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Skyscanner’s Williams invests in Kindaba Venture
The start-up will be targeting an initial ÂŁ300,000 in the funding round, which it will use to accelerate growth through product and business development, marketing and data analysis.
Kindaba wins investment from Skyscanner founder Gareth Williams
The Edinburgh-based ad-free private visual messenger will use cash to rapidly grow its workforce as it aims to tap into market for family technology reputed to be worth around ÂŁ45bn
Skyscanner Founder Invests in Private Visual Messenger
The company aims to globally launch their new visual intelligent messenger for families and establish themselves as thought leaders in the FamTech (family technology) space over the next 12 months.
Scottish startup Kindaba secures funding, adding to the total of €270 million poured into “family tech” since 2015
Kindaba, an Edinburgh-based private visual messenger for families, has announced a new investment from Skyscanner founder Gareth Williams to grow their user base and development capabilities.
Kindaba secures seed funding from Skyscanner founder to disrupt the famtech market with its visual messenger for families
Kindaba, a private visual messenger for families, has secured a seed investment from Gareth Williams ahead of their crowdfunding campaign.
Kindaba wins investment from Skyscanner founder Gareth Williams
Kindaba helps customers stay connected with the promise of no adverts and a commitment to respect privacy and protect their data.
Skyscanner tycoon backs messenger firm Kindaba
The Edinburgh-based service will carry no adverts and has a commitment to respect customers’ privacy and data.
Tech.eu: Seed Haus Announces Investors and Startups for its pre-seed accelerator
"Investors in the program include: Paul Walton (IPOS/iZettle), Gav Dutch (Yavi), Alistair Forbes (LogicNow), Rob Dobson (Actix), Judy Wilson (Marketry), James Watt (Brew Dog), Chris van der Kuyl (4J studios), Paddy Burns (4J studios), Paul Davidson (West Coast Capital), and Sir Tom Hunter."
FutureScot: Seed Haus unveils first startup cohort
"Ultimately, only five successful applicants were chosen following a strict recruitment process judged by the Seed Haus Partners and entrepreneurs – representing less than the top three percent of applications."
