Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Flok Health operates an AI-operated digital physiotherapy platform that simulates live consultations using real physiotherapist footage and responds in real time to patient inputs to autonomously deliver full MSK care pathways. The company holds CQC approval as a healthcare provider and Class IIa medical device certification for autonomous pathway delivery. Its service is live across eleven NHS regions, reaching more than 2.4 million patients and reducing waiting lists while saving clinician time. Recent NHS deployments reported that over 80% of patients rated the AI clinic as good as or better than traditional in-person physiotherapy. Flok plans to scale its back pain service and roll out new pathways for hip and knee pain and women’s pelvic health, and to expand into international markets following the Series A raise. The company was founded by Finn Stevenson and Ric da Silva with a team of physiotherapy and AI specialists.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Founded in 2024 by David Newman and based in Manchester, Firenze builds an embedded finance platform that enables wealth managers, IFAs and investment platforms to offer Lombard lending without clients moving or selling assets. The company has grown its partner network five-fold in the past year and counts firms representing almost €229 billion (£200 billion) in AuM, including Brooks Macdonald, Canaccord Wealth, Artorius, Lincoln, Cerno, Parmenion, P1 and Soderberg. Firenze positions Lombard lending as a fast-access liquidity option (often in as little as 24 hours) for mass affluent clients and aims to democratise access beyond private banking. Its go-to-market includes a SaaS proposition attracting banks and financial institutions, and it reports a rapidly growing loan book. Current plans include enhancing its SaaS product (notably an agentic credit structurer), expanding to more partners and entering new jurisdictions to scale its offering.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

Tipple builds a platform that streamlines procurement, logistics and payments for the global alcohol industry. Its digital infrastructure serves global brands, alcohol distributors and local bars. Customers include Diageo, Brown-Forman and AU Vodka. The company intends to use the funds to support international expansion and deepen technical integrations. Tipple is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. The recent financing will back product and market growth efforts.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2025

Stotles is an AI-powered GovTech SaaS platform that automates and streamlines the government sales lifecycle, from market strategy and pipeline building to tender discovery, qualification, and bid generation. The platform surfaces procurement history, partner networks, and early buying signals to help suppliers target opportunities. Customers named in the coverage include Amazon Business, Salesforce, Vodafone, NEC Software, Palo Alto Networks, and Snowflake. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in London, the company focuses on enabling private-sector suppliers to grow revenue in the public sector. Stotles plans to further develop its AI platform and use insights to expand into the US public sector market. The product positioning is B2G sales enablement with a core emphasis on AI-driven procurement intelligence. Stotles offers a business-to-government (B2G) platform that consolidates public‑sector opportunities and data for commercial teams (sales, marketing, partner & alliance, account management). Its product aims to make government procurement information more accessible and actionable, helping customers such as UiPath, Freshworks, and Workday discover relevant opportunities faster and identify buying signals before tenders or RFPs. The company plans to use its new funding to further develop the product, remove paper-based processes in purchasing, grow the team, and expand into new markets. CEO John Witt positions the B2G market as a $12 trillion backbone of the global economy and says Stotles is focused on streamlining processes that connect business and government. Financially, Stotles completed a $6.5M seed round and has raised a total of $8.3M since August 2019. Stotles is a B2G SaaS platform that aggregates and surfaces public sector tender data to help sales and marketing teams win government contracts. The company says tender data is scattered and larger firms often access market signals earlier; Stotles aims to democratise that intel so smaller businesses can compete. Founded in 2019 and based in London, it spent nine months in private beta and has served customers including Freshworks and UiPath. The startup is now accepting applications for an early access programme as it moves beyond private beta. Investors and advisors have framed the product as a way to modernise government procurement and — in the words of Speedinvest’s Jeroen Arts — potentially save taxpayers billions of euros per year. Financially, Stotles has completed a £1.4 million funding round to support its commercial rollout.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2024

Heim Health operates an API-led software platform that sources highly skilled nurses and other practitioners to deliver care in patients' homes, supporting appointments such as blood tests, post-operative assessments and injections. Its proprietary assignment algorithms and technology aim to unlock latent workforce capacity, make home-based care cost-effective and reduce pressure on hospital staff. Patients access a simple interface to book, change or cancel at-home appointments, improving access for older people and those with mobility or additional needs. Heim partners with both private healthcare organisations and the NHS to manage end-to-end delivery and scale community-based care. The company cites that 13% of NHS beds are occupied by people who could receive care in the community, underpinning its mission to shift more care into the home. Heim was formerly known as Ally Health and was founded by the team behind the Testing For All not-for-profit Covid testing service.