Social Tech Trust

Social Tech Trust is a leading impact investment firm based in Oxford, United Kingdom, established in 2008. The organization focuses on investing in socially motivated technology ventures that aim to create positive social impact. By challenging conventional perceptions of the relationship between technology and society, Social Tech Trust seeks to ensure that the ongoing technological revolution delivers equitable benefits. The firm identifies opportunities where technology can significantly transform lives and partners with individuals and organizations to demonstrate the potential of socially driven tech solutions. Their mission is to foster an environment where people's needs shape technological advancements, ultimately driving social transformation. Through their efforts in leading discussions on transformative technology and enabling the growth of socially motivated ventures, Social Tech Trust is dedicated to realizing its vision of a world where technology serves as a catalyst for inspirational change and improved quality of life.

Edward Evans

CEO and Founder

114 past transactions

Xploro

Seed Round in 2023
Xploro is a clinically validated health information platform focused on empowering young patients by delivering health-related information in an engaging manner. Through the use of augmented reality, gameplay, and artificial intelligence, Xploro's mobile application provides an interactive experience that helps young patients feel informed and engaged. By making the learning process enjoyable, the platform aims to reduce stress and anxiety associated with medical conditions, ultimately improving clinical outcomes for its users.

WeWALK

Grant in 2022
WeWALK Limited is a London-based company established in 2017 that develops innovative mobility tools for visually impaired individuals. The company is best known for its smart cane, which incorporates advanced technology, including an ultrasonic sensor that detects obstacles above chest height and provides haptic feedback to enhance navigation safety. Additionally, the WeWALK mobile application complements the smart cane by offering features such as outdoor navigation, wayfinding, integration with Amazon Alexa, and public transportation enhancements. By merging cutting-edge technology with personal experience, WeWALK aims to foster greater independence and social inclusion for visually impaired people, transforming their mobility experience and empowering them in their daily lives.

CO2A Global

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
CO2A Global provides carbon accounting software which is designed to measure carbon usage

Wagestream

Series C in 2022
Wagestream Ltd., founded in 2018 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, develops a financial services application designed to enhance employee benefits and financial well-being. The platform allows employees to access their earned wages instantly, providing them with greater control over their pay schedules. This innovation aims to alleviate financial stress related to unexpected expenses by eliminating the need for advances, loans, and the burdens of high-interest credit or payday loans. Additionally, Wagestream offers various financial tools that help businesses support their employees in managing expenses, setting savings goals, and developing financial plans. By addressing these financial challenges, Wagestream seeks to reduce the poverty premium and prevent employees from falling into cycles of debt.

Materials Nexus

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Materials Nexus is a deep-tech company specializing in accelerating sustainable materials innovation. It automates complex quantum calculations at scale, enhancing accuracy and efficiency. The company's core business lies in developing a material modeling platform that integrates quantum mechanics and artificial intelligence. This platform facilitates the creation of greener, more sustainable materials with reduced greenhouse gas emissions, primarily targeting the construction sector for access to eco-friendly building materials.

SEaB Energy

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
SEaB Energy Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of self-contained anaerobic digestion systems that convert food and other bio wastes into biogas, which can be utilized for heating water and generating electricity. The company’s patented products, including the Muckbuster® and Flexibuster™, are compact and modular systems designed for easy installation in shipping containers, catering to smaller waste producers generating between 200 and 1,000 tonnes of waste annually. In addition to biogas production, these systems also produce liquid and solid fertilizers. SEaB Energy provides comprehensive services, including installation, maintenance, and consulting, aimed at farmers, food processors, retailers, and those in the catering and accommodation sectors. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Southampton, United Kingdom, SEaB Energy focuses on enabling clients to reduce operational costs, enhance sustainability, and generate a return on investment through efficient waste management solutions.

Vistalworks

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Vistalworks specializes in risk-scoring technology aimed at combating online illicit trade. The company develops cybersecurity and intelligence software that identifies illegal products and their sellers operating on the internet. By providing consumers with warnings about potential harm before making purchases, Vistalworks enhances informed decision-making. Additionally, the company's software offers vital intelligence to law enforcement and regulatory agencies, aiding in the identification and prevention of illegal transactions. Vistalworks also plans to supply banks and payment providers with seller risk scores to further mitigate the risks associated with online commerce. Ultimately, its solutions support consumer protection and public awareness initiatives, helping local authorities to reduce demand for illicit goods and safeguard citizens.

Treeconomy

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Treeconomy is a nature-based carbon removal company that focuses on developing an integrated platform for nature restoration and carbon removal projects. By leveraging advanced artificial intelligence and remote sensing technology, Treeconomy aims to enhance the design, funding, and long-term monitoring of these initiatives. The company's innovative approach makes nature restoration both trusted and investable, facilitating a better understanding of project impacts for land managers, project developers, and asset managers. Through its efforts, Treeconomy contributes to addressing environmental challenges while promoting sustainable practices in carbon management.

Quanterra Systems

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Quanterra Systems provides robust, affordable and timely measurement of ecosystem carbon flows for nature based Solutions to climate change

Reewild

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Reewild is a climate-tech company that provides a platform aimed at enabling responsible businesses and conscientious consumers to manage greenhouse gas emissions effectively. Its application serves as a comprehensive tool for evaluating and communicating the carbon footprint of food products, allowing businesses to assess their environmental impact while offering consumers credible information to make informed, sustainable choices. Additionally, Reewild optimizes food planning and grocery shopping, streamlining the purchasing process to enhance user experience. The platform caters to a wide audience, including individual consumers, food brands, and retailers, promoting a more sustainable approach to food consumption and environmental responsibility.

Modulous

Non Equity Assistance in 2022
Modulous Limited is a London-based company founded in 2018 that focuses on designing, developing, and delivering affordable and sustainable homes globally. The company operates a digitized software platform that creates engineered designs for multi-family housing using a defined kit of parts. By leveraging generative design, artificial intelligence, and 5D BIM modeling, Modulous provides property developers and architects with planning-compliant designs in minutes, allowing them to evaluate a range of design options efficiently before proceeding with planning submissions. The company aims to address the global housing shortage through innovative technology, promoting the construction of quality and sustainable living spaces.

