Seed Funded Startups
Across the 50 most recent Seed rounds shown, the largest disclosed raise is Voltify’s $30M on 2026-03-31, which stands well above most others in the $4M–$1…
Across the 50 most recent Seed rounds shown, the largest disclosed raise is Voltify’s $30M on 2026-03-31, which stands well above most others in the $4M–$11M range. On the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Swaza’s $400K on 2026-03-30, making the disclosed spread ($30M vs $400K) unusually wide for the same stage.
The list clusters tightly by date: every disclosed entry falls between 2026-03-18 and 2026-03-31, with a concentration on 2026-03-31 (e.g., Cara at $8M, Jimini Health at $17M, and Dugar Finance and Investments at $5M). Sector concentration is also visible: AI appears in 18 entries (for example, Cara $8M on 2026-03-31, Sycamore $65M on 2026-03-30, and Chalkie $4M on 2026-03-18), while Biotechnology shows up repeatedly as well (e.g., Catch Bio $750K on 2026-03-30; ImmuneBridge $8M on 2026-03-23; Laigo Bio $6M on 2026-03-23). There is also one disclosed outlier geography-wise in the data shape (one “—” location for multiple entries), alongside one undisclosed amount (Neuron Factory on 2026-03-31).
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Which disclosed Seed round is largest here, and how much bigger is it than the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed amount is Voltify’s $30M on 2026-03-31; it is substantially above the next-large cluster where multiple rounds sit at $17M (Jimini Health on 2026-03-31; Interloom Technologies on 2026-03-19) and $14M (Autoscience on 2026-03-18). The smallest disclosed round is Swaza’s $400K on 2026-03-30, highlighting a wide disclosed spread within the same Seed stage window.
How concentrated are these Seed rounds by date, and where do the densest closing days show up?
The date range for the 50 rows runs from 2026-03-18 to 2026-03-31. The densest day in the snippet is 2026-03-31, which includes multiple entries with sizable disclosed amounts like Cara ($8M), Jimini Health ($17M), and Voltify ($30M), alongside smaller ones like myStoria ($2M).
Are any sectors over-represented in this Seed set compared with others?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the dominant sector in the rows: it appears in 18 entries (e.g., Cara $8M on 2026-03-31; Sycamore $65M on 2026-03-30; Chalkie $4M on 2026-03-18). Biotechnology is also recurring (e.g., Catch Bio $750K on 2026-03-30; ImmuneBridge $8M on 2026-03-23; Laigo Bio $6M on 2026-03-23), but it does not match AI’s density.
What outliers stand out beyond simple size—are there undisclosed amounts or unusual sector-location patterns?
One row has an undisclosed disclosed amount: Neuron Factory on 2026-03-31 lists “undisclosed” rather than a dollar figure. Separately, multiple entries show missing location (“—”), such as Voltify ($30M on 2026-03-31) and Synergy-adjacent categories like Openbox.ai ($5M on 2026-03-31), which creates a location-data outlier distinct from the largest and smallest disclosed amounts.
Do these Seed rounds cluster in particular geographies or city names, or is the distribution broadly spread?
The list is broadly international, with examples across the United States (Jimini Health in Stanford, CA; Sycamore in Palo Alto, CA), Europe (Claros in Mclean, VA is US, while businesses like Brickken are in Barcelona and Laigo Bio is in Utrecht), and Asia (Dugar Finance and Investments in Chennai; ARO Network in Singapore). Within the visible slice, there’s no single city that repeats enough to call a dominant hub, while several rows use “—” for location (e.g., Voltify and Openbox.ai), reducing city-level comparability.
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