Estonian startup bilt.me, an AI‑native platform that lets anyone create native iOS and Android apps without coding, closed a €614.9k pre‑Seed round led by Superhero Capital with participation from Bolt founder Markus Villig and Lightyear founder Martin Sokk. The funds will be used to accelerate global expansion and enhance the platform’s features.
Spanish insurtech startup Aniwa raised €500,000 in a mixed public‑private round to further develop its policy‑centralising platform, expand its team and deepen partnerships within the insurance sector.
Reply Next, an AI platform that helps brands with many physical locations manage and optimise their digital presence, secured €400,000 in pre‑seed funding led by 4Founders Capital, with participation from angels Juanjo Mostazo and David Alcobero. The funds will be used to boost technology, sales and product development.
The Anna app for parents of children with non‑profit foundations (NPF) has attracted 10,000 users in six months without any marketing spend. The founders, Tommy Jacobson and Karl-Johan Persson, are now investing an additional 5 million SEK to boost the app’s growth.
Admix and Bomondo have combined their operations under the REIWA brand, creating a unified agency with offices in Rotterdam and Leeuwarden to bridge the gap between strategy, creation, execution and optimisation.
BlubRaid, created by four Romanian high‑school students, offers a dual‑brain SaaS solution that can block or verify AI agent actions to ensure compliance with company policies and European GDPR/AI Act regulations. The team has released an MVP, is courting investors, and aims for European market entry before expanding to the US.
Swedish recruitment‑tech startup Aday Systems, based in Kalmar, announced it has secured 2.5 million SEK from investors including state‑backed Almi Invest to develop its all‑in‑one recruitment platform.
Swedish e‑commerce platform Quickbutik introduced Quickbutik Checkout, a unified payment solution developed with Adyen, which lets merchants manage payments, payouts and disputes alongside orders and accounting. During a pilot of 5,000 orders, conversion rates rose by an average of 7 %. The service is now open to all merchants, aiming to bring large‑merchant checkout features to businesses of any size.
Quantum Innovations, a Polish medtech startup, received a grant from the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development under the SMART Path to create a tiny system that continuously measures lactate levels in interstitial fluid in real time.
VeloBank introduced a new financing solution that provides up to 1 million PLN to Polish micro‑enterprises (sole proprietorships) with up to nine staff members, aiming to support their development.