Apaluma offers a platform that converts fragmented regulatory records—PDFs, scanned ledgers and legacy databases—into structured, searchable intelligence linked by a data ontology. The product maps records to real-world locations, connects monitoring feeds and sensor data to permitting history, and preserves cited sources for answers. Apaluma also connects legacy agency systems without rip-and-replace, and its platform was used to ingest and normalize the New Mexico Environment Department's entire public archive. The company targets users such as permit reviewers, compliance officers, analysts, scientists and regulators who need faster access to regulatory context. Apaluma announced plans to scale the platform following its $5.55 million seed raise. The company is led by founder and CEO Alicia J. Keyes, who previously ran economic development for the state of New Mexico.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Jul 2026