United States · Information technology & services startup

VINA

VINA, also known as Hey!

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Information technology & servicesLos Angeles, United States

About VINA

VINA, also known as Hey!

VINA, is a technology company based in San Francisco, founded in 2015 by Jen Aprahamian and Olivia June. The company focuses on creating an app that helps self-identified women over 16 connect for platonic friendships in their local areas. The Hey! VINA app is available on both iOS and Android platforms, reaching users in 158 countries and facilitating connections based on local activity. Headquartered in West Hollywood, California, VINA is dedicated to empowering women through community and connection. The company also produces VINAZINE, a digital publication that features content celebrating women and promoting the VINA ethos. VINA emphasizes a mission-driven culture and offers various contact options for inquiries and collaborations.

What company datasets say VINA raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$1.4Min dollars
Rounds2
Last roundSeed
Last round dateMar 2018
Investors listed7

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Sector
Information technology & services
Industry code
NAICS 519, 513210, 516210, SIC 7375, 7372
Region
California
Revenue
$11M a year, as listed
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