Funded Apps Startups in Seattle
Seattle's apps funding activity across these 21 companies spans April 2020 through May 2025, with disclosed round sizes ranging from $100K — Bilberrry's de…
Seattle's apps funding activity across these 21 companies spans April 2020 through May 2025, with disclosed round sizes ranging from $100K — Bilberrry's debt financing and Game Jolt's seed, both in 2021–2022 — up to regal.tech's $25M in August 2020 and 98point6's $20M convertible note in September 2022. Seed rounds are the most frequently labeled structure, with Tensor9 ($4M, May 2025), Worknet ($5M, June 2023), and Allio Fintech ($5M, August 2021) among the examples. Three rounds — Opanga Networks, Taqtile, and KaJ Labs — list no disclosed amount, and seven carry no round type at all, which tracks with the early-stage profile of much of the cohort.
Health and fintech apps account for the densest sub-vertical clusters. 98point6, Medsense Health, WEconnect Health Management, and Grief Coach all raised in this window, as did fintech names Allio Fintech, LumaTax, and Goodbill. The two most recent entries, Tensor9 and Opanga Networks (both Q1–Q2 2025), suggest renewed deal activity after a quieter 2024.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among these Seattle apps companies?
regal.tech raised $25M in August 2020, and 98point6 closed a $20M convertible note in September 2022. After those, Worknet, Hiya, Allio Fintech, and YourBase each raised $5M in rounds spanning 2021 to 2023.
Which round types appear most often in this dataset?
Seed is the most common labeled type, covering six companies: Tensor9, Worknet, KaJ Labs, Grief Coach, Game Jolt, and Allio Fintech. Seven entries carry no round type label at all, and five are tagged Series Unknown — including Opanga Networks, Taqtile, Medsense Health, CellarTracker!, and Hiya.
What sub-verticals within apps does this Seattle data skew toward?
Health-adjacent apps form the most visible cluster: 98point6, Medsense Health, WEconnect Health Management, and Grief Coach all raised rounds between 2020 and 2022. Fintech is the next largest group, represented by Allio Fintech, LumaTax, and Goodbill. Developer tooling (Tensor9, YourBase), gaming (Game Jolt), and call protection (Hiya) each appear as single-company entries.
Are there any non-equity financing structures in the dataset?
Two rounds used non-equity structures: 98point6 raised $20M via convertible note in September 2022, and Bilberrry used debt financing for a $100K round in May 2022. Every other entry with a disclosed round type is equity-based.
What does the most recent activity look like?
The two most recent entries are Tensor9's $4M seed in May 2025 and Opanga Networks' undisclosed round in April 2025. Before those, there is a roughly one-year gap back to Goodbill and Prompt.io, which each raised $2M in early 2024.
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