Soluto offers a free PC-focused service that records which applications were running during system hiccups and analyzes low-level events to diagnose problems like crashes, resource hogs, printing issues, and temporary mouse freezes. The product recommends fixes such as omitting specific applications from bootup and visualizes computer speed over time to show what led to problems. The company recently launched an iteration of its software that includes a browser product and an application-crashing product. Soluto has achieved 2 million downloads since debuting its product last year, largely without significant marketing. Future plans include expanding to other platforms (including Mac OS) and mobile, along with broader product offerings. Financially, the company completed a $10.2 million Series B that brings total funding to $18 million. Soluto develops an "anti‑PC frustration" platform that seeks to identify and resolve causes of slow or unresponsive PCs by analyzing how applications interact with each other and with hardware. The company says legitimate software often hogs resources unnecessarily (for example, performing indexing at boot rather than when the machine is idle) and aims to address that behavior. Soluto plans to use a crowd‑sourced approach to "map the PC genome" — collecting data on application behavior, processing requirements, hardware and performance — though specific technical details remain sparse while the company is in stealth. Soluto is operating in closed alpha and is collecting signups for an upcoming public beta. Management includes CEO Naftali Bennett and co‑founders Ishay Green and Tomer Dvir. Financially, the company has raised roughly $8 million to date across two financings.

Total raised

$16M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2011