Bluedot Raises £560,000 in Funding to Tackle Privacy Issues in AI-Recorded Meetings

Located in London Bluedot has successfully raised £560,000 in order to overcome the privacy problem that arises in AI-recorded meetings. Bluedot, a startup that is revolutionizing meeting recordings and documentation for businesses, has received £560,000 in angel funding in order to continue its rapid expansion. Notable investors include Bridget Harris, creator of YouCanBookMe, Greg Jakacki, founder of Codility, Tomas James, an early investor in Zendesk, and Daniel Gross, who was a previous partner at Y Combinator. Additionally, other notable investors include Google for Startups and Bridget Harris.

The company was established in 2022 by a group consisting of two co-founders who were originated from Ukraine. These individuals, Ruslan and Dima, are currently residing in London and Dusseldorf respectively. During their time at the same university, they had the opportunity to meet ten years ago, and this is already their second business venture.

The Bluedot team is currently comprised of only four people, and we intend to maintain a small size. Acquisition of new customers is going to be the focus of the additional funding. We intend to demonstrate that Sam Altman is correct in his assertion that a hundred-person team is sufficient to develop a company that is worth one billion dollars. According to Ruslan Halilov, CO-Founder of the company, 'AI finally makes this possible.'

The sophisticated platform offered by Bluedot transcribes meetings, generates notes driven by artificial intelligence, and offers in-depth discussion analysis, thereby relieving teams of the need to manually take notes. As opposed to the majority of solutions, which necessitate inviting external bots for recording, Bluedot connects with Google Meet in a smooth manner, allowing for safe recording that is only available locally.