Blackbear

Seed Round in 2022
Blackbear is an Amsterdam-based company founded in 2019 by Joep Wittebrood and Stefan Hoogenboom, focused on transforming the working landscape. The company operates a flexible workforce platform that connects organizations with a diverse network of over 12,000 skilled professionals. By addressing capacity gaps, Blackbear offers companies access to a broad range of expertise while providing freelancers with opportunities that transcend geographical boundaries. This ecosystem not only facilitates skill development but also promotes fair employment based on qualifications. Additionally, Blackbear incorporates a business challenge platform that connects young talents with companies, offering pre-developed and customized challenges to encourage growth and problem-solving.

Recycleye

Seed Round in 2021
Recycleye Limited, founded in London in 2019 by Victor Dewulf, develops AI-powered machine learning tools for waste management. These tools facilitate waste characterization, tracking, and automated sorting, empowering users to transition towards a more circular economy efficiently.

Feebris

Seed Round in 2021
Feebris Ltd is a UK-based company, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Saffron Walden, that specializes in developing artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms for the detection of respiratory conditions. The company creates a mobile software platform that integrates with various point-of-care devices, such as digital stethoscopes and wearables. This technology is designed for community-based diagnosis and monitoring, allowing non-clinical users to identify early signs of deterioration in patients, thereby preventing complications and reducing the need for hospitalization. Feebris' team comprises experts in biomedical engineering, machine learning, global health, and business, all dedicated to transforming healthcare into a more equitable, personalized, and patient-driven system.

CityMaaS

Non Equity Assistance in 2021
CityMaaS Ltd. is a technology company based in Bromley, United Kingdom, that specializes in multimodal mobility solutions for individuals with disabilities. Founded in 2018, the company develops CityMaaS Assist, a mobile application and web service that offers personalized travel assistance. This platform provides an end-to-end service, facilitating route discovery, essential information, booking, and payment for door-to-door journeys in urban environments. Utilizing a self-adapting user interface tailored to various disabilities, CityMaaS Assist employs an intelligent algorithm that leverages machine learning to continuously adapt to users' travel behaviors, ensuring optimal options are available in real-time. Additionally, the company offers the CityMaaS Optimised Dynamic Interface Engine, a SaaS platform designed to enhance the interaction between users and applications, featuring tools for interaction analysis and reporting.

Walk With Path

Grant in 2020
Walk With Path specializes in developing wearable products that enhance mobility and provide therapeutic benefits for patients. The company's primary offering is a smart insole equipped with biofeedback and sensors, specifically designed to assist individuals with diabetes in improving balance and preventing foot ulcers. One of their key innovations, the Path Finder, is a medical device aimed at helping individuals with Parkinson's disease manage 'freezing of gait,' a condition where patients feel momentarily stuck. This product has shown efficacy through published evidence in Neurology. Walk With Path also offers data insights and analytics for both end users and healthcare professionals, making their products applicable for daily use and gait analysis in clinical and non-clinical settings.

EcoSync

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
EcoSync is a developer of an intelligent cloud-based dynamic energy management platform aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of commercial buildings and combating climate change. The company's system utilizes occupancy information from room booking systems along with hardware-free occupancy detectors to manage heating efficiently. By dynamically adjusting temperatures in response to real-time occupancy data, EcoSync helps buildings halt unnecessary heating in unoccupied spaces, leading to significant energy savings of 30-50%. Additionally, the platform allows clients to monitor building performance, reduce energy expenses, and lower their overall environmental impact. Through these innovative solutions, EcoSync enables organizations to enhance sustainability while optimizing their energy management practices.

Neurofenix

Seed Round in 2020
Neurofenix is a company focused on enhancing rehabilitation for stroke victims through innovative technology. It has developed an upper limb rehabilitation device that aims to make therapy more autonomous, enjoyable, and accessible. This device features a hand-training controller that allows users to engage their impaired hand in interactive video games, transforming traditional rehabilitation exercises into fun and immersive experiences. By providing patients with effective arm and hand therapy both in clinical settings and from the comfort of their homes, Neurofenix seeks to empower stroke survivors in their recovery journeys.

Baobab

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Baobab Connect is an online legal platform designed to facilitate access to justice by connecting users with legal professionals. The platform offers tools for tracking referrals, managing remote teams, and measuring impact. It enables lawyers to create engaging video-based tutorials, empowering individuals to resolve many of their own legal issues. With a focus on security and privacy, Baobab Connect aims to streamline the process of seeking legal assistance while enhancing the overall user experience.

Akari

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Akari is a technology company dedicated to digital inclusivity, aiming to improve how people work, communicate, and access essential tools through innovative solutions. With over 20 years of collective experience in the tech industry, Akari focuses on providing cloud services that support organizations in harnessing technology for individual employee empowerment. Their offerings include Microsoft Teams applications, security workshops, training in Azure fundamentals and Power BI, as well as a change management center of excellence. By addressing the gap for female-led organizations in technology, Akari emphasizes digital transformation and real-life impact, delivering substantial change for some of the UK's most prominent companies.

BeneTalk

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
BeneTalk is a digital speech therapy application designed to assist individuals who stutter in improving their communication skills. The app functions as an on-demand speech-tracking tool that monitors breathing and speech patterns, offering real-time feedback and performance history tracking. This innovative approach allows users to learn and practice new speaking habits in a variety of speaking situations, much like a fitness tracker for speech. By empowering users and their families, BeneTalk aims to enhance the quality of life for those facing speech and language challenges.

MiiCare

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
MiiCare is a company that specializes in creating an AI Home Care Platform designed to support older adults, families, and caregivers in promoting safe and healthy living environments. The platform focuses on active aging through a personalized, human-centered approach, addressing various health determinants such as physical surroundings, vital signs, and mental well-being. By incorporating telehealth devices, passive sensors, acoustic sensing, and AI-driven digital therapeutics, MiiCare enhances health outcomes for aging individuals. Its conversational AI, named Monica, functions as a Digital Health Coach, engaging users and monitoring their home environments while alerting caregivers to any significant health or behavioral changes. MiiCare's innovative solutions facilitate medication adherence, encourage healthy habits, and deliver tailored digital therapeutic content. The company aims to significantly reduce care costs, alleviate the burden on healthcare staff, and minimize hospitalizations, while maintaining high levels of user engagement.

