– Fintech startup Prospa raised $3.8m pre-seed funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator and joined by other investors.
– The startup wants to change how banks serve micro and small businesses in Nigeria.

– Centaur Labs, a medical data labeling company, announced $15 million in funding to advance their mission to label the world’s medical data.
– The Series A round was led by Matrix Partners with participation from other funds including Accel, Global Founders Capital, Susa Ventures, Y Combinator, and individual investors including John Capodilupo (founder and CTO of WHOOP), Tom Lee (founder of One Medical), and Elliot Cohen (founder and CPO of PillPack).
– The new capital will fund the expansion of the company’s global network of labelers and accelerate product development and hiring.
– Artificial intelligence is enabling extraordinary advances in healthcare, with the potential to reduce costs and drastically improve healthcare outcomes. However, AI is only as accurate as the data it is trained on.

– Checkr is a San Francisco CA-based HR technology company.
– Company raised $250m in Series E funding, valuing it at $4.6b.
– The round was led by Durable Capital, Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC and Franklin Templeton with participation from BOND Capital, Khosla Ventures, IVP, T. Rowe Price, Coatue, Accel and Y Combinator.
– The new investment will be used to expand operations and business reach.

– Early-stage startup testRigor raised $4.1m in seed funding.
– Investors include FlashPoint VC, Y Combinator, PTV, Phystech Ventures and several individuals.
– The company has around 100 customers, including Netflix and other Fortune 500 companies.

– Known Medicine is a Salt Lake City, Utah-based 3D cell culture data set company.
– The company raised $7.2M in seed funding.
– The round was led by Caffeinated Capital, with participation from Khosla Ventures, Cota Capital, Kickstart, Forward VC, OATV, Y Combinator, Chris Gibson and Nish Bhat.
– The new investment will be used to grow the company’s proprietary 3D cell culture data set for deployment in partnership with biopharmaceutical companies and in the clinical diagnostics space.

– Odiggo, an auto tech startup, secured a $2.2m seed round.
– The round was led by Y Combinator, 500 Startups, and Plug and Play Ventures.
– Regional VCs like Seedra Ventures, LoftyInc Capital, and Essa Al-Saleh (CEO of Volta-Tucks) also took part.

– Hiration, a San Francisco, CA and New Delhi, India-based platform that offers resources for qualified candidates to create resumes and find a role, raised $3m in seed funding.
– Backers included from Prime Venture Partners, Venture Highway and Y Combinator, among others.
– The company intends to use the funds for hiring and growth.

– Stacker, a London-based no-code platform, raised $20m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz and joined by existing investors Initialized Capital, Y Combinator and Pentech.
– The company plans to put the new capital to work to reach 30-40 employees by the end of the year.

– Gaiascope is a Boston MA-based wholesale electricity price forecasting company.
– Company raised $2M in seed funding.
– The round was led by VoLo Earth Ventures with participation from Khosla Ventures and Y-Combinator.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s business reach.

– Kalam Labs is a live game streaming platform at the intersection of K-12 learning and multiplayer gaming.
– The company raised a pre-seed funding round.
– Backers included Lightspeed and Y Combinator.
– The new investment will be used to accelerate the company’s product roadmap to build a “Metaverse for Science”.

– Aviron, a Toronto, Canada-based experience-driven connected rowing machine built on an advanced gaming platform, raised $4.5M in funding.
– Backers included Samsung Next, Formic Ventures, GFC, Y Combinator and others.
– The company intends to use the funds to accelerate expand operations and its business reach internationally.

– Orchata, a mobile app enabling consumers to get groceries delivered in 15 minutes, with no substitutes and at supermarket prices, raised $4m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator and joined by JAM Fund, FJ Labs, Venture Friends, Investo and Foundation Capital, and angel investors Ross Lipson, Mike Hennessey, Brian Requarth and Javier Mata.

– 44.01, a startup, raised $5m in seed funding.
– Apollo Projects, a early-stage investment fund from Max and Sam Altman, led the round and Breakthrough Energy Ventures participated.
– The startup plans to mineralize CO2 using vast deposits of precursor materials.

