Startups we invested in!

Initially founded by University of York friends, Toby Cannon and Michael McCreadie, to help them stay active during lockdown, the app has now helped over 25,000 people with their fitness goals.

Physical inactivity is associated with 1 in 6 deaths in the UK and is estimated to cost the UK £7.4 billion annually. Myles is used by private sector companies as well as the NHS to increase staff physical activity levels, resulting in a healthier, happier workforce.

The app connects with your favourite fitness tracker and allows you to record over 100 different activities and sports. It then uses gamification and powerful social dynamics to help people form healthy habits and start behaviour change.

Fairfield Vision supports farmers in promoting sustainable agriculture and reducing waste. By integrating AI from individual plants to the national scale, the team aims to reduce costs, pesticide use, habitat loss, and carbon footprint.

After work applying computer vision to detect disease in cocoa trees, the team combined expertise in agriculture, computer vision and AI to develop and deploy HiveSight.

Fuze is building the data infrastructure that powers the future of wealth management. Financial advisers, wealth managers and fintechs struggle with fragmented systems and disconnected data.

Fuze connects to banks, investment platforms, pension providers and digital asset sources through a single integration, then normalises and enriches data to create a trusted view of client finances.