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In a world filled with subscriptions, utilities, broadband contracts and hidden fees, many people end up spending more time than they should wrestling with household finances. The Bunch  saw that everyday administrative burden not as a nuisance, but as a sizeable market opportunity — and built a platform to simplify how households manage, set up and pay their bills. From its beginnings as a student-focused start-up to a high-growth utility-management platform used by thousand

In an era when work is increasingly distributed and the corridors of spontaneous office interaction have vanished, companies struggle to replicate the informal conversations that bind teams, spark ideas and surface unfiltered sentiment. Natter  set out to solve that problem — and, in doing so, has built a new category at the intersection of employee engagement, organisational intelligence and real-time conversation data. What began as a vision to digitally recreate the “water

In a world where people move more frequently, live in smaller spaces, and increasingly prioritise sustainability, traditional furniture ownership no longer fits the lifestyle of many modern consumers. Enter Homebound  — a startup that turns that shift into a scalable business opportunity by redefining how furniture is accessed, used, and valued. What began as a solution to a personal pain point has grown into a rapidly expanding Furniture as a Service (FaaS)  platform, backed

In businesses today teams can’t afford fragmented HR systems, manual spreadsheets, and disconnected workflows. PeopleForce  emerged with a bold mission: turn HR from a collection of chores into a seamless, data-driven engine that empowers people and drives organisational performance. What began as a response to HR complexity has evolved into one of the fastest-growing all-in-one HR platforms in the global SaaS landscape — a journey that investors should take seriously. Foundi

In a world where financial data is often scattered across accounts, pensions, savings, credit cards and mortgages, Moneyhub is quietly building the plumbing that makes sense of it all. More than a data-aggregator, it’s a regulated open-finance platform — blending data, compliance and payments to help banks, pension firms, insurers and lenders deliver truly personalised services, while boosting efficiency and growth. For investors, Moneyhub represents the kind of fintech infra

Every investor loves a founder who has lived the problem they’re solving. Ryft is one of the clearest examples I’ve seen. What started as a marketplace pain-point has grown into one of the UK’s most compelling payments-infrastructure stories — and the pace of their progress since raising capital has been nothing short of impressive. This isn’t a story about payments. It’s a story about infrastructure built from real-world frustration , and why investors should pay attention.