OrxaGrid

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
OrxaGrid provides IoT solutions for the electricity sector. They offer real-time insights into energy and asset conditions, giving everyone from system administrators to asset managers an easy way to understand dependencies, performance trends, prioritization, and more across the hybrid enterprise.

MyCognition

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
MyCognition is a company focused on understanding and improving cognition through innovative digital technologies. It develops cognitive fitness assessment and training programs designed to track and strengthen cognitive health. The company's offerings include fun assessments, video-game brain training, and personalized habits tailored to individual profiles. These tools aim to enhance brain health, performance, mental resilience, and effective stress management, positioning MyCognition as a leader in optimizing cognitive potential on a global scale.

LettUs Grow

Seed Round in 2020
LettUs Grow Ltd. is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, founded in 2015, that specializes in aeroponic irrigation and control technology for indoor farming. The company develops innovative systems that enable plants to grow without soil, using a fine mist for watering and LED lighting for photosynthesis. Their modular, nozzle-free aeroponic hardware is designed to be easy to clean and fully automatable, which reduces the reliance on pesticides and minimizes operational costs. In addition to hardware, LettUs Grow provides software and data services that optimize farming practices, enhancing efficiency and sustainability while lowering the environmental impact of agriculture. The company is committed to transforming farming through technology, aiming to create a more sustainable and efficient agricultural industry.

Hello Lamp Post

Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Hello Lamp Post is a digital communication and engagement platform that encourages community interaction through familiar street furniture. By using a chat-based system, the platform allows individuals to engage in conversations via their mobile phones, leading to a more interactive urban experience. Users can inquire about practical information such as bus times and parking instructions, while also sharing thoughts and experiences related to their surroundings. This innovative approach not only facilitates consumer research and community consultation but also enhances storytelling within urban environments.

The Tribe Project

Seed Round in 2020
The mission of The Tribe Project is to increase social action, improving the quality of life for millions of vulnerable people.

Voiceitt

Seed Round in 2019
Voiceitt Ltd., established in 2012 and headquartered in Ramat Gan, Israel, specializes in developing mobile applications that empower individuals with speech impairments or non-standard speech patterns to communicate effectively. The company's core product is an automatic speech recognition platform that translates distorted pronunciation into intelligible speech, providing independence and improved quality of life for users with speech and motor disabilities, as well as serving as a useful tool for their caregivers.

Piclo

Grant in 2019
Piclo is an independent marketplace focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of electricity grids. The company provides a platform that leverages local and flexible energy markets, integrating renewable power sources, battery storage, and electric vehicles to support grid balancing. By facilitating greater participation and standardization, Piclo aims to streamline the transition to a low-carbon future, contributing to the development of resilient and low-cost energy systems. Its innovative approach encourages the utilization of digital tools that improve the management of renewable energy, positioning it as a key player in the ongoing shift towards Net Zero.

iDyslexic

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
iDyslexic is a technology company that operates a social networking platform designed specifically for individuals living or working with dyslexia and ADHD. The platform includes secure, built-in classrooms where students, parents, teachers, and caseworkers can collaborate on Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), homework assignments, calendars, and activities. Utilizing artificial intelligence to analyze interactions within the platform, iDyslexic aims to enhance learning outcomes and teaching methods for users with these neurodiverse conditions.

ev.energy

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Ev.energy is a London-based company founded in 2018 that specializes in smart charging software for electric vehicles. The company develops an energy intelligence platform designed to optimize the charging process, making it both environmentally friendly and cost-effective for utility providers and their customers. By wirelessly connecting to various electric vehicles and Level 2 chargers, Ev.energy intelligently manages the charging of these vehicles in accordance with utility and network signals. This approach not only helps to reduce carbon emissions but also engages customers through a mobile application that rewards them for their participation. Through its innovative solutions, Ev.energy aims to facilitate affordable and sustainable electric vehicle charging for drivers at home.

Access Earth

Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Access Earth is a platform designed to provide users with reliable and current accessibility information about various locations and businesses. By allowing members to rate and share specific details regarding the accessibility of restaurants, hotels, and tourist attractions, the service helps individuals make informed choices based on their unique needs. The peer-review system enables users to contribute and access valuable insights, ensuring that clients can stay informed about accessibility options worldwide. Access Earth aims to create a community where members can explore new places with confidence, knowing that they have the information necessary to accommodate their individual requirements.

Beam

Grant in 2019
Beam is a social enterprise bringing AI to welfare services, trusted by over 100 government partners. Enabled by tech and AI, our expert caseworkers have supported thousands of underserved people into homes and jobs, while our software has slashed admin for thousands of frontline workers. Funded by the Mayor of London and the world's top tech entrepreneurs, Beam is transforming how the world supports those left behind. Beam’s award-winning work has been covered widely in the media, including by the BBC, The Times, The FT, The Independent, Evening Standard, Sky, Time Out and others. Beam were also named one of London’s Top 10 Startups by WIRED magazine, Top 15 UK Startups by LinkedIn, and features regularly on The Escape 100.

The Future Fox

Seed Round in 2019
Developer of a citizen engagement and analytics platform designed to make people a part of the urban planning system in the United Kingdom. The company's platform specializes in collecting opinions and feedback from people with different backgrounds, enabling government organizations and constructors to build projects the way people want them to.

RightsDD

Grant in 2018
RightsDD is a technology company that specializes in modern slavery risk management. It offers an online solution that enables businesses to assess their operations and supply chains for slavery risks. The platform helps prioritize at-risk suppliers, geographies, and products for targeted action, collects data for reporting purposes, and provides a custom dashboard to monitor key risk indicators. This tool assists corporate clients in ensuring compliance with regulations, mitigating human rights risks, and protecting people within their supply chains.

Agricompas

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Agricompas is a developer of an agricultural data analytics platform that provides essential knowledge to growers and decision-makers in the agricultural sector. The company specializes in collecting and processing data related to economic, technical, social, and environmental processes that are crucial for agricultural production systems. By leveraging insights from crop federations and research institutes, Agricompas helps agronomists and farmers make informed decisions to optimize sustainable production. The platform aims to enhance productivity and profitability for farmers while simultaneously reducing environmental impacts and improving socio-economic conditions within the agricultural community.

