Blume Ventures — Funding Activity & Portfolio Companies | RoundOS

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All recorded activity

Blume Ventures backs founders early and supports them over the long term, with recorded RoundOS activity in health devices and consumer networks.

Early backing and continuing partnership

Blume describes its approach as investing early in founders tackling difficult problems and remaining a long-term partner as their companies develop. Its published work covers the Indian startup ecosystem and companies serving consumer and business markets.

Activity recorded on RoundOS

RoundOS records include health-device businesses Mave Health and Ultrahuman, alongside MeantToBe, the company behind dating network Rivet. These are examples from the financing events covered here; the firm’s official portfolio provides the wider investment picture.

Sources

blume.vc

Rounds participated in: 7
Confirmed lead rounds: 1
New companies: 7
Funding in participating rounds: $146.4M

By stage

Seed2

Series A2

Undisclosed2

Series C+1

By primary sector

Healthtech3

AI1

Consumer1

Edtech1

Fintech1

By country

India4

United States3

Rounds

7 in all activity

Oct 19

Voice AI for recruiting and managing frontline employees.

₹393MSeries A

Lead

Oct 14

Confido Health automates patient access and administrative workflows for medical and dental practices.

$12.5MSeries A extension

Participant

Sep 24

MeantToBe, Inc.

The company behind Rivet, a dating network where community members suggest introductions for other users.

Participant

Sep 3

Slice provides digital banking and payments services to Indian consumers through its app-based banking platform.

₹4.8BFunding round

Participant

Sep 3

Ultrahuman combines a wearable ring with app-based health insights and complementary testing.

$70MFunding round

Participant

Mar 18

Provides a non-invasive wearable headset for focus, mood, and stress regulation

Role not disclosed

Jul 3

Leverage Edu helps students plan, apply for and finance higher education abroad.

~$40MSeries C and debt financing

Participant