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Y Combinator startup Scape emerges from stealth with $3.2M to rethink email

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Cate Lawrence
Y Combinator startup Scape emerges from stealth with $3.2M to rethink email
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Swedish startup Scape has emerged from stealth mode with $3.2 million in funding to modernize the email interface. The company aims to improve professional productivity by rethinking how users interact with their inboxes.

More than one billion professionals spend most of their workday in email: an interface that hasn't changed in 25 years. Scape, founded by two 23-year-old Swedes, today emerges from stealth and launches an intelligent email inbox. Scape has raised $3.2 million from Y Combinator, General Catalyst, and FundersClub. Angel investors include: Max Junestrand (co-founder of Legora), Sebastian Knutsson (co-founder of King), Jacob Wallenberg jr. (Ramp and EQT), Sophia Bendz (previously CMO, Spotify),…

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