Let’s Dive, a Bengaluru-based platform for remote employee engagement and building team culture, announced it has raised $1.7 million in funding led by Sequoia Capital India’s Surge, according to ET report.
The funding round also saw participation from Village Global and angel investors like Ravish Naresh, founder of Khatabook, and Sai Srinivas, cofounder of Mobile Premier League among others.
Founded in 2020 by Nitesh Agrawal, Let’s Dive is a fun space for remote teams where they can socialize. The platform eliminates isolation by bringing teams together and recreating a social space where participants connect through activities such as playing games like Poker, Pictionary and organising YouTube watch parties.
Let’s Dive will utilise the funding to further build experiences to help remote teams eliminate isolation, ramp up the product’s sales, and build a cross-border product team.
Commenting on the funding, Nitesh Agrawal, cofounder, Let’s Dive, said, “Having founded and run one of the first 100% remote working businesses, I have personally seen the importance of togetherness and team camaraderie as core pillars of company culture. Remote working poses a significant challenge for businesses trying to maintain this. With Let’s Dive, we set out to solve this problem and drive real engagement and interaction among colleagues online.”
The company said it has attracted over 100 teams from 28 countries and counts Facebook, Swiggy, and Hike among its clients.
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