Ukrainian mental health startup Clearly has raised €760,000 in a new funding round led by Czech-based venture fund Purple Ventures. Pragmatech Ventures also participated in the round. The capital will be used to further develop Clearly’s proprietary AI-powered solution and expand into new international markets.
Clearly was founded by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Dmytro Marakhovskyi and Dmytro Kovalenko. The platform integrates video therapy with licensed professionals, 24/7 AI companions, and autonomous AI therapy. The company is headquartered in Delaware, USA.
Currently a market leader in Ukraine, Clearly also operates in Poland and Spain. The company plans to expand into Brazil and the U.S., including a dedicated launch for the Spanish-speaking audience. It is also finalizing development of a fully autonomous AI therapy product.
According to Jan Stanek, Managing Partner at Purple Ventures, Clearly offers an innovative technological solution with the potential to make mental health support widely accessible. He emphasized that the startup’s profitability, rapid growth, and B2B model position it as both socially impactful and investment-attractive.
To date, Clearly has raised a total of €1.352 million at the pre-seed stage, including €760,000 in the current round from Purple Ventures, Pragmatech Ventures, and angel investor Dmytro Orlov, as well as $150,000 in non-dilutive grants.
Purple Ventures is a venture capital fund based in Brno, Czech Republic, focusing on early-stage technology startups across Central and Eastern Europe.
Pragmatech Ventures is a Ukrainian venture fund and startup studio specializing in B2B SaaS, marketplaces, enterprise software, HRTech, biotech, marketing solutions, and proptech.
Clearly plans to allocate 25% of the raised capital to research and development (R&D), with plans to double that investment using future funding.
