Five Ukrainian startups attracted the interest of American investors at Demo Day in San Francisco and received preliminary financing proposals totaling over $1 million. Among their developments are autonomous mail machines, AI assistants for business, and tools for automating company operations.
Five Ukrainian startups attracted the interest of American investors at Demo Day in San Francisco and received preliminary financing proposals totaling over $1 million. Among their developments are autonomous mail machines, AI assistants for business, and tools for automating company operations.
This was reported by the press service of the Ukrainian YEP Accelerator.
At Demo Day, eight Ukrainian startups presented their products to Silicon Valley investors. Five teams received preliminary investment proposals from venture funds.
JetBeep creates smart mailboxes that are battery-operated and do not require a constant connection to the power grid. More than 6,500 of these devices are already in use in Europe.
Obriy.ai develops AI agents that can independently answer customer questions and help companies organize their support service.
Almexoft helps companies automate workflows on a no-code platform. For example, configure task sequences and approvals without the need to create a separate application.
Briefkits uses AI to help brands run ads on Facebook and Instagram more effectively and get more results from their advertising budget.
Apprify helps mortgage brokers navigate complex loan applications by simplifying the process of assessing a client's situation and finding potential mortgage options.
So far, we are talking about soft commitments — preliminary willingness of funds to invest money. The final decision will be made after checking the startups and agreeing on the agreements. Potential investments in each team range from $150,000 to $250,000.
In July, dev.ua wrote that YEP Accelerator selected Ukrainian startups for the first program in Silicon Valley.