BetterSpace

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
BetterSpace is an intelligent platform designed to enhance mental well-being by connecting individuals with appropriate clinical and non-clinical services. Focused on addressing the employee mental health crisis, the platform provides tools that create directories of well-being activities tailored for the workplace. By offering personalized mental health solutions, BetterSpace enables businesses to effectively manage workplace stress and promote a healthier work environment.

Agrimetrics

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Agrimetrics is a big data center of excellence focused on the agri-food value chain, facilitating collaboration between the farming and food sectors. The company operates a digital platform that serves as a secure data hub for the agri-food community, enhancing access to publicly funded data sources. Agrimetrics provides data and tools designed to drive sustainable productivity, helping farmers to find, manage, and monetize agri-food data. Additionally, Agrimetrics offers advisory services to develop and implement knowledge-based solutions aimed at building resilience and sustainability within the agri-food industry.

Immersive Rehab

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Immersive Rehab Ltd. is a London-based company that specializes in creating interactive virtual reality environments and games aimed at enhancing physical and neuro-rehabilitation. Established in 2016, the company focuses on developing engaging rehabilitation programs that improve patient recovery outcomes. By transforming traditional rehabilitation practices into immersive experiences, Immersive Rehab seeks to address the challenges of accessibility and motivation in physical therapy. The platform encourages patient engagement and long-term compliance, which are crucial for successful treatment. Ultimately, Immersive Rehab aims to empower patients by making rehabilitation more enjoyable and effective, thereby helping them regain independence.

Upstream Health

Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Upstream Health is a company based in North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, that specializes in developing innovative technologies and service approaches for health and social care teams. Founded in 2018, the company utilizes artificial intelligence alongside a mobile and analytics platform to promote a proactive, "upstream" approach to healthcare, focusing on preventive care. Upstream Health's platform is designed to enhance electronic medical record systems, enabling health and social care professionals to improve patient outcomes through comprehensive clinical functions. By integrating experienced technologists and health service innovators, Upstream Health aims to address the evolving needs of the health and social care systems, ultimately improving citizen health outcomes.

workerbird

Grant in 2018
Workerbird is dedicated to enhancing the working conditions of low-wage workers in the UK. The company operates a workforce data collection and tracking platform designed to empower these workers by helping them understand and improve their work environments. By utilizing reflective tracking and human-centered data insights, Workerbird provides users with tools to analyze their working patterns and relationships. This enables workers to easily monitor their daily activities and supports them in making meaningful changes to their working conditions. Through its innovative approach, Workerbird aims to foster better working experiences for millions of individuals in low-wage employment.

Open Bionics

Seed Round in 2018
Open Bionics Ltd. is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, founded in 2014, that specializes in the development and manufacturing of robotic bionic hands for amputees, researchers, and hobbyists. The company is known for creating the Hero Arm, a lightweight, multi-grip bionic arm specifically designed for individuals with upper limb differences. This innovative product features a ventilated, adjustable socket and removable aesthetic covers, allowing users to customize the appearance of their bionic arm with popular designs, including those from Disney and iconic characters. Open Bionics aims to make advanced bionic technology more accessible and affordable, enhancing the mobility and quality of life for amputees through personalized assistive devices. The company also offers 3D printed bionic hand kits and components available for purchase online.

TapSOS

Grant in 2018
TapSOS is an app for a non-verbal method of contacting the emergency services. It will promote inclusivity and help transform the delivery of emergency services.

Carefree

Seed Round in 2018
Carefree is a digital charity dedicated to supporting full-time unpaid carers.

Carers Trust

Grant in 2017
Carers Trust provides basic digital skills for young adult carers to help them achieve their aspirations. A carer is anyone who cares, unpaid, for a friend or family member who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support. Anyone could be a carer – a 15-year-old girl looking after a parent with an alcohol problem, a 40-year-old man caring for his partner who has terminal cancer, or an 80-year-old woman looking after her husband who has Alzheimer's disease.

Carers UK

Grant in 2017
Carers UK is an innovative mobile and online app that is designed by carers for carers. Jointly makes caring easier, less stressful and more organised by making communication and coordination between those who share the care as easy as a text message. That’s 1 in 8 adults who care, unpaid, for family and friends. Within our lifetime, there will be 9 million carers. Our loved ones are living longer with illness or disability, and more and more of us are looking after them. Whether round-the-clock or for a few hours a week, in our own home or for someone at the other end of a motorway – caring can have a huge effect on us, our lives and our plans. Caring is such an important part of life. It’s simply part of being human. Carers are holding families together, enabling loved ones to get the most out of life, making an enormous contribution to society and saving the economy billions of pounds. Yet many of us are stretched to the limit – juggling care with work and family life, or even struggling with poor health ourselves. We often find it difficult to make ends meet if we’re unable to work or if we’ve reduced our working hours to care. Every day 6,000 people become carers. Many don’t know how or where to get help. It can be frightening and very lonely. For some it’s sudden: someone you love is taken ill or has an accident, your child is born with a disability. For others, caring creeps up unnoticed: your parents can’t manage on their own any longer, your partner’s health gets gradually worse. Looking after someone can be tough, but you’re not on your own. Carers UK is here to listen, to give you expert information and advice that’s tailored to your situation, to champion your rights and support you in finding new ways to manage at home, at work, or wherever you are.

Night Zookeeper

Seed Round in 2017
Night Zookeeper is a UK-based educational technology company that offers an engaging online learning platform focused on enhancing children's writing skills. The platform provides interactive lessons, a class blog, and an extensive library of resources, transforming young learners into active creators rather than passive consumers. Additionally, Night Zookeeper publishes storybooks to inspire creative activities both within and beyond the classroom.

Northcoders

Seed Round in 2017
Northcoders is an independent coding school that specializes in providing comprehensive training programs for aspiring software developers and data engineers. The institution focuses on full-stack JavaScript coding, equipping participants with the essential skills needed to advance their careers in technology. Northcoders offers a variety of training options, including boot camp courses, government-funded apprenticeships, and customized training programs tailored to meet specific client needs. In addition to technical skills, the school fosters a community environment where attendees can build lasting relationships and professional networks, enhancing their overall learning experience and preparing them for successful careers in software development.

