
United States · Consumer services startup
Focusmate is a virtual coworking platform and social network founded in 2016 and based in New York, NY.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
Focusmate is a virtual coworking platform and social network founded in 2016 and based in New York, NY.
It connects users with accountability partners for live, virtual coworking sessions, helping to combat procrastination and enhance productivity. The platform operates on a subscription-based model and has facilitated over 5 million completed sessions across more than 150 countries. The core product is a cloud-based software that pairs users for video calls, allowing them to set goals and work silently together. Users can book 25-minute or 50-minute sessions, share their goals briefly, and then focus on their tasks until the session ends. Focusmate employs techniques like "virtual body doubling" to boost productivity and offers features such as goal monitoring and chat updates. It provides a free tier for limited sessions and subscription options for unlimited access, catering to a diverse audience including remote workers, students, and organizations looking to improve focus and reduce procrastination.
Funding, as reported
Focusmate filed one raise, $126K in all. Filings say how much was sold and to how many investors; they never name the investors.
From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.
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