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Funded Startups in Coeur D'alene

Five funded startups are listed for Coeur d’alene, Idaho across rounds from 2022-02-25 (autoLOTO) through 2025-11-04 (Scout Discoveries).

Five funded startups are listed for Coeur d’alene, Idaho across rounds from 2022-02-25 (autoLOTO) through 2025-11-04 (Scout Discoveries). The largest disclosed round is Scout Discoveries’ $430K on 2025-11-04, and it is a clear outlier relative to the next-largest disclosed amount: Gravwell at $15M on 2025-10-21. That gap is driven by a high-disclosure round on the Gravwell row, while Continuous Composites’ 2025-06-09 hardware round is undisclosed, leaving part of the range anchored by disclosed figures ($1M to $15M). Sector-wise, Data and Analytics (Gravwell) is supported by adjacent analytics in Gravwell while Financial Services (Incluud) and Natural Resources (Scout Discoveries) appear alongside Hardware (Continuous Composites) and Information Technology (autoLOTO). Stage mix is mostly specified rather than unknown: two entries show “Series Unknown,” and one entry is “undisclosed,” creating uncertainty around how much capital flowed in the middle of the date window.

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Which disclosed round is the largest in this Coeur d’alene list, and how does it compare to the next-largest disclosed amount?

Gravwell’s Series A on 2025-10-21 discloses $15M, which stands out above the rest of the disclosed amounts shown (Incluud’s $2M on 2024-05-22 and autoLOTO’s $1M on 2022-02-25). The highest amount associated with a disclosed figure is therefore concentrated in Gravwell’s October 2025 round.

Is the capital activity clustered in a narrow time window, or spread across the full range of dates shown?

The five rounds span 2022-02-25 to 2025-11-04, but three of the five entries fall between 2024-05-22 and 2025-11-04 (Incluud 2024-05-22, Continuous Composites 2025-06-09, Gravwell 2025-10-21, Scout Discoveries 2025-11-04). That makes the most recent period (mid-2024 through late-2025) the densest cluster.

How much of the list has unspecified deal sizing (Series Unknown or undisclosed) versus fully disclosed amounts?

Two entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Scout Discoveries on 2025-11-04 for $430K is disclosed but stage is unknown; Continuous Composites on 2025-06-09 is undisclosed). One entry has an explicit stage and disclosed size (Gravwell $15M on 2025-10-21; Incluud $2M on 2024-05-22; autoLOTO $1M on 2022-02-25), while the Continuous Composites row is the only one with an undisclosed amount.

Are any sectors or stages over-represented within these five entries?

No sector repeats in the rows shown: Natural Resources (Scout Discoveries), Data and Analytics (Gravwell), Hardware (Continuous Composites), Financial Services (Incluud), and Information Technology (autoLOTO) each appear once. Stages are also non-repeating except for the “Series Unknown” labeling, which appears twice (Scout Discoveries 2025-11-04 and Continuous Composites 2025-06-09).

Which entries look like outliers that a sales or diligence effort might prioritize?

The most obvious outlier is Gravwell’s $15M Series A on 2025-10-21, materially larger than the other disclosed amounts ($2M for Incluud on 2024-05-22 and $1M for autoLOTO on 2022-02-25). Continuous Composites is another diligence candidate because its 2025-06-09 hardware round is marked “undisclosed,” leaving deal size uncertainty compared with the other disclosed figures.

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