Home-Start UK

Venture Round in 2017
Home-Start UK has working with Techmums to offer digital skills training to young mothers. Home-Start started in 1973. We were founded by Margaret Harrison who believed that supporting a family was best done in their home where it can be shaped to the needs of the family. She realised that if parents get support and friendship from another parent, they will be better equipped to learn to cope with the many difficulties life can bring, and will be able to give their children the best possible start to their own lives. While this idea remains at the heart of our work, we have created new ways of helping parents and their children to meet the changing needs of families. This idea that started in Leicester, spread across the UK and is now a movement around the world. There are now 22 countries on five continents that have Home-Starts providing support for families. Margaret remained life president of Home-Start until her death in 2015.

Konnektis

Grant in 2017
At Konnektis, they're working to solve an important problem that will make a huge difference to millions of people. They are developing a digital platform to encourage better real-time communication and collaboration between carers of older people, be they relatives, friends, paid carers or local volunteers.

Corporation Pop

Grant in 2017
Corporation Pop designs original and engaging interactive tools that help their clients communicate with their audience. Founded in 2007, the company is headquartered in Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom.

Media Co-op

Seed Round in 2017
Media Co-op specializes in the creation of digital media and films aimed at the third sector and broadcast television. The company develops comprehensive media strategies and produces both short and long films, alongside participatory projects that engage service-users. Additionally, it creates online campaigns driven by social media, allowing organizations to utilize videos and animations for various purposes, including campaigning, training, awareness-raising, and fundraising. Through its focus on impactful storytelling and collaboration, Media Co-op enables its clients to effectively communicate their messages and enhance their outreach efforts.

Neurofenix

Seed Round in 2017
Neurofenix is a company focused on enhancing rehabilitation for stroke victims through innovative technology. It has developed an upper limb rehabilitation device that aims to make therapy more autonomous, enjoyable, and accessible. This device features a hand-training controller that allows users to engage their impaired hand in interactive video games, transforming traditional rehabilitation exercises into fun and immersive experiences. By providing patients with effective arm and hand therapy both in clinical settings and from the comfort of their homes, Neurofenix seeks to empower stroke survivors in their recovery journeys.

Moving Memory Dance Theatre

Grant in 2017
Moving Memory Dance Theatre is a dance company focused on empowering older individuals through creative expression. It provides opportunities for participation and performance in various artistic forms, including movement, music, and spoken word. The organization offers workshops and training programs led by experienced professionals, enabling older adults to engage with their hobbies and enjoy meaningful entertainment. Through its initiatives, Moving Memory aims to enhance the lives of older people by fostering a supportive environment for artistic exploration and expression.

Tiny Medical Apps

Grant in 2017
Tiny Medical Apps is a UK-based company that develops mobile health applications. Its flagship product, Learnable for Asthma, is a gamified platform designed to engage young people in managing their asthma. The app digitizes and personalizes Asthma Action Plans, making essential information easily accessible on smartphones. By increasing understanding and engagement with these plans, Tiny Medical Apps aims to reduce asthma-related hospitalizations and deaths, particularly among teenagers. The app securely stores user data in the cloud and offers an admin dashboard for updates and data analysis.

Hometouch

Seed Round in 2017
Hometouch is a UK-based company that operates an online marketplace for home care services, primarily focused on supporting individuals with dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions. Founded in 2015 by Dr. Jamie Wilson, a former NHS dementia specialist, the platform connects families seeking care with professional carers in their vicinity. Users can search for and select carers based on their video profiles, customer reviews, and specific skills and experiences. Hometouch offers two main services: hometouch Connect, which allows users to choose and manage their own carer, and hometouch Assist, a fully managed live-in care service. The company aims to revolutionize the home care industry by leveraging technology to improve transparency, trust, and efficiency in care provision.

GiveVision

Grant in 2017
GiveVision is a company that develops innovative software for smart glasses aimed at assisting blind and partially sighted individuals. Its technology functions as an intelligent companion, capable of recognizing text, people, places, and objects, thereby providing users with relevant information on demand. This enhances mobility and independence for those with severe sight impairments. Additionally, the company's wearable vision aid device utilizes augmented and virtual reality technology to help restore sight, enabling visually impaired users to perceive their surroundings both up close and at a distance. Through its advancements, GiveVision seeks to transform the lives of those diagnosed with untreatable sight loss.

City Arts

Grant in 2017
Since 1977, we’ve been breaking down barriers to reconnect people with art, culture and creativity. We stand up for people who are underrepresented in the arts. We see talent where it has been overlooked and undervalued. Anywhere can be your studio, your gallery, your stage. At City Arts, we believe you are an artist.

Alice SI

Seed Round in 2017
Alice SI Ltd is a London-based company founded in 2016 that operates an online donation platform leveraging blockchain technology for charitable organizations. The platform enables charities to raise funds by providing donors with transparency regarding the impact of their contributions, ensuring that donations are allocated exclusively to successful social programs. By utilizing smart contracts on a secure blockchain, Alice SI aims to enhance donor confidence and restore public trust in charities. This approach is designed to facilitate increased donations, ultimately supporting the social missions of various nonprofit organizations.

Bounce Works

Seed Round in 2017
Bounce Works is a digital design foundry focused on enhancing young people's mental health through innovative digital products. As a social enterprise, it creates engaging and playful tools aimed at building emotional resilience and wellbeing in children. One of its key offerings is a virtual space game that serves as an emotional support system, helping families navigate grief. This platform allows users to securely record and store memories of loved ones, promoting the development of emotional resilience and transforming suffering into a source of hope. Through its products, Bounce Works aims to connect virtual experiences with real-life emotional growth.

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Seed Round in 2017
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ThermaFY

Seed Round in 2017
ThermaFYis to measure the efficiency of heating systems, combined with their house survey looking at a properties heat loss. They work with housing associations to help reduce the impact of the energy crisis on their tenants.

Marmo Health

Grant in 2016
Marmo Health is dedicated to addressing the significant issue of medication non-adherence, which contributes to premature deaths globally. The company utilizes a chat-based application that leverages mobile technology and behavioral science to provide medication advice and support for patients with chronic illnesses. Through its platform, Marmo Health connects users with health experts via text messaging and facilitates peer groups for sharing information and experiences. The application includes coaching-led education programs aimed at individuals managing conditions such as diabetes, asthma, and cardiac issues. As a pre-revenue company, Marmo Health is poised to launch its product in the United States while finalizing clinical trials in the United Kingdom, all with a mission to improve patient outcomes and promote better medication adherence.

