Venture - Series Unknown Funded Apps Startups
The 50 most recent venture rounds in this segment — all classified as Series Unknown — span apps companies across four continents, with round dates ranging…
The 50 most recent venture rounds in this segment — all classified as Series Unknown — span apps companies across four continents, with round dates ranging from May 2022 to November 2025. Disclosed raise amounts stretch from $110K (WEconnect Health Management, Seattle) to $340M (Bending Spoons, Milan), a range that reflects how broadly "apps" is defined and how much stage ambiguity sits behind the Series Unknown label. Nine of the 50 rounds list amounts as undisclosed.
US-headquartered companies make up roughly half the set, with New York, San Francisco, and Saratoga, California each appearing multiple times. The non-US half spans London (Sweatcoin, Global App Testing, Raylo), Tel Aviv (Elementor, Candivore), Helsinki (Hintsa, TILT Biotherapeutics), and Barcelona (Buo, Durcal), among others. The five most recent closes — VaultN in Amsterdam, Javln in Auckland, Hello Divorce in Oakland, Cypher Games in Istanbul, and GeoH in Indianapolis — all occurred between September and November 2025, with the prior 45 concentrated in mid-to-late 2022.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds in this segment?
Bending Spoons (Milan) raised $340M in September 2022, the largest in this set by a wide margin. RapidSOS (New York) follows at $75M in October 2022, with SoMee (Dover, Delaware) and Elementor (Tel Aviv) each at $50M. Among 2025 closes, GeoH (Indianapolis) leads at $30M and Cypher Games (Istanbul) at $21M.
How many of these rounds have undisclosed amounts?
Nine of the 50 rounds shown list amounts as undisclosed, including Hello Divorce (Oakland), Empower (McLean, Virginia), Global App Testing (London), Fliff (Philadelphia), and Sauce Labs (San Francisco). Undisclosed rounds appear across both US and international companies with no clear geographic concentration.
What date range do these rounds cover, and how is activity distributed across that period?
The 50 rows span from May 2022 to November 2025. The five most recent closes — VaultN (Amsterdam), Javln (Auckland), Hello Divorce (Oakland), Cypher Games (Istanbul), and GeoH (Indianapolis) — all fall between September and November 2025. The remaining 45 are concentrated between May and October 2022.
Which geographies are most represented among these funded apps companies?
US-headquartered companies account for roughly half the set, with New York, San Francisco, and Saratoga, California each appearing more than once. London contributes three companies (Sweatcoin, Global App Testing, Raylo), Tel Aviv two (Elementor, Candivore), Helsinki two (Hintsa, TILT Biotherapeutics), and Barcelona two (Buo, Durcal). The 2025 additions add Amsterdam, Auckland, and Istanbul to the geographic mix.
What does a typical disclosed round size look like in this segment?
Most disclosed rounds fall between $4M and $25M. Excluding the Bending Spoons outlier at $340M, the bulk of disclosed amounts cluster in that band, with a handful at $1M or below — CoachMePlus raised $1M in Buffalo and WEconnect Health Management raised $110K in Seattle. The median deal for the 2025 cohort sits higher, anchored by GeoH at $30M.
Are there identifiable vertical patterns among the apps companies in this data?
The 50 rows span several distinct verticals: health and wellness (WEconnect Health Management, January AI, TaskHuman, Hintsa), developer and QA tooling (Sauce Labs, Global App Testing, LiveKit), fintech and personal finance (Tilia, Nickels, Raylo), and gaming or social apps (Cypher Games, Candivore, Fliff, SoMee). No single vertical dominates the set.
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