– Dispense is a New York-based digital dispensary management platform.
– The company raised $2M in Seed funding.
– The round was led by NextView Ventures with participation from Poseidon Asset Management, Achari Ventures along with Arrive and Wayne Chang.
– The new investment will be used to hire talent, continue developing and enhancing their product, and scale their sales and marketing efforts.

– Code Climate announced $50M in Series C funding.
– The round was led by PSG and joined by previous investors Union Square Ventures, Foundry Group, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, and NextView Ventures.
– Code Climate’s Engineering Intelligence products are trusted by over 1,000 companies from start-ups to enterprises.
– Code Climate experienced continued strong growth, more than doubled its headcount, and brought on an experienced executive leadership team.
– Funding will help Code Climate advance its product vision, extend its sales reach, and scale customer success – furthering its mission of helping engineering align activities with strategic priorities, deliver high quality software, and improve team performance.

– Whoop, a Boston MA-based human performance company, raised $200M in Series F funding.
– The round was led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 with participation from IVP, Cavu Ventures, Thursday Ventures, GP Bullhound, Accomplice, NextView Ventures and Animal Capital.
– The company intends to use the funds to invest in research and development to build the future of wearable technology, expand hiring across engineering, data science and analytics, acquire leading technology companies to evolve the membership offering, and enter new markets through strategic international expansion.

– Hologram is a Chicago, IL-based cellular connectivity platform for IoT devices.
– The company raised $65m in Series B funding.
– The round was led by Tiger Global with participation from Bullpen Capital, NextView Ventures, and Mucker Capital.
– The new investment will be used to more than triple the company’s team from 70+ employees to 225+ employees, to further develop its proprietary connectivity management technology and grow across key use-cases, including fleet & asset management and sensors.

– Correlated, a product-led growth platform for sales teams, raised $8.3m in seed funding.
– NextView Ventures and Harrison Metal co-led the round and were joined by Apollo Projects, Attentive co-founders Brian Long and Andrew Jones, Cockroach Labs co-founder Ben Darnell and Atrium’s Pete Kazanjy.

– Queenly, a marketplace and search engine for the formalwear industry, has raised $6.3m in funding.
– The investment was led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from Y Combinator, The House Fund, Interlace Ventures, Dragon Capital, NextView Ventures, MyAsiaVC and Shakti Venture Capital.
– To date, Queenly has raised $7.1 million.

– Lula, a Miami-based insurance infrastructure startup, announced it has raised $18m in a Series A round of funding.
– The round was led by Founders Fund and Khosla Ventures co-led the round, which also included participation from SoftBank, hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, Shrug Capital, Steve Pagliuca (Bain Capital co-chairman and Boston Celtics owner), Tiny Capital’s Andrew Wilkinson. Existing backers such as Nextview Ventures and Florida Funders also invested, in addition to a number of insurance and logistics groups such as Flexport.
– The startup’s self-proclaimed mission is to provide companies of all sizes — from startups to multinational corporations — with insurance infrastructure. Think of it as a “Stripe for insurance,” its founders say.

– Form Health is a Boston, MA-based obesity telemedicine company.
– The company raised $12M in Series A funding.
– The round was led by M13 with participation from SignalFire and NextView Ventures.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s availability to 90% of the US population.

– ShelfLife, the food and beverage industry’s procurement software and marketplace, announced a $3m Series Seed funding.
– This round was co-led by Switch Ventures and Kindred Ventures, with participation from NextView Ventures.
– ShelfLife will use the funding to grow its team, improve its product, and continue building its network of vetted suppliers.
– Focusing on the $150bn market for ingredients and packaging materials in the United States, ShelfLife connects food and beverage brands with wholesale suppliers.
– It allows brands to seamlessly discover, manage, and order from their suppliers – all in one place.
– With 50 new food and beverage brands launching in a given day, suppliers are offered a place to digitally display product catalogs and acquire new customers across a rapidly evolving landscape.

– Somewhere Good, a mobile app that connects people and then fosters that connection in a solely group setting, raised $3.75m in a seed round led by True Ventures.
– The round was joined by existing investors Dream Machine, Debut Capital and Canvas Ventures, and new investors, including Slauson & Co., NextView Ventures and 2PM Inc.
– Notable angels include Ellen Pao of Project Include and actor Gabrielle Union.
– The money will be used for continued product innovation and expanding its nine-person team.

– Impact Biosystems closed $4.5m in new funding, co-led by Will Ventures and NextView Ventures.
– Based on proven methods developed for professional athletes and groundbreaking MIT research, Impact provides active recovery solutions that track users’ muscle profile and respond in real time to stimulate the recovery process.
– Unlike other devices on the market that use crank-piston based mechanisms, the Impact device employs a proprietary electromagnetic actuator for greater accuracy, precision, and real-time monitoring.

– Queenly, a marketplace for reselling formal wear, raised $2.262m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Dragon Capital and joined by Brightlane Ventures, Amino Capital, NextView Ventures, Shakti Capital, and Interlace Ventures.
– Queenly plans to expand its staff to six full-time workers with its new funds.

– Datapeople, a startup that sells software designed to make recruiting more equitable, announced that it has raised $8 million across two funding events, including a $5 million round in mid-2020.
– The company, which counts Uncork Capital, NextView Ventures and First Round Capital as backers, does two things. Its initial product, what Datapeople calls “Language Analytics,” scans job postings, offering suggested edits to customers to help them attract a more diverse group of applicants.

– Carefull is a financial technology company that just raised $3.2M in seed funding.
– The round was led by NextView Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners.
– Carefull is a platform to help family members and caregivers organize and protect daily financial matters for aging loved ones.
– The Carefull app sits on a world-class AI platform that analyzes and detects patterns in financial behaviors of the aging, bringing much-needed innovation to a poorly understood segment of the population, with the potential to benefit the entire ecosystem: families, banks, advisors, and insurance providers.
– The Carefull platform could even help loved ones predict cognitive decline faster, as research released by John’s Hopkins in November of 2020 revealed that older adults show symptoms of dementia via financial mistakes up to 6 years before a medical diagnosis, as revealed in missed bills and reduced credit scores.