– CommandBar, a software company, raised $4.8m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Thrive Capital and joined by Y Combinator, BoxGroup and a group of angel investors including, AngelList’s Naval Ravikant, Worklife Ventures’ Brianne Kimmel, StitchFix president Mike Smith and others.
– The company is building an embeddable search widget to make software easier to use.

– Zeroheight, a DesignOps platform for UX teams, raised $10m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Tribe Capital, with participation from Adobe, Y Combinator, FundersClub and Expa, as well as angel investors including Tom Preston-Werner (co-founder of GitHub), Bradley Horowitz (VP Product at Google), Irene Au (built and ran UX design for Google) and Nick Caldwell (VP Engineering at Twitter).
– London-based zeroheight will now expand to the San Francisco/Bay Area, and grow the team across the board.
– Its focus so far has been on UX documentation, but it will now also explore other areas such as closing the gap between design and development.

– Encellin closed a $5.9M Seed financing round.
– The round was co-led by Khosla Ventures and SV Latam Capital, with participation from Sandhill Angels and Y Combinator.
– The new funding will be used to advance development of its technology platform and programs in hypoglycemia and hypocalcemia.
– Encellin will also expand into areas with readily available renewable cell sources and engineered cells, to encapsulate any cellular cargo in products from its proprietary platform.
– Encellin builds implantable “cell pouches” to treat chronic diseases.
– The company’s technology combines ad novel cell encapsulation technology with functional cell therapies to treat chronic diseases, starting with endocrine disorders.

– Hightouch from San Francisco is a Reverse ETL software company.
– The company raised $12.1m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Amplify Partners, with participation from new investor Bain Capital Ventures and returning investors Y Combinator and Afore Capital, as well as angel investors such as the founders and CEOs of companies like Datadog, Clearbit, Okta, Segment, Materialize, Pendo, and mParticle.
– The new investment will be used for product development and innovations that will empower less technical business teams to leverage data in the tools they use every day.

– Serverless Stack, a framework startup, raised $1m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Greylock Partners, SV Angel and Y Combinator.
– The company was founded in 2017 by Jay V and Frank Wang in San Francisco.
– The company’s technology enables engineers to more easily build full-stack serverless apps.

– 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.

– Dover, a recruitment orchestration platform, raised $20m in Series A funding.
– Tiger Global led the round, with Founders Fund, Abstract Ventures and Y Combinator also investing.
– The company was part of YC’s Summer 2019 class (which debuted in August 2020).
– Since leaving the incubator, it has picked up more than 100 customers, mostly from the world of tech, including ClearCo, Lattice, Samsara and others, even larger companies that you might have assumed would have their own in-house orchestration and automation platforms in place already.
– The company is based in San Francisco.

– BillionToOne, Inc. from Menlo Park develops molecular diagnostics company.
– The company closed a $55m Series B funding round.
– The round was led by existing investor Hummingbird Ventures and incoming investor Four Rivers Group with participation from Neotribe Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners, Y Combinator, and Libertus Capital.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s clinical lab and commercial team nationwide.

– Rootly, the new technical incident management platform and Slackbot, launched to address one of the biggest problems enterprises face: resolving incidents like critical outages quickly and painlessly.
– The company also announced that it closed $3.2m in seed funding from XYZ Venture Capital, 8VC and Y Combinator.
– Individual investors, including Bart Mediratta, former CTO of Dropbox; Jason Warner, CTO of GitHub; John Lilly, former partner at Greylock Partners; and Max Mullen, co-founder of Instacart, also participated.
– Funds will be used to expand the Rootly team and accelerate product development as the company continues to add innovative features and extend its product suite.

– Edtech startup Microverse has tapped new venture funding in its quest to help train students across the globe to code through its online school that requires zero upfront cost, instead relying on an income-share agreement that kicks in when students find a job.
– The startup has closed a $12.5 million Series A led by Northzone with additional participation from General Catalyst, All Iron Ventures and a host of angel investors.
– Earlier Microverse had closed a bout of seed funding from General Catalyst and Y Combinator; this latest round brings the startup’s total funding to just under $16 million.
– The company’s vision has seen added pandemic-era traction as larger tech companies have embraced remote work that spans geographic boundaries and time zones.

