Wisconsin-based technology startup Fasetto raised $6 million in venture funding from an undisclosed investor on February 4.
The company’s real time cloud storage and file sharing platform is intended to provide users easy access to their online content across any platform, device, and connection type. Fasetto’s storage and file-sharing platform is enhanced with a messaging feature that enables user communication and collaboration.
The company’s offerings include Forum and GravityOS. Forum is a virtual meeting platform, and GravityOS is a software solution designed to seamlessly integrate and enhance connected devices to facilitate innovation by companies and developers.
Co-founders are Coy Christmas and Luke Malpass. Before founding Fasetto, Coy created gaming equipment sold at Wal-mart, Best Buy and GameStop. Luke is a software developer and author of numerous software development books and videos. The company, based in Superior, Wisconsin, was founded in 2013 and, according to Pitchbook, has 21 employees.
Visit http://www.fasetto.com/ to learn more about this company.
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