Funded Startups in Winter Park
Winter Park’s most recent disclosed deal is Hedrick Brothers Development’s $57M round (Series Unknown) on 2026-06-30, which stands well above the next-larg…
Winter Park’s most recent disclosed deal is Hedrick Brothers Development’s $57M round (Series Unknown) on 2026-06-30, which stands well above the next-largest disclosed amount in the table: Mosyle’s $196M (2022-05-04) is the actual top disclosed, while 2025–2026 disclosed figures outside Mosyle generally sit far lower (e.g., TracePass $340K on 2026-04-01; Relativity Networks $6M on 2025-07-23; Humata Health $25M on 2024-06-20). Most activity in these 11 entries clusters in the newer half of the timeline, spanning from 2022-05-04 (Mosyle) through 2026-06-30 (Hedrick Brothers Development), with multiple rounds in 2024 (Humata Health $25M on 2024-06-20; Leasecake $10M on 2024-04-09; TMRW Sports marked “undisclosed” on 2024-06-24).
Sector presence is narrow: Information Technology appears twice (TracePass 2026-04-01; Relativity Networks 2025-07-23; TMRW Sports 2024-06-24), and the stage labels are frequently not specified—5 of 11 entries are either “Series Unknown” (Hedrick Brothers Development, PhotoDay, SRM Entertainment, Athliance) or “undisclosed” (PhotoDay, TMRW Sports). For temporal edges, the newest row is Hedrick Brothers Development (2026-06-30), while the oldest disclosed round is Mosyle’s $196M on 2022-05-04.
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed round in this Winter Park list, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Mosyle’s $196M (Series B) on 2022-05-04 is the largest disclosed amount in the table and is materially above the next-largest disclosed rounds, including Conquest Research’s $73M on 2023-10-13 and Hedrick Brothers Development’s $57M on 2026-06-30.
Do multiple rounds cluster into a narrow window in Winter Park, or are they spread out evenly across years?
They’re spread across several years (oldest 2022-05-04 to newest 2026-06-30), but 2024 shows a local cluster with three entries in that year: TMRW Sports (2024-06-24, “undisclosed”), Humata Health ($25M, 2024-06-20), and Leasecake ($10M, 2024-04-09).
Which stage/amount reporting pattern is most common here: explicit series vs “Series Unknown” vs undisclosed amounts?
Stage labeling is often not specific: 4 of 11 rows are “Series Unknown” (Hedrick Brothers Development, PhotoDay, SRM Entertainment, Athliance). In addition, 2 rows show amounts as “undisclosed” (PhotoDay on 2025-06-24 and TMRW Sports on 2024-06-24), limiting comparisons for those deals.
Are there over-represented sectors in this subset, or is the sector mix mostly one-offs?
Information Technology is the clearest repeat in these 11 rows (TracePass on 2026-04-01, Relativity Networks on 2025-07-23, and TMRW Sports on 2024-06-24). Other sectors generally appear once, including Real Estate (Hedrick Brothers Development), Artificial Intelligence (Humata Health), and Health Care (Conquest Research).
Which entries look like outliers for closer diligence, based on disclosed amount gaps?
TracePass’s $340K (2026-04-01) is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, contrasting with much larger disclosed rounds like Mosyle’s $196M (2022-05-04), Conquest Research’s $73M (2023-10-13), and Hedrick Brothers Development’s $57M (2026-06-30).
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