Funded Apps Startups in Sweden
Across the 31 most recent “Apps” rounds shown, the disclosed range is split by an extreme outlier: G-Loot raised $500M on 2020-10-07, dwarfed by the next-l…
Across the 31 most recent “Apps” rounds shown, the disclosed range is split by an extreme outlier: G-Loot raised $500M on 2020-10-07, dwarfed by the next-largest disclosed amount, Storytel’s $164M on 2021-09-07. Outside those two, several rounds cluster in the $10M–$75M band, including Lassie ($75M, 2026-02-12), Natural Cycles ($55M, 2024-05-30), and Firstvet ($22M, 2024-06-25). Most entries concentrate in Stockholm: 26 of 31 are listed in Stockholm, while the remaining 5 are in other cities (e.g., Västerås for Sakura, Karlstad for Sound Dimension, and Karlstad/Varmlands Lan for Sound Dimension). Temporally, the listing spans 2020-10-07 to 2026-02-12, with the bulk of rounds appearing after 2021; 13 rows fall between 2024-04-03 and 2026-02-12. Stage naming also shows a mix: 7 entries use “Series Unknown/undisclosed” labels, alongside multiple higher-signal rounds such as Series C (Lassie, Natural Cycles, Firstvet).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in round size for Swedish “Apps” companies, and how extreme is it?
G-Loot’s $500M round (2020-10-07) is the only clearly dominant disclosed amount on the page; the next-largest disclosed entry is Storytel at $164M (2021-09-07). After that gap, the biggest remaining rounds are in the tens of millions, such as Lassie’s $75M (2026-02-12) and Natural Cycles’ $55M (2024-05-30).
Is there a geographic concentration in these funded “Apps” rounds?
Yes. Stockholm appears in 26 of the 31 rows (e.g., Lassie on 2026-02-12, Natural Cycles on 2024-05-30, and Kry on 2022-07-21). The non-Stockholm entries are fewer and more dispersed, including Västerås (Sakura, $310K on 2025-04-14) and Karlstad (Sound Dimension, $240K on 2024-10-25).
How much of the list is concentrated in the most recent period?
From 2024-04-03 (Betalo) through 2026-02-12 (Lassie), there are 13 rows in the listing’s later window. Examples include multiple 2024 checks: NOWO ($10M, 2024-12-06), Sound Dimension ($240K, 2024-10-25), Tiptapp ($1M, 2024-09-04), and Natural Cycles ($55M, 2024-05-30).
Which stages dominate, and how often is the stage unspecified?
There’s no single stage that fills most rows, but higher stages do recur: Series C appears for Lassie ($75M, 2026-02-12), Natural Cycles ($55M, 2024-05-30), and Firstvet ($22M, 2024-06-25). Stage is unspecified in 7 rows via “Series Unknown” or blank stage fields (e.g., NOWO on 2024-12-06; Betalo on 2024-04-03; Coupleness on 2021-06-04).
Are there notable “small check” outliers near the bottom of disclosed amounts?
Yes: the smallest disclosed amount on the page is Betalo’s $50K (2024-04-03). That’s far below other low-but-not-minimum rounds like Sakura at $310K (2025-04-14) and E-GO APP at $300K (2023-02-24), indicating a long tail toward very small disclosed rounds.
Do any companies cluster around similar mid-sized funding levels (useful for comps)?
Several entries land in the $10M–$16M range, including Kreditz ($11M, 2023-05-03), ChromaWay ($10M, 2022-01-13), Yabie ($16M, 2022-06-03), and Kavall ($16M, 2022-04-14). These sit below the largest few rounds (e.g., Storytel at $164M and Lassie at $75M) but above many smaller Seed/Pre-Seed checks.
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