Earlier today, I shared the news that Portland startup Reclaim.ai had raised a $4.8 million Seed round, with some notable investors in tow. So notable, as a matter of fact, that a number of other writers took notice.
Here are some of the additional stories on Reclaim.ai:
Forbes’ Term Sheet
Reclaim.ai, a Portland-based calendar assistant and time management platform, raised $4.8 million in seed funding. Index Ventures led the round and was joined by investors including Gradient Ventures, Flying Fish, Operator Partners, and Calendly.
GeekWire: Calendar assistant startup Reclaim.ai raises $4.8M, reports 4K companies using its platform
Portland, Ore.-based Reclaim.ai has raised $4.8 million in a seed funding round to help grow its calendar tool that uses machine learning and natural language processing to help users better manage their time. The startup launched in June 2019 and previously raised $1.5 million.
Portland Business Journal: Calendar assistant startup Reclaim.ai raises $4.8M
The round was led by Index Ventures and included Gradient Ventures, Flying Fish Partners, Operator Partners and Calendly. The team also brought in a series of strategic angel investors including Yvonne Wassenaar, CEO at Portland-based Puppet; Kenny Van Zant, head of business at Asana; Jason Warner, chief technology officer at Github; Sue Khim, CEO at Brilliant.org; and Alex Solomon, co-founder and chief technology officer at PagerDuty.
The Oregonian
For more information, see the Reclaim.ai blog post and press release.
