App developers drowning in noisy, bot-infested data just got a cleaner tap. KAZIMI has raised $2.6M in a pre-seed round, backed by Market One Capital and IBB Ventures, alongside angel investors Petri Hyökyranta, Janne Peltola, and Erik Massmann.
The startup sells an end-to-end security layer that verifies real users and filters out bots, turning raw app telemetry into a first-party data asset. For teams juggling user acquisition, LiveOps, and AI models, that means less garbage in, sharper insights out-a pitch that clearly resonated with early backers betting on the post-IDFA scramble for reliable, owned data.
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