Riley has raised $3.1 million in a seed round led by True Ventures, with plans to expand its features and move out of beta later this year. The app aims to provide a personalized knowledge base for parents, differentiating itself from competitors like Huckleberry and Maple by offering tailored, science-based guidance. True Ventures’ Natasha Sharma highlights the app's potential to deliver much-needed, reliable parental advice in an age of content saturation. Riley's development reflects a broader trend of apps using AI to enhance personal knowledge bases across various aspects of life.
Key takeaways:
- Amanda DeLuca launched a parenting management app, Riley, to address parental anxiety and inefficiencies in existing solutions.
- Riley offers AI-powered tracking and personalized insights for baby care, using data from parents and science-backed knowledge.
- The app is in public beta with a subscription model and plans to expand features, including training guides for parents.
- Riley raised $3.1 million in a seed round led by True Ventures to scale its business and user base.