Kitchenful raises €1.6 million
Kitchenful wants to make weekly shopping easier with an app. The idea has won over investors such as N26 CEO Valentin Stalf.
The Berlin start-up Kitchenful has raised 1.6 million euros in a seed financing round. VentureFriends, Goodwater Capital and the Jabbar Internet Group participated in the round, as reported by TechCrunch. Previously, N26 CEO Valentin Stalf, Souq co-founder Samih Toukan, David Fischer from High Snobiety, Maik Ludewig from Durstexpress and the co-founder of the literature management program Mendeley, Victor Henning, had already invested in the start-up.
Kitchenful intends to use the money to expand further in Europe and North America. Chris Schiller and Christian Hartung's start-up has developed an app designed to simplify meal planning and weekly shopping. Users receive a suggested weekly plan with recipes based on their preferences. They can then use the app to order the ingredients they need. Rewe, Edeka, Gorillas and Amazon then deliver the groceries to the customer's home in a short space of time.
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