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Backing the companies of tomorrow before it's obvious.

@Spotify, @Modal, @Rillet @traderepublic, @BFL & many more
SF, London, Berlin, Stockholm creandum.com Joined April 2009
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With help from founders from around the world, every year we release an open-source salary calculator to answer founders' most-asked question: "What should I pay myself? And when do secondaries kick in?" 

One weekend to go, 800+ participants have already signed up this week; a huge thank you to you who have already! 🙌

Link: lnkd.in/eBpwQd2k

Please share and spread the word with your founder friends. Takes 2 minutes.

Full report shared with contributors 01 December.
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🚀 @lovable is Europe’s hottest AI company, and we’re leading their pre-Series A!

In just 3 months, @antonosika, @FabianHedin & their 15-person team have:
🔥 Hit $17M ARR
📈Gained 30,000+ paying customers
🤯 Enabled the creation of 25000 new projects every day—outpacing other AI dev tools

Lovable is an AI full-stack engineer—just describe what you want, and it builds it. No code needed.
We haven’t seen this level of product love since we led @Spotify’s Series A.

Proud to back them alongside @HummingbirdVC, @byFounders & angels like @@adamdangelo and @Thom_Wolf

More from @mikebutcher in @techcrunch and in @_fredrik’s blog 👇
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Appcharge is the ultimate Robinhood story, helping redistribute $$ from the big app store owners to app developers. We're excited to lead their $26m series A alongside Supercell and others.
techcrunch.com/2024/11/25/app…
techcrunch.com Appcharge raises $26M to help gaming apps cut out Apple and Google from virtual goods revenues  |... As Apple and Google continue to battle with regulators and publishers over whether their app stores are monopolistic, a startup called Appcharge has