Funded Startups in San Francisco
Among the 50 most recent San Francisco rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lambda’s $1.5B Series E on 2025-11-18; every other disclosed round is…
Among the 50 most recent San Francisco rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lambda’s $1.5B Series E on 2025-11-18; every other disclosed round is far smaller, with the next-largest disclosed amounts including Anysphere’s $2.3B (2025-11-14) and Alembic’s $145M (2025-11-12) sitting well below the top tier. The list is also temporally tight: the oldest shown date is 2025-11-11, and the newest is 2025-11-30, a 19-day window that concentrates many disclosed rounds into late November 2025.
Stage and disclosure skew toward named rounds with amounts: 5 entries are labeled “undisclosed” (Alchemy 2025-11-24; Kestrel AI 2025-11-23; Aethernet 2025-11-18; DeepSeq.AI 2025-11-16; plus one more undisclosed row in the dataset), while 7 entries use “Venture - Series Unknown” (Intellihealth 2025-11-25; Alchemy 2025-11-24; Kestrel AI 2025-11-23; Obex 2025-11-22; Aethernet is “Pre-Seed” but undisclosed; Physical Intelligence 2025-11-21; Obello 2025-11-13; Known 2025-11-12). Sectors repeat heavily around AI across the period, with multiple AI-labeled companies spanning Seed through Series E (e.g., Momentic $15M on 2025-11-27; Scribe $75M on 2025-11-15; Anysphere $2.3B on 2025-11-14).
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Frequently asked
What does the size distribution look like in these San Francisco rounds, and are there obvious outliers?
Anysphere’s $2.3B on 2025-11-14 is a clear outlier versus the rest of the disclosed amounts in this 50-row window, with the next-largest disclosed amounts including Lambda’s $1.5B on 2025-11-18 and Alembic’s $145M on 2025-11-12. Beyond those, many disclosed rounds cluster in the tens of millions (for example, Scribe $75M on 2025-11-15 and Peek $70M on 2025-11-23), while a small set remains single-digit millions (e.g., Clado $2M on 2025-11-19).
How concentrated are the rounds in time—do they cluster late in the month?
Yes. The shown rounds span 2025-11-11 through 2025-11-30, with many entries posted between mid- and late-November (e.g., multiple rounds on 2025-11-14, 2025-11-15, and 2025-11-23). That tight 19-day range suggests the page reflects a burst of funding activity rather than a longer sweep.
Which disclosure patterns stand out when scanning stage labels and amounts?
The list mixes fully disclosed amounts with non-disclosed entries: there are 5 rows with “undisclosed” amounts (Alchemy 2025-11-24; Kestrel AI 2025-11-23; Aethernet 2025-11-18; DeepSeq.AI 2025-11-16; and one additional undisclosed row among the 50). Separately, “Venture - Series Unknown” appears on multiple entries, such as Intellihealth $5M (2025-11-25), Obex $37M (2025-11-22), and Physical Intelligence (2025-11-21) with an undisclosed/unknown stage label in the dataset.
Is there a dominant stage mix across these companies?
Named late-stage rounds show up alongside early rounds. For example, Series A to Series E appear repeatedly in the top end of disclosed amounts (Peek Series D $70M on 2025-11-23; Lambda Series E $1.5B on 2025-11-18; Anysphere Series D $2.3B on 2025-11-14), while Seed rounds also remain frequent with disclosed amounts such as Onton $8M (2025-11-29) and Fifth Door $20M (2025-11-24).
Do any sectors repeat across this page enough to form a cluster?
AI appears across the majority of the list’s entries, spanning multiple stages and sizes: Momentic is AI with a $15M Series A on 2025-11-27, Scribe is AI/B2B Software with $75M Series C on 2025-11-15, and Alembic is AI with $145M Series B on 2025-11-12. This repeated AI labeling creates a clear sector cluster compared with single-occurrence categories like Agriculture (Bindwell $6M on 2025-11-14) or Aerospace/Robotics (Point One Navigation $35M on 2025-11-20).
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