• OneNotary

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2022

  OneNotary provides an online, on-demand notarization product and a nationwide marketplace of notaries accessible 24/7 via API and web. The company says its product is used across finance, real estate, law, health care, and government for secure remote notarizations. Since founding in 2020, OneNotary has grown rapidly — its marketplace now exceeds 30,000 notaries and the company reports revenue doubled over the past year. The new capital will be used to accelerate marketing and sales, strengthen partnerships, and further develop the product suite to meet rising demand for online verification services. OneNotary also announced a partnership with DocuSign to integrate OneNotary into DocuSign’s notary solutions, with the integration planned to launch early this summer. OneNotary is a San Francisco-based provider of online notary infrastructure offering a no-code, white‑label integration to enable Remote Online Notarization (RON) inside SaaS products. The platform connects a fleet of over 10,000 vetted notaries across the United States and provides 24/7 on‑demand notarizations and apostille services. Its core product is a seamless integration toolkit that enables businesses to add RON into workflows within hours, keeping customers inside existing tools. OneNotary also provides AI-based tools to assist notaries with document preparation and to autonomously verify document errors. The company plans to scale the platform for use in all fifty states and will pursue aggressive marketing and education to increase adoption of remote online notarization globally. Financially, OneNotary raised $1.75 million in a seed round to fund expansion and product development.

• Pibox

  Participated · Seed · Nov 2021

  Pibox provides an audio collaboration platform that combines content collaboration, messaging, and file management features in a single place. The system lets teams customize and go deep via metadata fields and management, playlists, custom integrations, and reports. Customers include Sony Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group, Epidemic Sound, and Bleeding Fingers by Hans Zimmer. Led by CEO Ivan Talaichuk, the company serves use cases across music, broadcasting, and advertising. Pibox raised $1.2M in funding and also received support from Google for Startups. The company intends to use the funds to expand into the US market and to serve more use cases and customers. Pibox is a SaaS platform that centralizes team collaboration with media files and structured workflows. The application allows users to leave comments, draw on video, select moments with millisecond accuracy, and includes chat and fixed storage structures. It aims to replace multiple tools used by creative teams, customers, and contractors such as mail, messenger, file hosting services, and task managers. Pibox's clients include Universal, Epidemic Sound, Sony, Red Bull, the National Gallery of Art, and Michigan Technological University. Founded in 2017 in Ukraine by brothers Ivan and Pavel Talaychuk, the company recently closed a $400,000 pre-seed raise and joined the Techstars Toronto cohort. With the new funding Pibox plans to expand its team, develop go-to-market across creative verticals, and continue building product capabilities and brand positioning for video and podcast productions, branding agencies, and media industry specialists. Pibox is a centralized all‑in‑one remote collaboration solution developed for creative collaboration around audio content. Its features include visualized waveforms with commenting and highlighting, mix version history, team chat, cloud storage, project management and rich content collaboration. The product is used daily by heads of production, music producers, managers and sound engineers, and has partnerships with Universal Music and Epidemic Sound. While currently geared toward audio collaboration, Pibox has attracted interest from video content creators. The company was launched in 2018 and maintains teams in Helsinki and Ukraine; the founders are brothers Ivan and Pavlo Talaychuk. Pibox previously participated in the Startup Wise Guys and Accelerace Soundtech acceleration programs and has recently raised new funding.

• Narrative BI

  Participated · Seed · Nov 2021

  Narrative BI offers a no-code, user-oriented business intelligence platform that combines visual interfaces, natural language narratives, and advanced anomaly detection to make analytics accessible to non-technical growth teams. The platform consolidates product and marketing data from sources such as Mixpanel, Google Analytics, and HubSpot and transforms raw signals into shareable insights. It integrates collaborative features like Slack delivery to help teams spot issues early and distribute narratives quickly. Narrative BI emphasizes self-service reporting with no IT involvement, aiming to reduce reliance on engineering and legacy analytics stacks. The company soft-launched a public beta in August 2021 and reports it has already extracted insights from customer data derived from millions of unique users. Narrative BI plans to use its new capital to continue product development and expand its augmented-analytics capabilities for product-led companies.

• EduDo

  Led · Equity · Jun 2021

  EduDo is an entertainment mobile educational platform that serves interactive, user-generated content aimed at users aged 12–30. The service was created by a Belarusian team that is now partly relocated to Ukraine. At the end of last year the app was named Product Hunt’s Product of the Week. The company has raised $300,000 and intends to use the funds to add new functions, fine-tune the platform, and run hypothesis testing. It plans to introduce tools for monetising content to attract authors, increase creator interaction, and further develop the community.

• Astromix

  Led · Equity · Mar 2020

  Astromix is a Ukrainian startup that the article reports raised $300,000 from Adventures Lab. The vc.ru post provides no description of Astromix's core product or services. No information on the company's business model, go-to-market strategy, or future plans appears in the coverage. Financial details beyond the $300,000 headline—such as valuation, revenue, users, or other operating metrics—are not provided. The piece does not specify the financing instrument or any other participating investors. The report is brief and largely limited to the funding announcement and reader comments, so further reporting would be required for a fuller company profile.

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