Talamo secures £155k for automated learning difficulty screening platform
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Automated digital screening for dyslexia, maths, and executive functioning is the focus of Plymouth-based Talamo Limited, which has just secured an estimated £155k in new capital. The company provides a tool for 7 to 16 year olds to facilitate early identification of learning needs and provide actionable insights. Its target market includes UK schools, teachers, parents, families, and Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs).
Founded in 2021, the firm operates within the software development sector and reported a headcount of three staff members in its latest accounts for the year ended 30 November 2024. This investment follows a £50k raise in June 2025 that placed a £2.5m valuation on the company.
Other capital injections include a £25k sum in March, £100k in April 2025, and £320k in December 2024. Earlier activity saw the business bring in £110k in September 2023, £150k in February 2023, and £100k in October 2022. Documentation for this most recent round was filed in June (with an allotment date of November 2025).
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