If you have albums and shoeboxes stuffed with old photos, a startup called Photomynewants to help you scan those photos, in order to bring them online where they can be saved and shared. Now the Tel Aviv-based company has raised $2.6 million in seed funding to continue to grow its business, which today is closing in on its first million users, over half of whom are paying customers.
The round, which actually closed in March but was previously unreported, includes a number of Israeli investors like Eddy Shalev, Yariv Gilat, Leon Recanati (through GlenRock) and Yariv Eisenberg, along with other private individuals.
What makes Photomyne compelling versus the competition in this space is a combination of its technology and the user experience.
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