– Stayflexi from San Francisco develops an on-demand and contactless check-in/check-out process to automate and integrate hotel and vacation stay processes and operations end to end.
– The company raised $1.6m in funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator, Agya Ventures, BlueField Capital, Asymmetry Ventures, and Good News Ventures and individual investors PagerDuty co-founder Baskar Puvanathasan, Squarefoot Inc. co-founder Jonathan Wasserstrum, and COO of Incuspaze Mohit Srivastava.
– The new investment will be used to expand the company’s operations and business reach.

– Nabis is a licensed cannabis wholesale marketplace platform.
– Company raised $23m in Series B funding.
– The round was led by FJ Labs, Artemis Growth Partners, Silverleaf Venture Partners, Liquid 2 Ventures and Stanley Tang (Co-Founder, DoorDash).
– Investors in the $5m Series A raise, which closed less than a year ago, included Y Combinator and Babel Ventures.

– Nowports, an automated digital freight forwarder in Latin America, has raised $16m in Series A funding.
– Mouro Capital led the round for the Monterrey, Mexico-based startup.
– Foundation Capital also participated in the financing, which included participation from existing backers Broadhaven Ventures, InvestoVC, Monashees, Base10 Partners and Y Combinator.
– A number of angels also put money in the round, including Justo.mx founder Ricardo Weder, Carlos Salinas from Luuna and Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen.
– The investment brings Nowports’ total raised since its 2018 inception to over $24m.

– eqtble, a startup that wants to give HR teams the same kind of detailed analytics that product, sales and marketing departments have had for a long time, has raised $2.7m in seed funding.
– The funding was led by Initialized Capital, with participation from SB Opportunity Fund, RS Ventures and other venture capital firms and angel investors.
– eqtble is a Y Combinator alum.
– The startup’s co-founders are Ifiegbu and Horwitz.

– Bangalore-based FamPay raised $38m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Elevation Capital and joined by General Catalyst, Rocketship VC, Greenoaks Capital, Sequoia Capital India, Y Combinator, Global Founders Capital, and Venture Highway.
– The size of the new investment makes it one of the largest Series A rounds in India.

– Finley, a debt capital raise and management solution, has announced a $3m seed round led by Matt Harris and Kevin Zhang of Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Haystack, Nine Four Ventures, TwentyTwo VC, and Y Combinator.
– The company’s software helps growing companies automate due diligence, ensure compliance, and streamline ongoing reporting with their capital providers.

– Pathrise, a San Francisco, CA-based online mentorship and job placement platform for tech professionals, secured $9m in Series A Funding.
– The round was led by Learn Capital and also included Western Technology Investment and Day One Ventures and existing investors K50 Ventures, Y Combinator, and GoAhead Ventures.
– The new investment will be used to develop its proprietary platform which manages mentor matching, job searching and resource recommendation, recruitment and onboarding of mentors, refine scholarship systems, create affordable income share agreements and other financial innovations to improve accessibility of the program.

– Terra, a recent Y Combinator graduate building an API for fitness and health data, announced that it has closed a $2.8m round.
– The investment includes capital from General Catalyst, Samsung Next and NEXT VENTURES.
– The company intends to hire with its new capital, increasing from a team of four today — the co-founders and two other engineers — to seven this month. Terra expects to staff up to 10 people inside the quarter.

– Shef, a marketplace meant to help home chefs connect with customers, handle orders and get the food delivered, raised $20m in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz and backed by Y Combinator, Craft Ventures, M13 and a bevy of celebrities including Padma Lakshmi, Chef Aarón Sánchez, Katy Perry, Tiffany Haddish, Orlando Bloom and NBA All-Star Andre Iguodala.
– The company plans to use the funds to figure out how to get services like theirs legalized in more markets (they’ve hired Danielle Merida, former general counsel for TaskRabbit, to help there), and to onboard chefs as those new markets come online.
– Shef currently has more than 12,000 home chefs on their wait list.

– Ditto, a startup building software focused on finding a “single source of truth” for copy, raised $1.5m seed round.
– The round was led by Greycroft, Y Combinator, Soma Capital, Decent Capital, Twenty Two VC, Holly Liu and Scott Tong.
– The company’s founders are Jessica Ouyang and Jolena Ma.

