London-based tech platform Visibly, built for the blue- and green-collar industries, has secured $7.5 million. The fresh capital came from Creandum, Seedcamp, Brighteye Ventures, Triple Point, and various business angels.
- Founded in 2022 by Kane St. Quintin, Visibly develops an educational platform that offers training for the infrastructure sector. The platform uses user-first technology, adapting to workers' capabilities and offering peer-to-peer feedback and expert-led coaching to close the industry’s skills gap.
- According to Visibly, £66,000 was saved on training in the first year, with a 47% increase in defect-free months and a 72% reduction in onboarding time.
- With a team of 14 employees, Visibly serves notable clients such as G.Network, Hitachi Energy, KIER, TMO Highways, and tbf Traffic.
Details of the deal
- The fresh capital was led by Creandum that launched a €500 million fund, Creandum VII, earlier this month.
“Visibly's unparalleled focus on user experience in a legacy-dominated market and first-hand experience with these problems convinced us that this was the team to back,” Investor at Creandum, Hanel Baveja, commented.
- Existing investors also participated in the round, including Seedcamp, Luxembourg-based Brighteye Ventures, and London-based Triple Point. Additionally, business angels such as Herbert Sablotny, Celia Francis, and Nick Kingsbury joined the round.
- With the fresh funding, Visibly aims to increase the range of regulated certifications offered, grow its team, and further develop its product.
