Series A Funded Design Startups
The largest disclosed Series A round in these 45 design-focused entries is Altigreen Propulsion Labs at $40M (2022-02-10).
The largest disclosed Series A round in these 45 design-focused entries is Altigreen Propulsion Labs at $40M (2022-02-10). That amount is well above the rest of the disclosed rounds, where most entries cluster between single-digit figures and the high teens; several companies sit in the same broader band as the largest half-dozen by disclosure (e.g., Foundation Alloy $22M on 2026-06-16, Flow Engineering $23M on 2025-10-17, and Gravity Sketch $33M on 2022-04-19), but none match $40M. On timing, the newest disclosed round is Myota at $5M (2026-06-23), while the oldest in the window is Landbot at $8M (2021-01-20), spanning roughly five and a half years. Date concentration appears around mid-2022 with multiple entries between 2022-02-10 and 2022-06-24 (including Altigreen, &Open at $26M on 2022-06-22, and Vestack at $11M on 2022-06-24). Geographically, London appears more than once (Myota 2026-06-23, RevEng 2026-05-27, and Gravity Sketch 2022-04-19; plus Flow Engineering is also London, dated 2025-10-17), suggesting a recurring UK concentration in the dataset. Amount disclosure is mostly present: 44 of 45 rows show a disclosed dollar figure, with two entries marked “undisclosed” (Saltmine 2024-12-11 and Cloud1 Oy 2022-12-27).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series A in this design list, and how does it compare to other disclosed rounds?
Altigreen Propulsion Labs leads with $40M on 2022-02-10. No other disclosed round in the 45-row window reaches that level; the next-highest disclosed figures include &Open at $26M (2022-06-22), Gravity Sketch at $33M (2022-04-19), and Falkbuilt at $28M (2022-04-21).
Are there clear city clusters, or is funding spread across many locations?
London shows up repeatedly across multiple rounds: Myota (London) on 2026-06-23 with $5M, RevEng (London) on 2026-05-27 with $15M, Flow Engineering (London) on 2025-10-17 with $23M, and Gravity Sketch (London) on 2022-04-19 with $33M. The dataset also includes other single-appearance cities (e.g., Tokyo’s CheckInn on 2026-05-13 for $1M), but London is the most consistently recurring geography.
Which rounds fall in the most recent 90 days shown, and what does that imply about late-cycle momentum?
From 2026-04-23 to 2026-06-23, entries include Myota ($5M, 2026-06-23), Foundation Alloy ($22M, 2026-06-16), and Kalogon ($6M, 2026-06-04), plus RevEng ($15M, 2026-05-27) and CheckInn ($1M, 2026-05-13). The disclosed amounts in this window range from $1M to $22M, indicating both small and large cheques close together rather than a single tight band.
Are there amount outliers that stand out beyond the largest round?
Besides the $40M outlier from Altigreen Propulsion Labs (2022-02-10), the low end is visible in CheckInn with $1M on 2026-05-13. At the same time, several entries cluster in the $9M–$15M range (e.g., Supernova.io $9M on 2025-10-03; Bezi $13M on 2023-11-15; Eyco $17M on 2024-05-17), so the extremes are most pronounced at the top ($40M) and bottom ($1M).
How common is missing disclosure, and which companies are marked “undisclosed” here?
Two of the 45 rows are marked “undisclosed” rather than a dollar amount: Saltmine on 2024-12-11 and Cloud1 Oy on 2022-12-27. Everything else in the window provides a disclosed figure, which makes comparisons of the disclosed distribution possible without relying on placeholders.
Is there a time window where multiple rounds cluster, or are dates evenly spread?
Dates are not evenly spread: there are multiple entries concentrated in 2022, especially from 2022-04-19 to 2022-06-24. Examples include Gravity Sketch ($33M, 2022-04-19), Playbook ($18M, 2022-04-19), Falkbuilt ($28M, 2022-04-21), and &Open ($26M, 2022-06-22) alongside Vestack ($11M, 2022-06-24).
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