gocalma raises CHF 500k seed via Swiss crowdinvesting
What's the deal? Two Swiss startups, climate-tech firm rrreefsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and AI startup gocalmaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, just closed crowdinvesting campaigns on platform OOMNIUMDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →.
gocalmaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → raised CHF 500,000 (about $615,344) in a seed round, hitting its target in just one week. rrreefs pulled in CHF 893,000 from 208 investors, beating its CHF 800,000 goal.
Founded in 2025, the Zug-based gocalma offers an AI tool that organises and explains documents such as tax files, insurance papers, and contracts, stripping sensitive data locally before analysis.
Its round priced the company at a CHF 2.3 million pre-money valuation. The cash will fund product development, user acquisition, operations, and its employee share scheme.
Why now? Both raises land amid a busy stretch for Swiss crowdinvesting. Five further campaigns across different sectors are underway, with over CHF 3 million already pledged by more than 500 investors.
Pet insurer Calingo has secured roughly CHF 1.26 million from 182 investors, nearing its CHF 1.5 million goal as it chases break-even by 2027. Running-app maker QuevitaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has raised CHF 393,000, about 80% of its CHF 500,000 target.
The signal: Crowdinvesting is proving a viable funding route for early-stage Swiss startups across climate tech, AI, insurance, and consumer brands.
With campaigns drawing hundreds of small investors and beating targets, retail capital is becoming a real force in the country's startup ecosystem.
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