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Top 5 Social Network Angel Investors in Spain

Last updated: Aug 2024 A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Social network startups based in Spain. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Social network companies from Spain. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Social Network Angel Investors in Spain

Investor	Social Network Spain investments
Ignacio Lucea	2
José María Torroja	1
Vincent Rosso	1
Carlos Domingo	1
Steve Olechowski	1

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Vincent Rosso is founder of BlabBlaCar Spain, SeedPop Capital and Consentio. As a business angel, he opts for marketplace-type digital startups with a scalable model and a powerful team with two minimum co-founders. His investments include BlaBlaCar, TheBrubaker, Monkimum, LetsGoi, SocialCar, PeopleITrust, MicoCar, LeasePilo and Startupxplore. Youhave made two partial exits in BlaBlaCar and OnTruck.

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Investment focus

Apps, Mobile, Internet
Seed, Angel, Pre-Seed
Spain

Portfolio highlights

DRAAGU — Draagu create value with images untapped in smartphone. Doing so we simplify the traditional image stock selling process and solve one of the A.I industry bottleneck ; creating image data set.Our Free mobile App onboard A.I running on device. The App analyse image content and quality and notify users when it detect one of their image can sell(for communication or A.I training purposes) because it matches a client need. - No prior image selection, and upload needed : everything is automatic. - Privacy is guaranteed by design : the whole process is done on-device and image become visible only when the user decide to sell.Companies have access to fresh, unpublished images. They can create image libraries on-demand, even from their own employees or clients in a closed community.Draagu is unique because: 1/ effortless process : sign-in, and you are done! No image edition, upload or tagging needed > our App notify when you can sell. That allow us to - serve cheaper images (0,5-1€) as user do not have to "work" to sell - retrieve 600 images by users against 20-30 on average by our competitors (faster growth) 2/ privacy guaranteed by design : the whole A.I image analysis is done on device only. Image become visible and leave the phone only when user decide to sell 3/ our images are available on-demand from our users smartphones : we store 1% only of the image we can sell : low cost structure 4/ Clients can buy images an Engage with image makers (that can be their employees and clients) as they are directly in touch, contrary to other platforms 5/ fake free : clients are guaranteed the image they received match their criteria (content, location, time, author) as the App allow only to submit such images 6/ we serve exclusive, unpublished images.
Peoople — Peoople is the app to discover the best and latest recommendations on restaurants, movies, series and much more thanks to your friends and favorite influencers
Alma Mobility — Alma is here to reshape urban mobility. The world is undergoing a huge shift in how people and goods move. We believe in a world where urban transport is sustainable and shared. Alma has launched an electric car-sharing service that combines traditional free-float with car-pooling commuting services, but with a car fleet. Our offering maximizescar usage and gives access to low-income employees in their commuting to work. We believe in model innovation and the intense use of data and technology to better serve our cites. Sharing vehicles that will change our lives, our cities and the Earth we live in.

Steve Olechowski is Founder and CEO of Blinkfire Analytics.

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Investment focus

Mobile, Software, E-Commerce
Seed, Angel, Series A
United States, Spain, Canada

Portfolio highlights

AMPY — AMPY is a wearable motion charger that captures its users’ energy from daily activities to charge their smartphones. The wearable device has won numerous awards, and the team was named to Forbes 30 under 30 in Energy. Its team is already scaling down the technology inside of AMPY to power wearable devicesAMPY was founded in 2013 by Tejas Shastry,Mike Geier, and Alex Smith. It is based in Chicago, I.L.
Selltag — Selltag offers a simple online platform for people to sell and buy items. It brings together buyers and sellers using the power of social networks. That means people can sell goods that is no longer needed or not used anymore, maybe something people have made or even digital contents to friends and followers on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. Pluspeople can get help from those same contacts, if the link is shared to an ad users will get more potential buyers to see it.Selltag was founded on 2013 and is headquartered in Valencia, Spain.
Avail — Avail is a provider of tools and guidance that makes it easy to be a landlord. It offers a platform that helps independent landlords and property managers to navigate the rental cycle, as well as provides rental listings, tenant screening, customized leases, online payments, and maintenance requests services. Until now, landlords with less than10 units haven’t had access to online tools designed specifically for them. Avail is an intuitive app that helps advertise vacant units, request rental applications and credit reports, sign leases, and collect rent — all online. Today, 70,000 landlords use Avail because it’s the only end-to-end platform that helps in scaling from beginner to professional with tools, support, and education.

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