
Sowefund
19 Rue du 4 septembre, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75002, France
Overview
Sowefund is a investment platform in supporting innovative companies in their search for financing.
- Total investments
- 15
- Lead investments
- 8
- Investments · 12mo
- 10
- Active investors
- 4
Sector focus
- Crowdfunding
- Financial Services
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- NotiPark
Participated · Equity · Jun 2026
NotiPark builds a system that automatically starts a parking session when a user parks and stops it when they leave, charging only for the time used. The product relies on proprietary, highly precise localization technology to enable that automated user experience. The team, led by Jeremy Skowronek, is engaging with cities and operators and reports early market traction. The company is already in discussions with more than 30 cities across Belgium, France and the Netherlands and is building partnerships with leading mobility and parking operators. The article does not disclose revenue, user counts, founding year, or location.
- Oktoscience
Led · Equity · Feb 2026
Oktoscience focuses on creating implantable neuromodulation systems and is currently developing its first device specifically for epilepsy therapy. The company is progressing on both the scientific and financial fronts to bring this solution to market. To support its research and development, Oktoscience identified an overall financing requirement of about €1.5 million. It recently secured an initial tranche of funding through the Sowefund crowdfunding platform, closing at 252 (units not specified in the article). This capital will be used to advance product development and clinical validation efforts. The firm continues to seek additional investment to complete the targeted €1.5 million raise. No operating metrics such as revenue or user numbers were disclosed in the available article excerpt.
- Entent
Participated · Equity · Feb 2026
Founded in 2018 in Aix-en-Provence, Entent is a deep-tech company focused on recovering waste heat between 60 °C and 150 °C. Its core product, Pulse, replaces the traditional turbine with a piston mechanism, enabling the conversion of roughly 10 % of captured low-grade heat into electricity. The company plans to install its first industrial demonstrator on a Michelin site in Q1 2026 and targets deploying several dozen units within the next three years. Management views 2024 as a pivotal year to secure initial contracts and move toward full industrialisation. Entent ultimately intends to pursue a larger follow-on fundraise to scale manufacturing. The €2.4 million capital injection announced in January 2024 is the firm’s first external financing and will fund product industrialisation and early deployments.
- Campsider
Participated · Equity · Jan 2026
Campsider operates a specialized marketplace for second-hand technical outdoor sports equipment such as bicycles, skis and snowboards. The platform partners exclusively with more than 600 sports stores across Europe that inspect, refurbish and provide a 12-month guarantee on listed items, positioning Campsider as a trusted intermediary for high-value gear. It currently serves a community of 200,000 athletes and has facilitated the sale of over 40,000 items, generating an annual gross merchandise volume of €10 million and growing 100 % year-on-year. Average basket sizes reach €2,000 for bikes and €200 for skis, with discounts up to 70 %. After achieving its first profitable month in December 2025, the company expects to be fully profitable in 2026 with projected revenue of €17 million. Looking ahead, Campsider plans to expand into Italy and Germany beginning in 2026, leveraging its digitized French inventory to seed new markets. By 2027 it targets €24 million in revenue, 30 % of which would come from outside France. Founded in 2020, the business operates from Lyon with staff also in Paris and Annecy.
- Anodine
Led · Equity · Jan 2026
Anodine is a Gières-based cleantech startup that has developed an industrial process to upcycle and recharge electrolyzer electrodes, reducing the need for rare metals by half. The technology stems from ten years of research at Université Grenoble Alpes and the CNRS and is designed to lessen European dependence on Chinese-supplied electrodes while curbing global waste. With a seven-person team, the company plans to install a pilot line capable of producing 200,000 electrodes annually and to expand its commercial organization. Management’s longer-term goal is to become the leading European provider of sustainable electrodes for the hydrogen industry. In January 2026 Anodine closed a €2.5 million first funding round to finance the pilot facility and accelerate go-to-market efforts. The startup, founded in 2024, projects €2.5 million in revenue by 2027 as it moves from pilot to scaled production.