– Airbyte, creators of the fastest-growing open source data integration platform, announced that it has raised more than $26 million in Series A funding led by Benchmark, with participation from additional investors including 8VC, Accel, SV Angel, and Y Combinator, as well as Shay Bannon, co-founder and CEO of Elastic, Auren Hoffman, co-founder of LiveRamp, and Dev Ittycheria, CEO of MongoDB.
– Benchmark General Partner Chetan Puttagunta will also be joining the board of directors.
– Airbyte is establishing the new standard of moving and consolidating data from different sources to data warehouses, data lakes, or databases in a process referred to as extract, load, and, when desired, transform (ELT).

– Snapdocs announced that it has raised $150m in Series D funding.
– The new round will accelerate Snapdocs’ vision of building the digital infrastructure that connects lenders, settlement services and borrowers together to digitize mortgage closings at scale.
– Tiger Global led the round with participation from Sequoia, Y Combinator, F-Prime, Maverick, Alkeon, and Wellington Management.
– This brings Snapdocs’ total funding to $260m and increases valuation to over $1.5b.
– Snapdocs enables lenders to connect with all parties and technologies involved in a mortgage transaction to complete the entire closing process online.
– The solution is comprehensive – a networked platform that allows the many participants in a mortgage closing to work together more efficiently and close more deals.

– Self-storage company OpenUnit raised $1m seed funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator and joined by other investors.
– The company plans to use the funding to grow the team and acquire IP of fellow YC company Affiga.

– Houm, a Latin American real estate platform, raised $8m in seed funding.
– The current funding round had no lead investor but includes Y Combinator, Goodwater Ventures, OneVC, Vast VC, Liquid2 and Myelin.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations in Latin America.

– Vanta is a security and compliance platform.
– The company raised $50m in Series A funding.
– Sequoia Capital led the round and joined by Y Combinator.
– The company will use the new funding to meet customer demand, launch new products, and open a second office in New York.

– Legionfarm, a gaming platform that lets gamers play with pro players in their favorite games, has raised $6m in Series A funding.
– Investors in the round include SVB, Y Combinator, Scrum VC, Kevin Lin, Altair Capital, Ankur Nagpal and more.
– The company was founded by Alex Beliankin, who is a former pro gamer and was once in the top .01% of World of Warcraft players.
– There are many, many pro caliber players out in the world who can’t necessarily make a living off of gaming. They either have to be signed by an org (super limited supply) or play in as many tournaments as possible (unreliable) or stream on Twitch.

– Atomized, an early-stage startup that wants to create a modern tool to help developers deploy infrastructure faster, announced the first step of its funding journey, a $500,000 pre-seed round from Zing Capital, Y Combinator and several unnamed angels.
– Company co-founder and CEO Nik Kotov says developers are spending over 20% of their time on setting up the necessary infrastructure just to run their applications, and he and his co-founder and CTO Eddie Herbert believed there had to be a better way, so like all good entrepreneurs, they built one.
– For now, that means spinning up containers, databases and static sites on AWS, but there are plans to expand that to work across multiple clouds over time as the company develops.

– MagicBell, a startup that just went through Y Combinator’s most recent Winter cohort, has raised a $1.9m seed round to deliver a rich notification platform for product teams that’s easy to integrate and use.
– The round was led by Cherry Ventures, and includes participation by a number of angel investors including, Algolia co-founder Nicolas Dessaigne, Twitter Director of Product Management Marie Outtier and Wunderlist and Pitch co-founder Christian Reber.
– This list itself is a great endorsement of the need for what MagicBell’s building, since it’s a storied collection of veteran experts who have ample experience actually building some of the world’s most engaging software products.

– ReleaseHub is a San Francisco, CA – based maker of Environments-as-a-Service.
– Company raised $2.7m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Sequoia with participation from Y Combinator, Rogue VC, Liquid Capital, and other angel investors.

– Inscribe, a company that detects more than $40M in fraudulent documents per month, announced it has raised $10.5M in Series A funding co-led by Uncork Capital, Foundry Group, and Crosslink Capital, with participation from Y Combinator.
– Inscribe, which works with fintech lenders, banks, and payment processors including BlueVine, Credito Real and Amount, along with numerous Fortune 500s, has experienced 12x growth year over year, as it has been used to help identify fraud within high-trust online applications such as lending and account openings.

