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Whisper

http://whisper.sh/
Last activity: 29.08.2017
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Whisper is building the media company of the future. Each month, over 250 million people across the web consume Whisper stories, videos and posts - which showcase authentic, eye opening perspectives from Whisper users around the globe. Whisper stories and videos are powered by Eliot, Whisper’s AI storytelling technology. Whisper’s mobile app is the largest platform where people share real thoughts and feelings, without identities.

Whisper is backed by venture investors including Sequoia Capital, Tencent, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Thrive Capital and Shasta Ventures. The Whisper app is available on iOS and Android.
Followers
1.94K
Website visits
942.4K /mo.
Mentions
54
Location: United States, California, Los Angeles
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $60M
Founded date: 2012

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 3

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
19.05.2014-$36M-
04.09.2013-$21M-
04.04.2013-$3M-

Mentions in press and media 54

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29.08.2017Every board member of anonymous app Whisper has reportedly stepped downRemember Whisper, the anonymous chat app? It’s been a while since we’ve heard much from the company, but it’s still around and has recently lost a bunch of high-profile board members. According to the Los Angeles Times, Sequoia’s Roelof Bot...
28.07.2017Anonymous app Whisper lays off 20% of staff to surviveStartups are dying all over the place as last year’s investment cool-off leads many to run out of cash. But Whisper refuses to race into the graveyard like fellow anonymous social apps Secret and Yik Yak. A source told TechCrunch that Whisp...
13.03.2017Whisper launches new tool to automate article creation from its user-generated contentAfter months spent watching other anonymous messaging and sharing apps come and go, Whisper is coming back to the market with a new product, a massive readership and a reinvigorated approach to sharing its content. The Los Angeles-based com...
16.08.2016Susa Ventures closes $50 million fund to back more seed-stage startupsSan Francisco-based firm Susa Ventures announced today that it put together $50 million for its second investment fund. With 12 investments per year, Susa Ventures II will focus on seed-stage companies that “are building long-term defensibi...
16.08.2016Susa Ventures closes $50 million fund to back more seed-stage startupsWe are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! San Francisco-based firm Susa Ventures announced ...
23.03.2015Sydney startup brings anonymity back to social media, without the cyberbullyingAn anonymous social media platform from Australia has seen more than 5000 users jump onboard since launching just a month ago. A startup based in Sydney, mimChat, allows users to create an anonymous profile and view a feed that collates the...
12.12.2014Some things are better left UnsaidSydney-based 25Fifteen’s new startup, Unsaid, brings the freedom of anonymous expression used in apps like Whisper and Secret to your workplace. The office Christmas party, filled with its joyous, awkward moments and drunken encounters maki...
20.11.2014Social X offers multiple identities to Facebook users too embarrassed to talk to underwear makersWe are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Would you be too embarrassed to ask Victoria’s Se...
14.11.2014Yik Yak Is Close To Closing On Roughly $75 MillionThank the kids in America for turning Yik Yak into the newest technology craze that’s a parental nightmare and an anonymous messaging juggernaut. Only a year after its launch, the app is now close to closing on roughly $75 million in new fi...
28.10.2014Whisper, Secret, and Snapchat leaks show that fake privacy is almost worse than no privacy at allWhat’s worse than no privacy? Fake, malfunctioning “privacy” apps. A slew of anonymous apps and ephemeral messaging services have popped up in the last few years — some in direct response to news of data collection by the National Security ...
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