iSeed Ventures backs Anyline's €1.5m round
Austrian text recognition tool Anyline has raised €1.5m from American VC iSeed Ventures, the Gernot Langes-Swarovski Foundation and business angels Johann Hansi Hansmann, Bernhard Niesner and Lukas Püspök.
The company will use the funding to further develop its platform and for international expansion. Together with the funding round, it launched a new product, a software development kit that allows users to integrate Anyline into their own mobile applications as a third-party framework.
iSeed is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that focuses on consumer mobile technology and healthcare. Its last activity in Austria was a participation in the $4.8m round for MySugr, a developer of apps and services for people with diabetes, in March 2015.
Company
Anyline provides an optical character recognition tool for mobile devices; the technology enables developers to add text recognition to their own apps. The company is based in Vienna, was founded in 2013 and has 21 employees.
People
Anyline – Lukas Kinigadner (CEO).
iSeed Ventures – Adam Lin, Bryan Cheng (general partners).
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