Notion nets $10 million, plus more top funding news for San Francisco-based companies
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San Francisco-based software company Notion has secured $10 million in angel funding, according to company database Crunchbase, topping the city’s recent funding headlines. The cash infusion was announced on July 19 and led by Daniel Gross.
According to its Crunchbase profile, "Notion is a note-taking and collaboration application for your notes, tasks, wikis and databases. The app blends everyday work apps into one. It serves as an all-in-one workspace for note-taking, task management and project management."
The three-year-old startup also raised an angel round in 2017.
The round brings total funding raised by San Francisco companies in software over the past month to $751 million. The local software industry has produced 811 funding rounds over the past year, raking in a total of $19 billion in venture funding.
In other local funding news, commercial real estate and architecture company Hauzd announced a $100,000 grant on July 19, financed by SENACYT.
According to Crunchbase, "Hauzd is a real estate platform that allows you to explore homes and offices for sale or rent from the most prominent real estate developers worldwide, all in incredible interactive 3D. With the Hauzd app, you can compare projects by visualizing and exploring their floor plans, amenities and all the specifications of each unit, including real-time price and availability information. Find your future home near your city and discover points of interest such as schools, hospitals, shops, restaurants and more with a simple click."
Founded in 2015, the company has raised four previous rounds, including a $30,000 grant in 2018.
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