Invite Agents is free of cost online platform which directly connects homeowners with agents to compare fee quotations and valuations. It helps homeowners to find & connect local estate agents to sell their home. The company has successfully tested its concept with local estate agents including Ocean, Andrews and Hunters. It has an estimated to make 850,000 home sales every year with a market opportunity of 25,000 agents. The company is seeking funds for further development of its platform and launch across Bristol, before 2021.
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investment:
£44,200
JDrew Creations is a dynamic, innovative team of software developers, designers and business professionals whose focus is on delivering flexible, intuitive web systems. This team is the creator of Ambix®, the intranet for membership organisations, helping private communities to network and collaborate securely online.
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investment:
£4,522
A social media platform for users to privatise their communications and have full control over their personal data and network. Kindaba aims to help families and friends view only information they are interested in by utilising machine learning.
The business has launched their service worldwide on mobile devices through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Initially, they will aim to build a strong user base in the UK and USA with a target of 50,000 users by the end of Q2 2019.
Kindaba's service will not feature any advertisements, or sell user data, instead revenue will be generated through in-app purchases for functions and features specific to the user and through affiliations.
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investment:
£105,100
Koble claims that its data-driven Software as a Service (SaaS) tool helps accelerators and incubators streamline their selection process so they can focus on the most promising founders. The company's vision is to price early-stage startup risk and reward. It intends to move from a Software as a Service (SaaS) workflow tool to the startup-investor marketplace. Koble asserts that pre-seed and seed investors lack a quantitative approach in the early stage of recognising promising startups. Koble argues that its approach is different; it claims that its algorithms are built to mimic the decision processes (both analytical and intuitive) that humans go through when analysing a startup. The tool collects structured, well-tagged data that is not available in the public domain and power the first algorithms that can predict startup success. The company envisages three exit options, namely launching an IPO, avail buyout offers from big technology entities and avail buyout offers from financial buyers.
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investment:
£525,500
Kocktail creates cocktails designed by award-winning mixologists. The company has sent out over 4,000 orders since its launch, generated £120,000 in revenue, and garnered over 100 five-star reviews from its customers. Kocktail asserts that its curator, Neil, was the senior bartender at the Savoy Hotel’s Beaufort Bar. The company presents all of its drinks with stunning garnishes and gives customers the low-down on what they’re drinking via its 'Story Behind the Serve Cards'. Kocktail has featured in the Stylist, Esquire, Delicious, Telegraph, and Metro. It has also featured on the BBC’s 'Saturday Kitchen Live'. The company aims to venture into onboarding retailers like Amazon and Ocado through a multi-national spirits distributor. It will use 57.2% of the investment for marketing, 18.3% for paying staff salaries, 16% for procuring raw materials, and 8.5% for capital investment.
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investment:
£166,994
Kuuka is an on-demand last-mile logistics delivery service using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to provide cost-effective same-day last-mile deliveries allowing customers to schedule and monitor their requests in real-time. The company aims to achieve this by continuously adding parcel collections and deliveries to a driver’s route throughout the day. Kuuka believes that this approach will increase fleet utilisation and reduce the cost of delivery leading to a faster delivery process. It aims to be a contender in the estimated £5,447,763 last-mile delivery market. Kuuka asserts that it provides services such as moving goods on-demand, property and office removals, and courier and parcel deliveries, to name a few. Kuuka will use the investment to establish key channel partnerships and launch its final app. Its exit strategy is to trade sell to other companies that would want to acquire them.
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investment:
£5,450
Lessgo is a real-life social networking platform that allows users to have shared experiences with like-minded people in small and comfortable groups. The app allows users to engage in the pursuit of similar interests like a bike ride, a park run, have a drink, share moments after work, or have a meet-up. The company has acquired 800+ registered users through invite-only sign-up since its release in April 2021. It launched its successful beta between September–November 2020 with hundreds of organic users based around London and has witnessed 1500+ installs in the UK to date on iOS and Android. It will use the investment for growth marketing programmes, expand its team, and operations management.
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investment:
£122,070
LetsBab is an online marketplace, where one can shop and share products with friends. The application pays people for the recommendations, which they can either keep or donate. The company has over 100 brands from high street to high end, from ASOS to Hunter. LetsBab's mobile commerce was worth over £1.4 trillion and global e-commerce sales were $2.3 trillion in 2017. The company has 16 charity partners which include Cancer Research & Women for Women, and it has been featured in the Observer, Marie Claire and Yahoo! Finance. LetsBab is seeking investment to grow its user base and invent new features to drive sales.
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investment:
£376,490
Lost At Sea (LAS) is an independent lifestyle beer brand that targets adventurers. The company has sold 26,000+ beers since 2019, with its products stocked in 50+ outlets. LAS claims that its new online shop has a 21.82% conversion rate and an engaged community of over 30,000 people. It also points out that since its first brew in 2019, it has seen substantial growth in demand, and as a result, provides kegs to its flagship stockist to ensure they have a constant flow of stock. The company has made over £1,000 Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) donations to date. They intend to use the investment to build a community of like-minded beer lovers, launch a flagship bar in Abersoch, North Wales to advocate local produce and sustainability, create a scalable bar concept for future expansion in other coastal towns, and hire personnel to drive product innovation and sales.
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investment:
£82,351
Make It Happen Media is a young and exciting smartphone app development company based in London. Two of its latest apps – Qwaqoo and Qwaqoo Biz – work together to provide instant offers to shoppers and increase footfall at businesses at the drop of a hat. One of Qwaqoo’s key USPs is that it offers companies a marketing tool that solves the unpredictable problem of slow periods of business. Businesses use the Qwaqoo Biz app to upload and broadcast digital vouchers in seconds – alerting smartphone users who have the app installed to discounts on products and services with the aim of attracting custom to these businesses instantly. As well as logging user demographics, the Qwaqoo app lets consumers ‘like’ offers and ‘follow’ businesses. Qwaqoo then compiles valuable data on consumer shopping habits and trends which can be used by businesses to improve future offers. The apps are primed and ready for launch; Make It Happen Media requires equity investment to begin building user bases on both versions of the app.
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investment:
£6,700
