RwHealth, Evo and Voxboard Bag Funding

Southern comfort for an AI healthtech, a proptech startup, and a SaaS platform that helps product teams with management.

It’s the beautiful south as RwHealth, Evo and Voxboard have scooped up some tech funding in London and Kent. 

London-based AI healthtech RwHealth has raised $8.4 million (£6.2 million) in total Series A funding.

In Kent, proptech startup Evo has secured £1 million investment via the GroVentive investment platform.

While in London, QVentures has announced its undisclosed fund investment into Voxboard, a SaaS platform that helps product teams with management.

In Good RwHealth 

Founded in 2017, RwHealth offers a platform that combines AI, machine learning and data science for healthcare providers. For example, users can make predictions or model treatment options.

The raise, led by Maven VC and existing investor Guinness Asset Management, comes after the company recently reported 160% year-on-year growth as its solutions are being used by NHS trusts, private healthcare providers and pharmaceutical companies.

Orlando Agrippa, CEO and Founder of RwHealth, says: “The raise will support our work with UK and US healthcare partners, helping us to provide deeper clinical care technologies, while supporting post-pandemic recovery efforts with our AI data science platform.”

RwHealth currently works with more than 40 providers in the UK and internationally and its AI technology has processed more than 10.5 million patients in the UK and a further 5.5 million across the Middle East and Australia.

The firm adds that its platform has helped many of the UK’s hospitals to combat bed shortages and tackle waiting list issues which have worsened during and immediately after the pandemic.

The company is headquartered in London’s Canary Wharf. RwHealth is a trading name of Draper and Dash Limited.

At the House of Evo 

Evo’s investment round was supported by venture capital firm Moscar Capital. Evo connects landlords, residents and trades professionals during the property management process.

It was co-founded by Dean Shepherd and Mark Iandoli in 2018. Steve Norris – the former MP and Minister for Transport (1992-96) – became Evo’s Chairman in 2019.

The firm works across the private and public sectors – in the public sector, housing associations and local authorities are Evo’s fastest-growing segment.

It provides landlords with insights into their properties, with access to service histories, and the ability to track jobs in real-time. For those with larger portfolios the tech startup can provide a white-labelled custom solution. For residents, they can report problems through its mobile app.

Dean Shepherd, Co-Founder and CEO, comments: “With a tech-first approach, Evo is more like Uber or Deliveroo compared to the more traditional property management processes which are still the status quo. Renters have been crying out for a better way to communicate with their landlords and property managers, and our site goes a long way to improving what is normally a slow and frustrating process.”

Evo will use the funding for partnerships with different providers – covering areas including the payment of rent, utilities, grocery deliveries and dealing with local authorities.

Productive Days for Voxboard 

Voxboard’s product is designed for product managers, engineers, designers and other executives within product and business units.

Ben Corbett, Co-Founder and CEO of Voxboard, says: “Empowering product managers, designers and engineers to build the right thing is important. It reduces waste and results in happier customers. It is a problem we are familiar with first and are obsessed with solving.”

Along with Corbett, the company’s team is made up of co-founders Sebastian Sas Mangel and Tim Bouckley, with previous experience at Booking.com, Shell and IDEO.

Voxboard’s site is currently offering early access.

The funding round was also supported by angel investors from UK companies including Wise and Blockchain.com.

QVentures has participated in rounds with an aggregate combined size of over £220 million in 115 companies.

Antony Peyton
Antony Peyton
Antony Peyton is the Editor of eWeek UK. He has 18 years' journalism and writing experience. His career has taken him to China, Japan and the UK - covering tech, fintech and business. Follow on Twitter @TonyFintech.
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