Chatterbox

Pre Seed Round in 2016
Chatterbox is a corporate language learning platform that connects professionals seeking language skills with native-speaking coaches who share similar professional backgrounds and interests. The platform enhances the learning experience by allowing users to practice actively with tutors, many of whom are displaced professionals currently underutilized in the job market. Chatterbox offers tutoring in various languages, including Arabic, French, Mandarin, and Spanish, and focuses on improving communication and cultural intelligence within corporate settings. The company aims to deliver effective language training that equips employees with the necessary business vocabulary to achieve professional fluency, resulting in high course completion rates. Co-founded by a former refugee and a Y Combinator alum, Chatterbox is supported by prominent investors.

Troo Life Coach

Grant in 2016
Troo Life Coach is an app helping teenagers develop a healthy mindset. Problems at school, fights with friends, worries about weight – there’s a lot that might be stressing out today’s teenagers. Solutions tend to focus on just one part of the problem. Troo Life Coach is harnessing a host of innovative technology to help teenagers make the right choices for a healthier, happier future.

NOW Group

Grant in 2016
NOW Group provides jam platform is a app giving people a discreet way to signal that they need extra time to access services.

Credit Kudos

Seed Round in 2016
Credit Kudos Limited is a London-based credit bureau that operates an online credit scoring platform in the United Kingdom. The company enables borrowers to securely share their creditworthiness with lenders and brokers by connecting directly to their online banking data. This innovative approach allows lenders to quickly assess an individual's suitability for credit through a transparent scoring system based on consumer transaction data. Credit Kudos employs machine learning to enhance its credit assessment processes, promoting financial inclusion and improving credit availability. Its services include an online dashboard for affordability requests and tools like Atlas, an underwriting platform that leverages Open Banking data, as well as the Reports API, which facilitates automation in lending decisions. Founded in 2015, Credit Kudos aims to provide a fairer representation of creditworthiness and assist lenders in making informed decisions.

Limitless Travel

Seed Round in 2016
Limitless Travel Ltd is a company dedicated to providing travel experiences for individuals living with disabilities. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Birmingham, United Kingdom, the company specializes in offering holidays, tours, accommodation, and travel services tailored to the unique needs of disabled travelers. Limitless Travel provides various support options, including personal care, one-on-one assistance, group support, and flexible care packages. In addition to domestic offerings, the company also facilitates international holiday packages, ensuring that disabled individuals have access to diverse travel opportunities. Through its online platform, Limitless Travel informs potential guests about accessible accommodations and services, helping hotels showcase their features to attract customers in the accessible travel market.

Playlingo

Grant in 2016
Playlingo is an award-winning educational technology company headquartered in London, with additional offices in Edinburgh and Zurich. The company specializes in developing a game-based language learning application aimed at helping migrants in the UK improve their English skills. The application features a quiz-style game that encourages users to compete with friends, promoting a fun and engaging learning environment. It includes built-in templates and a live dictionary, allowing users to learn new vocabulary through word puzzles and animated games. Playlingo's mission is to encourage daily reading among English learners, thereby enhancing their language proficiency and communication abilities. The company has a proven track record of delivering high-quality products for notable organizations such as the BBC and Amazon.

WeFarm

Grant in 2016
WeFarm Limited, established in 2015, operates a unique agricultural platform that facilitates knowledge sharing among small-scale farmers worldwide. The company enables farmers to ask questions and receive crowd-sourced answers via SMS, connecting them with other farmers and relevant agribusinesses or micro-finance institutions. WeFarm's platform is accessible both online and offline, making it particularly useful for farmers with limited internet access. Headquartered in London, the company has field offices in Nairobi, Kampala, and Dar es Salaam, serving farmers across Africa and beyond. WeFarm has been recognized for its innovative approach, receiving awards such as FastCompany's Most Innovative Companies in Africa and Google's Impact Challenge Award.

Emteq Labs

Grant in 2016
Emteq Labs, established in 2015 and based in Brighton, UK, specializes in developing brain-computer interface technology. The company's core product is a pair of facial wearables, akin to glasses, which understand and interpret the expressions and emotions of the wearer. This is achieved through advanced AI techniques, enabling enhanced Human-Computer Interaction, Human Augmentation, and Emotion Analytics. Emteq's platform measures, monitors, and improves mood, health, and performance, allowing users to personalize their training and treatment.

Turinglab

Seed Round in 2016
Turinglab is an educational technology company founded by Imperial College London Computer Science postgraduates. They develop creative computing resources for schools, aiming to make digital skills education fun and effective, particularly for students from low-income backgrounds. Their project-based learning platform teaches programming practically and engagingly, enabling thousands of children nationwide to acquire coding skills for lifelong use.

Good Boost

Seed Round in 2016
Good Boost is a social enterprise that specializes in water-based rehabilitation programs, also known as aquatic therapy, designed to assist individuals with various health issues, particularly musculoskeletal conditions such as arthritis, knee pain, and back pain. The company provides personalized exercises and physical therapy programs that aim to enhance the health and well-being of participants through tailored movement rehabilitation. By offering affordable community services, Good Boost addresses health inequalities, making rehabilitation accessible to a broader audience. The focus on fun and engaging activities within the water environment contributes to a supportive and effective therapeutic experience for those seeking to improve their physical health.

Signly

Seed Round in 2016
Signly is an innovative app that provides pre-recorded sign language videos to enhance access to written content for d/Deaf sign language users. The platform is designed to enable deaf customers to self-serve and obtain British Sign Language (BSL) translations for any webpage, ensuring that they are not disadvantaged or discriminated against in accessing information. Signly integrates an audio layer that also supports individuals with sight loss, making the content more inclusive. By offering a user-friendly interface and customizable options for accessing sign language, Signly aims to bridge communication gaps and promote accessibility for diverse audiences.

