In September 2026, two tech startups completed their seed round financing. The male digital health platform Omme received $4.8 million in funding from institutions such as First Round Capital and Rethink Impact. Its business focuses on the health of adult men, collecting multi-dimensional data through home testing kits via the app and generating evaluations using AI models, with the aim of establishing a closed-loop health management service. The industrial multi-agent sales engineering platform Atira announced that it completed a seed round financing of $17.5 million, led by Accel Partners. It provides AI-driven solutions for the entire bidding process for industrial enterprises, analyzing bidding documents, identifying risks, and generating technical documents to shorten the bidding cycle.
Programming Education Service Provider 3C Coding School recently completed a seed funding round of $3 million, led by MRG Economic Group and participated in by Amr Saad. The company focuses on programming, AI, and cybersecurity education for children and teenagers, using the OMO project-based teaching model. It currently has over 120,000 students. This funding will be used to develop an AI adaptive learning system and expand into Middle Eastern markets such as Saudi Arabia, with the goal of becoming a leading youth technology education brand in North Africa and the Gulf region.
The male digital health platform Omme recently completed a seed round of financing worth $4.8 million, participated in by First Round Capital, Rethink Impact, and several medical angel investors. Omme focuses on the health of adult men, connecting home-testing kits with data on hormones, sleep, exercise, and more through its app. It uses AI models to generate health assessments, and licensed physicians and health consultants provide non-prescriptive guidance, aiming to alleviate the shame associated with seeking medical care and create a closed loop of assessment, monitoring, and intervention. The company is headquartered in the United States, and its services currently cover major markets in North America.
In September 2026, the industrial multi-agent sales engineering platform Atira announced the completion of a seed financing of $17.5 million. This round of financing was led by Accel Partners, with participation from Bastian Nominacher and several industry and venture capital professionals. Atira focuses on providing AI-driven solutions for the entire bidding process for industrial companies. By using collaborative agents to analyze bidding documents, identify risks, configure quotes, and generate technical documents, it seamlessly integrates with CRM and ERP systems, significantly reducing the bidding cycle. The company is headquartered in Europe, with operations covering global manufacturing customers.