 entries (e.g., Knave on 2025-06-05; Faks on 2025-03-03; PhotoRoom on 2024-01-09). Amounts are “undisclosed” for 2 of 50 entries (PhotoRoom on 2024-01-09 and Interstis on 2023-06-02).
Does one stage bucket dominate the mix of funding types in this list?
No single stage dominates. “Seed” and “Series Unknown” are both frequent, with Seed appearing across multiple dates (e.g., Annette $2M on 2025-12-04; The Mobile-First Company $12M on 2025-10-27; Solence $2M on 2025-07-10), while “Series A” and “Series B” also show up repeatedly (e.g., Series A: OneFlash $4M on 2026-05-04; Kolet $10M on 2025-06-10; Series B: bsport solution $31M on 2024-12-12).
Which rounds look like outliers relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts in this table?
Beyond Knave’s $115M (2025-06-05), the most extreme disclosed amounts are concentrated in a few entries: Doctolib reports $548M on 2022-03-15 (a large outlier in the overall history span), while the low end includes Blyynd at $190K on 2024-09-05 and Zolo at $300K on 2021-05-25.
What are the temporal edges of this dataset, and how recent is the newest entry compared with the oldest?
The newest round in the table is OneFlash on 2026-05-04 with $4M. The oldest visible entry is feels on 2021-05-16 with $1M, so the listed rounds span a little over five years.
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