Kumospace
228 Park Ave S, New York City, New York, 10003, United States
Overview
Kumospace offers a video-chat platform that recreates a stylized, game-like virtual office with avatars, spatial audio, private rooms, broadcasting, and simultaneous screen sharing to support remote and hybrid teams. The product emphasizes low onboarding friction (guest sign-in and selfie avatars) and is designed to encourage impromptu interactions and denser social networks for companies. Thousands of hybrid and remote teams use the platform, with some teams spending more than five hours per day in Kumospace. The company lists customers including Google, NASA, Brown University, Deloitte, Wikipedia, and several government institutions, and charges about $150 per month for companies with more than 30 concurrent participants. Kumospace has a 20-person team and is transitioning from private to public beta. The company plans to use the new funding primarily for mobile and desktop product development, expanding its partner and customer base, adding integrations with other remote-work tools, and building people-analytics features. Kumospace provides an immersive video chat platform that promotes organic conversations in themed virtual environments using interactive features like virtual drinks and riddles. The product supports a range of use cases including virtual happy hours, business meetings, coffee breaks, team building (including a virtual escape room), fundraising galas, medical school matching, weddings, and graduations. Today over 2,000 companies, including teams from Google, Facebook, Shopify, and PwC, use Kumospace. The company is led by President & Co-founder Brett Martin. Kumospace recently raised $3M in seed funding to scale the team, build new features, and expand its presence to mobile. It will soon release custom-designed rooms in its free tier and plans premium enterprise features such as SSO, analytics, and e-commerce.
- Total raised
- $24M
- Funding rounds
- 2
- Latest round
- Series A
- Latest activity
- Aug 2022
Industries
- Collaboration
- Communications Infrastructure
- Video Conferencing
Recent funding
Series A
Aug 2022
$21M
Seed
Apr 2021
$3M