Spinview secures £535.2k for visual intelligence platform

Pinner-based Spinview has secured an estimated £535.2k in its latest funding round. The company develops a visual intelligence platform that utilizes digital twin technology to assist clients in managing and optimizing buildings and critical infrastructure. By creating digital replicas of physical assets, Spinview enables stakeholders in sectors such as transportation and real estate to visualize and analyze data for improved asset efficiency and operational performance.

Founded in 2016, the company addresses the problem of data silos and inefficient property management. Its human-centric platform provides a single source of truth for building performance, allowing users to query data and receive alerts regarding asset health. Spinview aims to generate cost savings and increase asset value through predictive maintenance and geospatial data visualization. Documentation for this latest capital injection was filed in May 2026 (with an allotment date in the same month).

This funding follows a series of previous rounds over the past six years. In December 2024, the company raised £5.2m at a valuation of £12.3m. Earlier that year, in October 2024, it secured £309.9k at a valuation of £15m. Previous funding history includes a £2m raise in December 2023 at a £7m valuation, a £2m raise in May 2022 at a £5m valuation, and a £500k round in December 2020 at a £3m valuation.

Financial records for the year ended 31 December 2024 show the company employed seven people, though more recent data from LinkedIn suggests a headcount of 22. The company operates from headquarters in Pinner, with an additional presence in London. Spinview specializes in a range of immersive technologies, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and 360-degree video, to support its core digital twin offering. Its platform is designed to provide a golden thread of information for stakeholders involved in the management of buildings and cities.