– Weav, a fintech startup, raised $4.3m in funding.
– The round was led by Foundation Capital and joined by Y Combinator, Abstract Ventures, Box Group, LocalGlobe, Operator Partners, Commerce Ventures and SV Angel.
– A slew of founders and executives also put money in the round, including Brex founders Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi; Ramp founder Karim Atiyeh; Digits founders Jeff Seibert and Wayne Chang; Hatch founder Thomson Nguyen; GoCardless founder Matt Robinson and COO Carlos Gonzalez-Cadenas; Vouch founder Sam Hodges; Plaid’s Charley Ma as well as executives from fintechs such as Square, Modern Treasury and Pagaya.
– Weav is building a universal API for commerce platforms.

– Portland, Oregon-based pediatric health startup Brave Care raised $10m Series A funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator and joined by other investors.
– The company offers around-the-clock remote care through an app and via phone lines staffed with pediatric nurses.
– It has one mobile healthcare unit with plans to add mobile units in Texas and North Carolina.

– Authzed, an early-stage startup that wants to make it easier for developers to build permissions in their applications, announced a $3.9m seed round.
– The investment was led by Work-Bench with participation from Y Combinator and Amplify Partners.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand its team and continue to develop its product.

– adyn, a precision medicine company, announced today that it has closed a $2.5m seed round of funding.
– The round was co-led by Lux Capital and M13 with participation from Civilization Ventures, Concrete Rose Capital, Y Combinator, Madrona Pioneer Fund, Ascend VC, and angel investors including Anne Wojcicki of 23andMe, Nish Bhat of Color Genomics, Qasar Younis of Applied Intuition, and Ashley Mayer of Glossier.
– adyn uses proprietary hormone and genomic analyses to transform this selection process into a science and remove the guesswork.
– Using adyn’s precision medicine approach, patients and doctors will be able to personalize birth control selection, minimizing side effects ranging from annoyances like acne to life threatening conditions including blood clots and depression.

– Cyble raised a $4M seed financing round led by Blackbird Ventures and Spider Capital with participation from Xoogler Ventures, Picus Capital, and Cathexis Ventures.
– The funding comes as Cyble graduates from Y Combinator, which accepted Cyble into its Winter 2021 (W21) cohort and provided pre-seed funding in January of this year.
– These investments demonstrate the continued trust that investors and clients have in Cyble.
– Cyble has made huge progress over the last year.
– “We started this company with an ambitious goal: to equip organizations with real-time visibility into vulnerabilities in the cyber landscape and help safeguard their businesses.

– Doorstead, a technology-operations company that specializes in full-service property management, announced today that it has raised $12.5 million in Series A funding.
– The round was led by Madrona Venture Group, an early investor in tech-enabled residential real estate brokerage Redfin. The oversubscribed round also included operating executives from OpenDoor, Uber, and Docusign.
– Doorstead was founded by Uber and Y Combinator veterans Ryan Waliany and Jennifer Bronzo in 2019 to create a new class of property management that applies AI and technology operations to simplify the lives of residential landlords.
– The company targets the 15 million small real estate investors who own 95% of single-family rental residences in the U.S. and are largely underserved today.

– Asher Bio raised $55m Series A financing led by Third Rock Ventures with participation from Boxer Capital of Tavistock Group, Invus, Y Combinator and MBC Biolabs.
– The company’s cis-targeted immunotherapies address the challenge of pleiotropy by requiring the engagement of two molecules in cis on the same cell for activation, an immunomodulatory receptor and a cell-type specific marker.
– Beyond AB248, Asher Bio’s pipeline includes a cis-targeted IL-2 designed to specifically stimulate CAR-T cells, a T-cell cis-targeted STAT3 activating cytokine for cancer, and a Treg cis-targeted cytokine for the treatment of autoimmune disease.

