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📝 Mycroft raises $3.5M
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Toronto-based Mycroft has raised a $3.5 million USD seed round, led by Luge Capital with participation from Brightspark Ventures, Graphite Ventures, and existing backers Ripple Ventures, DevCap, Antler, and BoxOne, to bring enterprise-grade security to SaaS startups without the overhead. Founded in 2024 by former PartnerStack leaders Mike Kim, Jonathan Mendes, and Jan Jedrasik, the company is building what it calls a “Goldilocks tool” — an AI-powered security and compliance officer designed to replace scattered tools, manual workflows, and spreadsheet-driven processes. With over 50 customers already, including Superwhisper, Willful, and Wisedocs, Mycroft helps growth-stage SaaS companies in regulated industries secure devices, monitor cloud infrastructure, enforce policies, manage incidents, and prepare for audits — tasks that traditionally require costly, under-resourced teams. The new capital, which brings total funding to $4.7 million, will expand its 15-person team and accelerate go-to-market efforts as the company positions itself as the lean but capable “teammate” startups need to stay safe while scaling.
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Most founders (at least on X) confuse ARR with annualized run rate but they’re very different.
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)
→ Recurring subscription contracts
→ Predictable and steady
→ Grows or shrinks with upgrades, downgrades, and churn
→ SaaS companies live and die by— Saba Karim (@sabakarimm)
12:54 PM • Sep 22, 2025
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