The Intake — full feed
Every round we have collected, newest first — company, what it actually does in one plain sentence, the amount as its source reported it, and a link back to that source. The weekly summary, the takeaway and the i-Index live on the main Intake page.
602 rounds held · 17 Jul 2026 → 30 Oct 2026 · 33 collection runs
eCommerce & Marketplaces
1–25 of 25- 30 Oct 2026Easol€17.9m (reported)
Software that lets businesses selling experiences take their own bookings and payments instead of going through a marketplace.
- 30 Oct 2026Smylo₹300m (reported)Rumoured · not indexed
Cat food sold direct to owners online, now widening the range.
- 29 Oct 2026Ace Blend$9.9m (reported)
Sells nutrition and dietary supplements direct to shoppers online, and is now paying for clinical trials of them.
- 29 Oct 2026Zorit₹270m (reported)
A wholesale platform that gets stock to small retailers quickly; it used to trade as Bijnis.
- 22 Oct 2026Chapter Homes$6.7m (reported)
Builds and sells its own furniture and home-furnishing brands, through shops and online.
- 22 Oct 2026TravClan$5m (reported)
A booking platform that travel agents in India sell trips through, with more than 15,000 agents using it.
- 19 Oct 2026The Pant Project₹1.1bn (reported)
An Indian menswear brand built around trousers, now widening its range and opening more of its own shops.
- 13 Oct 2026ParkMundo€2.3m (reported)
Runs a marketplace for airport parking, matching travellers with car parks and supplying those spaces to other travel booking sites.
- 12 Oct 2026Boldfit₹4bn (reported)
Sells its own fitness gear and sportswear straight to shoppers online, and is now opening physical stores.
- 11 Oct 2026MemobottleAUD 2m (reported)
Sells flat-shaped reusable water bottles made to slide into a bag.
- 9 Oct 2026KISAH₹359m (reported)
An Indian menswear brand selling online and through its own shops, now opening more physical stores.
- 8 Oct 2026DailyObjects₹3.3bn (reported)
Sells its own lifestyle products direct to consumers online in India, and is expanding into physical stores.
- 30 Sept 2026Gravity$15m (reported)
Sells the materials that go into fitting out a home — surfaces, fittings, finishes — through one platform instead of a scatter of suppliers.
- 24 Sept 2026Rio Health$4.5m (reported)
Rapid delivery of medicines, run through a network of partner pharmacies.
- 14 Sept 2026First TableNZD 12m (reported)
Sells half-price bookings at off-peak restaurant times, filling tables that would otherwise sit empty.
- 10 Sept 2026First TableAUD 10m (reported)
A booking platform that gives diners discounts for eating at restaurants during quieter, off-peak times.
- 10 Sept 2026Theater₹750m (reported)
A fashion and accessories brand that sells direct to shoppers online and is now opening physical stores in Indian cities.
- 7 Sept 2026Lickicious₹190m (reported)
Pet food sold directly to owners online rather than through shops.
- 27 Aug 2026Atorie$9.5m (reported)
Sells handbags and clothes made in the same factories and from the same materials as luxury labels, without the markup.
- 24 Aug 2026Asaya$9.1m (reported)
Direct-to-consumer skincare brand.
- 20 Aug 2026Peeko$7m (reported)
Quick-commerce dark stores focused on baby and childcare products.
- 12 Aug 2026FlairMakers£500k (reported)
A staffing platform matching hospitality businesses with vetted freelance workers, handling training and compliance.
- 7 Aug 2026BlissClub₹1.6bn (reported)
Direct-to-consumer athleisure and activewear brand for women.
- 30 Jul 2026TaskHer£650k (reported)
Marketplace connecting homeowners with vetted female tradespeople for home repair and renovation jobs.
- 30 Jul 2026Zepto₹10bn (reported)Rumoured · not indexed
Runs an instant grocery delivery app, and is planning a large pre-IPO funding round instead of proceeding with its IPO.
Every figure here is what a news outlet reported, not a verified or audited number, and outlets sometimes disagree about the same round. Rounds tagged “rumoured” are unconfirmed reports and are excluded from the i-Index entirely. This page is general information — not investment advice, and not a recommendation of any company on it. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and it gets corrected.