– Fondeadora, a fintech startup based in Mexico City and building a challenger bank, has extended its Series A funding round.
– The round was extended by Portag3 and joined by Google’s Gradient Ventures, an existing investor in the company.
– Gokul Rajaram and Anatol von Hahn are investing as business angels as well.
– Y Combinator, Scott Belsky, Sound Ventures, Fintech Collective and Ignia also participated in the first tranche of the Series A.

– Cohere, a remote desktop and screen-sharing startup, raised $3.1m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator and joined by other investors.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand its team and product.

– Flowspace, the fulfillment technology platform that’s disrupting the way that e-commerce companies store and ship their products, today announced $31m in new funding.
– The new Series B investment was led by BuildGroup of Austin, Texas with participation from existing investors.
– Founded in 2017, Flowspace has now raised a total of $46m that includes investment from Canvas Ventures, Industrious Ventures, Moment Ventures, 1984 Ventures, eGateway Capital and Y Combinator.
– Flowspace helps businesses manage their warehousing and fulfillment through its proprietary software platform which now runs in hundreds of partnering fulfillment centers across the US.

– Vendr, the SaaS buying platform, today announces a $60m Series A led by Tiger Global Management, with participation from existing investors Craft Ventures, Y Combinator, Sound Ventures, Garage Capital, and F-Prime Capital.
– Launched in 2019, Vendr has now facilitated more than $300m in SaaS purchases across 1,000+ suppliers, for customers like HubSpot, Canva, and The Washington Post.
– By empowering buyers to purchase SaaS with ease, Vendr is building the future of frictionless B2B sales.
– With this latest round of financing, Vendr will double down on product expansion and open international operations to service its growing list of global customers.

– InsurGrid, a software solution for insurance agents, raised $2.5m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Accomplice and joined by other investors including Y Combinator, SV Angel, and others.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand its team and grow its customer base.

– London-based HR startup Humaans raised $5m in seed funding.
– The round was led by Y Combinator, Mattias Ljungman’s Moonfire, Frontline Ventures and former head of Stripe Issuing, Lachy Groom.
– Other investors include LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner (via Next Play Ventures), Stripe COO Claire Johnson, Figma CEO Dylan Field, Intercom co-founder Des Traynor, former Workday CTO David Clarke, former Benchmark GP Scott Belsky, Notion COO Akshay Kothari, Qubit co-founder Emre Baran, Evervault CEO Shane Curren and Stripe security engineer Gerardo Di Giacomo.

– Shippo, a software company that provides shipping-related services to e-commerce companies, raised $45m funding.
– The round was led by D1 Capital and joined by previous investors, including Accel, First Round Capital, and Y Combinator.
– The company plans to use the new capital to continue to grow its customer base.

– Aquarium, a startup from two former Cruise employees, wants to help companies refine their machine learning model data more easily and move the models into production faster.
– The company raised $2.6m in seed funding led by Sequoia with participation from Y Combinator and a bunch of angel investors including Cruise co-founders Kyle Vogt and Dan Kan.
– Aquarium aims to solve this issue.
– The idea is to get a model into production that outperforms humans.
– Aquarium currently has 7 employees including the founders, of which three are women.

– Titan, a startup that is building a retail investment management platform aimed at millennials, has closed on $12.5 million in a Series A round led by VC heavyweight General Catalyst.
– A bevy of other investors put money in the round, including Sound Ventures (actor Ashton Kutcher and Guy Oseary’s VC firm), Scribble VC, BoxGroup, Y Combinator, South Park Commons, Instagram founder Mike Krieger, Lee Fixel and others.
– Titan is hoping to build on the momentum it saw in 2020, during which it grew revenue, customers and assets under management by 600%, “with effectively no marketing budget, according to co-founder Joe Percoco. The New York-based company says it’s approaching $500 million in assets under management and was cash flow positive last year.

– Treinta, a startup that is part of the Winter 2021 Y Combinator cohort, announced this morning that it has raised north of half a million dollars for its bookkeeping and inventory management software aimed at Latin American small businesses.
– The capital was raised between a small friends-and-family round, Y Combinator’s investment in Treinta and another $220,000 that it closed in early 2021.
– The company, based in Bogotá, Colombia and currently sporting a team of 13, is working to bring digital transformation to the smallest of enterprises: namely single-operator small stores.