Superlist receives ten million euros in funding

The start-up wants to "make productivity more human again" with its to-do app. The new capital should help get the app off the ground.

Start-up Superlist has raised ten million euros in its seed round, the company announced on Linkedin. The round is led by Swedish venture capitalist EQT Ventures. Cherry Ventures and Visionaries Club are also participating.

Christian Reber, Brandon Arnold, Marcel Käding and Steffen Kiedel founded Superlist 2020. Previously, Reber founded the to-do app Wunderlist in 2010 and then sold it to Microsoft in 2015. The Superlist app is also said to be about to-dos. "At Superlist, we work to enable teams to collaborate better, work together on projects and keep track of their goals and aspirations," said co-founder Steffen Kiedel. The startup now employs 20 people.

The new capital is intended to help get the app off the ground. The current round of financing will make it possible to test the app together with users, Gründerszene reports. Currently, 100 users are trying out the app, but the goal is to have several thousand users by the end of the year. When exactly the app will be ready, however, is still unclear.