CAST

Seed Round in 2016
CAST is growing the supply and demand of technology for social impact. They Are breaking down the barriers that exist between early stage ideas and those that scale, and making others braver - by demonstrating the potential of tech for good, and by working together to make it happen

Wavemaker Stoke

Seed Round in 2016
Wavemaker Stoke provides access to a variety of making and prototyping tools and equipment, such as laser cutters and 3D printers. Host classes, talk and meetups, to inspire, teach and connect people.

SkilRoute

Seed Round in 2016
SkilRoute is a London-based platform founded in 2015 that specializes in tactile skills education and training. It serves instructors, academics, and companies by offering an end-to-end solution for exploring and comparing educational options. SkilRoute features patent-pending interactive video technology that effectively replicates live, in-person instruction, enhancing the teaching of hands-on skills. This approach allows educators and trainers to create and distribute engaging learning content efficiently, catering to a global audience of students, employees, and customers. SkilRoute stands out as the first post-16 portal to provide a comprehensive overview of available options for young people, facilitating informed decision-making in their educational journeys.

Enabling Play

Grant in 2016
Enabling Play is an accessible game design studio founded by siblings Will and Cara Jessop, focused on creating engaging games for children with learning difficulties, particularly those with Down's Syndrome. The studio's mission stems from their personal experiences with their brother Tommy, emphasizing the importance of play in development. Their flagship project, "Millie Moreorless," is an award-winning iOS game designed to enhance mathematical skills through gameplay grounded in research on magnitude awareness, a critical foundation for learning math. The development process included workshops with young volunteers to ensure the game's relevance and effectiveness. "Millie Moreorless" has received numerous accolades, including features by Apple, the Editor’s Choice Award from the Children’s Technology Review, and recognition in the International Serious Play Awards, illustrating its impact and innovation in educational gaming for children with special needs.

Bristol Braille Technology

Non Equity Assistance in 2015
Bristol Braille Technology is building Canute, an affordable full-page Braille eBook reader. Canute is the world’s first viable multi-line refreshable Braille e-reader; a ‘Kindle for blind people’. Available for a price comparable to a new iPhone or Perkins Brailler, Canute has been developed by Bristol Braille Technology with, by, and for the blind community. Canute has been in development since 2012. In March 2018 it will begin its final pre-production testing pilot, prior to beginning sales later in the year. We’d love to give a specific release date, but its important to us to be transparent with our users: we want to hear back from the pilot programme feedback before we give a definitive date, and we don’t want to rush to market, only to deliver a sub-standard machine. If you would like to register an interest in pre-ordering, once we start to take them, please contact us.

Open Bionics

Seed Round in 2015
Open Bionics Ltd. is a company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, founded in 2014, that specializes in the development and manufacturing of robotic bionic hands for amputees, researchers, and hobbyists. The company is known for creating the Hero Arm, a lightweight, multi-grip bionic arm specifically designed for individuals with upper limb differences. This innovative product features a ventilated, adjustable socket and removable aesthetic covers, allowing users to customize the appearance of their bionic arm with popular designs, including those from Disney and iconic characters. Open Bionics aims to make advanced bionic technology more accessible and affordable, enhancing the mobility and quality of life for amputees through personalized assistive devices. The company also offers 3D printed bionic hand kits and components available for purchase online.

Ogenblik

Seed Round in 2015
Ogenblik provides tackling anxiety and behavioural health challenges with a touch-sensitive device and app.

EduKit

Seed Round in 2015
EduKit has a digital home for organisations that work with school-aged children to showcase their services and measure their effectiveness

64 Million Artists

Seed Round in 2015
64 Million Artists is a national campaign to unlock the potential of everyone in the UK through creativity. We use a simple, fun and free process: Do, Think and Share to support people who’d like to use creativity to express themselves, get a bit more of a spring in their step, or connect better with others. We believe passionately that everyone has the right to a creative life, that we are all instinctively creative but that often gets knocked out of us at school or work. With partners we are developing simple ways of helping people do stuff again, to just have a go without worrying about being good at something or being an expert. We work in a number of areas: With the arts and cultural sector (including the BBC on Get Creative) to ensure everyday creativity is encouraged and celebrated across the UK. With employers to bring fun and regular creativity to the workplace. With towns and cities to see what happens when you catalyse larger numbers of people to unleash their potential. And with people effected by stress, depression, anxiety or other wellbeing issues to explore how everyday creativity can make a positive contribution to individual lives across the UK. Sign up to our weekly Monday Challenge here We hope you enjoy exploring our site. Do keep in contact by emailing us. 64 Million Artists was founded by Jo Hunter and David Micklem who want to change the world for the better by placing creativity at the heart of British life.

I Can Make

Seed Round in 2015
I Can Make Ltd. is a UK-based company founded in 2014 that specializes in designing and providing engaging online three-dimensional printable kits aimed at children, parents, and educators. The company focuses on educational content that promotes learning through 3D printing, offering models with historical significance like Stephenson’s Rocket and Spaceship One. Their kits are crafted to be simple and fun, making them suitable for use both in classrooms and at home. I Can Make operates on a subscription model, providing downloadable objects along with curriculum-mapped lesson plans, tutorial videos, and instructional booklets, facilitating an enjoyable learning experience for users.

Dignisen

Seed Round in 2015
Dignisen is a moisture sensor for continence pads, which signals when they need changing. Pads can then be changed far quicker, reducing patient discomfort and helping to avoid severe infections and pressure ulcers. Unnecessary and invasive continence checks and changes are also avoided, improving patient quality of life.

Reason Digital

Venture Round in 2014
Reason Digital is a social enterprise focused on leveraging digital technology to address significant social challenges. Founded in 2008, the company consists of a team of 40 professionals dedicated to enhancing the safety of vulnerable populations, such as sex workers, and addressing issues like violent crime, addiction, food poverty, and health crises like HIV/AIDS, dementia, and diabetes. Reason Digital collaborates with charities, social enterprises, and various organizations to create impactful digital projects, including websites and storytelling tools that amplify user experiences. By harnessing current technologies and innovative architectural design, the company enables clients to optimize their technology strategies for improved outcomes and social impact.

Piclo

Grant in 2014
Piclo is an independent marketplace focused on enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of electricity grids. The company provides a platform that leverages local and flexible energy markets, integrating renewable power sources, battery storage, and electric vehicles to support grid balancing. By facilitating greater participation and standardization, Piclo aims to streamline the transition to a low-carbon future, contributing to the development of resilient and low-cost energy systems. Its innovative approach encourages the utilization of digital tools that improve the management of renewable energy, positioning it as a key player in the ongoing shift towards Net Zero.

