Kila App raised a €10,000 grant and $100,000 friends-and-family round.
Tamara Tachinska · Ukrainian Volunteer Group Uses This App to Raise $200k/mo, Now Available to Western Customers · Sep 28, 2023 · at 4:36
Tamara Tachinska, founder of Kila App, breaks down the early capital raised to build the product.
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“It was 10,000 euros. And after that, we raised some like friends and family investment. It was about 100 100,000 dollars.”
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