10 Startups Crowdfunding w/c 10.11.2025
This article does not constitute financial advice and is designed for information purposes only.
This article does not constitute financial advice and is designed for information purposes only.
Every month, hundreds of startups set out to innovate in their sectors and drive growth. And in order to do that, they normally need an injection of capital.
For some, pitching to VCs is their way of raising this money. However, as capital becomes harder to secure and VCs remain inundated with companies pitching, other ways of raising funds are becoming more popular. In fact, for many, , then look no further. We’ve rounded up 10 companies crowdfunding this week.
Website: , where Smile Makers Collection is inviting its community and supporters to back the campaign and help bring the innovation to market. Early-bird pledges offer exclusive savings and rewards, encouraging early adopters to be part of redefining pelvic health. By combining thoughtful design with meaningful functionality, Smile Makers continues to champion body confidence, accessibility, and everyday wellbeing through tech that truly makes a difference. Where to invest: Kickstarter
About: Flogo’s brand is built around a ‘be in the moment’ philosophy, designed to help people feel more present and find connection. By creating products such as games and clothing designed to encourage play and mindfulness, the brand helps people invest in their own personal wellbeing.
As part of their round, they are looking to open more retail stores and continue growing their community of customers.
About: FitnessGenes is setting out to transform health and fitness by bringing together biological and lifestyle data to help create smart and personalised action plans for their customers. Through a DNA saliva test and targeted lifestyle recommendations, FitnessGenes is helping people understand the daily habits that can help them maximise their health.
About: Noise pollution both at work and in public makes it very hard to take calls, especially for business. Skyted is looking to combat this with their headset and ‘Sound Bubble’ app, which helps people have clear, quiet, and confidential calls wherever they are.
This article does not constitute financial advice and is designed for information purposes only.
About: O-innovations has designed a turbine that makes energy from powerful winds created by large buildings in cities. With 50% of the world’s population living in cities, these spaces can be hard to generate renewable energy, even though they are so energy intensive.
O-Innovations’ turbine is designed to harness energy from EPS (high energy potential spots) and make city-based renewable energy easier to generate.
About: Daya Ventures is a VC firm that has backed 18 femtech startups across 2 years. These ventures are 100% women-led -across diagnostics, deeptech, retail, and digital health and are all setting out to close the gender health gap.
Through their latest raise, Daya is looking to expand their portfolio and amplify companies that are delivering both impact and returns.
About: Demmi is setting out to create a marketplace app that connects local farms with customers looking for fresh produce.
The platform allows farmers to list their products, reduce food waste and sell direct to customers. For customers, they can source good food directly from farmers at lower prices than other methods.
About: Chirp is a child protection software for smartphones that blocks cyberbullying, grooming and self-harm content. By detecting and blocking content in messaging apps and browser searches, Chirp is not only able to protect young people but also send real-time alerts to parents if their child is in danger.
About: Plank Hardware designs and sells stylish, high-quality hardware at accessible prices. It hosts a community of designers and taste-makers that are helping to give people access to trend-driven designs quickly, made with durable materials and affordably.
Through B2B and B2C sales, Plank is helping more people access fashionable furniture hardware without having to pay outrageous prices.
About: QSXL is setting out to improve recruitment for businesses using Hiro, an AI-driven talent sourcing platform. Through the platform, Hiro helps job seekers find the right match for them, whilst also undercutting recruitment agencies that charge high fees for slow sourcing.
For companies, they can subscribe to QSXL monthly, and job seekers can apply for a free period and then pay €4.99 fee per month thereafter.
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Based on reporting by techround.co.uk.