Reyooz

Seed Round in 2014
Reyooz empowers organisations to create environmental, social and economic value through the reuse and redistribution of assets. Reyooz delivers a complete end to end service combining inventories, logistics, storage and e-commerce into one integrated platform resulting in measurable environmental and social impact (ESG)

Briefly

Angel Round in 2014
Briefly offers real-time applications that provides in-person freelancing solutions for businesses. It was launched by Alexander Christie in August 2014 and is based in London, England.

CodeClub

Grant in 2014
Code Club is a nationwide network of free, volunteer-led after-school coding clubs designed for children aged 9 to 11. The program organizes groups of approximately 12 children who learn programming under the guidance of experienced computer programmers. The curriculum is divided into four terms, beginning with Scratch to teach fundamental programming concepts, followed by web development using HTML and CSS, and culminating in Python programming. Each term includes step-by-step projects that allow children to create animations, games, and websites, helping them build their coding skills progressively. Additionally, challenges are integrated into the program to encourage children to apply what they have learned. Through these initiatives, Code Club provides a platform for young learners to explore and share their coding ideas in a supportive environment.

Catch22

Grant in 2014
Catch22 has a social business providing services that help people in tough situations to turn their lives around.

SpeakSet

Grant in 2014
SpeakSet, founded in 2013, specializes in developing video calling technology aimed at alleviating isolation among older individuals. The company provides a solution that transforms a user's television into a video calling device, allowing elderly patients to connect face-to-face with healthcare professionals, family, and friends through an intuitive interface controlled by a simple remote. By focusing on the unique needs of older adults and their care providers, SpeakSet has quickly established itself as a preferred choice for remote video consultations. The team, deeply familiar with the challenges faced by the elderly, continually seeks to simplify the user experience and enhance the effectiveness of remote communication, ensuring that their solutions are tailored to meet the specific needs of their clients.

Vinspired

Grant in 2014
Vinspired is the UK's premier platform for volunteering, empowering individuals of all ages to engage with causes they care about, gain recognition, and build a lifelong legacy of positive impact. Vinspired isn’t just about volunteering; it's about fostering personal growth through real-world experiences that equip people with valuable skills in teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. Through our platform, volunteers and organizations seamlessly connect. Volunteers can easily find opportunities, track their achievements, and receive digital and NFT-based certificates and badges that showcase their contributions. Vinspired’s skill and impact framework enables organizations to highlight specific social impact areas, inspiring volunteers to engage meaningfully while contributing to a verified digital footprint of their efforts. With 74% of people ready to volunteer, Vinspired harnesses this energy to transform communities across the UK. We’re proud to be part of their journey, helping people make their mark, build valuable skills, and leave a lasting impact.

Community21

Grant in 2014
Community21 has supporting communities to co-create and develop sustainable social innovation. Community21 is a social design agency that is housed within the University of Brighton's School or Architecture and Design. We facilitate engagement and collaboration between creative students and staff at the University of Brighton, community service organisations and real communities. We support communities in developing innovation and addressing issues and opportunities for sustainable and social development. Together we co-design and co-produce innovative tools and methods, built through collaborative, inclusive research and creativity - These tools often utilise accessible digital technology and collaborative making methods and creative, community spaces.

Mind Of My Own

Grant in 2014
Mind of My Own is a company that focuses on enhancing communication for young people in and leaving care, enabling them to express their views effectively. By developing a mobile application, the company facilitates self-advocacy for young individuals, particularly those with learning disabilities. This innovative platform allows users to articulate their thoughts, provide constructive feedback, and actively participate in their care meetings. The goal of Mind of My Own is to ensure that young people receive personalized support while fostering stronger, more trusting relationships with care professionals. Through its technology, the company aims to improve the overall quality of care by ensuring that the voices of young people are heard and valued.

Sentimoto

Seed Round in 2014
Sentimoto Ltd. is a company focused on enhancing the well-being of seniors through innovative wearable technology and a complementary smartphone application. The wearable device captures vital physiological and environmental data, including heart rate, body temperature, physical activity, and ambient conditions, which is then transmitted to the user's smartphone. This data can be visualized and shared with a "circle of care," encompassing family members and caregivers. The mobile application not only tracks physical and mental well-being but also identifies issues such as social isolation and inactivity, offering tailored activity suggestions from local organizations to promote healthier lifestyles. Founded in 2013 and based in London, Sentimoto aims to improve health outcomes for seniors while collaborating with local authorities and partners to expand its user base and ecosystem of well-being services.

Founders4Schools

Seed Round in 2014
Founders4Schools is a UK-based organization that enhances students' life opportunities by connecting them with local business leaders. Established in 2013 by Sherry Coutu, the organization operates a free online platform that allows teachers to invite professionals from successful and growing businesses to visit schools. This initiative aims to inspire students and improve their employability and social mobility by facilitating encounters with industry leaders. Educators can easily search for and invite these professionals, with the platform providing tools to track responses and interactions. Founders4Schools serves as a vital link between education and the business community, fostering valuable relationships that benefit students and educators alike.

MakerClub

Seed Round in 2014
MakerClub Ltd. is a company based in Hove, United Kingdom, founded in 2013. It focuses on providing an educational platform that enables users to learn coding and electronics through the use of 3D printed robots designed for young inventors. By combining hands-on activities with technology, MakerClub aims to inspire creativity and innovation among its users, fostering skills essential for the future.

Thrive

Seed Round in 2014
Thrive is a software company that specializes in mental healthcare and well-being, offering applications designed to prevent and treat stress, anxiety, and various emotional challenges. The company aims to empower individuals globally to manage their emotional well-being and achieve healthier, happier lives. Thrive's apps incorporate clinically proven therapeutic techniques and engaging games, providing users with practical tools to address issues such as depression and phobias. The applications are designed for ease of use, allowing users to access resources anywhere, and boast a completion rate of 70%, significantly higher than the industry average. Founded by a team of consultant psychiatrists, psychologists, and experienced game developers, Thrive delivers accessible and effective mental health solutions to anyone with internet access.
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