Remarkable
AcceleratorPre-Seed–Seed
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Investment thesis
Remarkable focuses on accelerating Disability Tech, backing startups and founders creating technology-driven solutions that improve accessibility and the lives of people with disability. Through its accelerator and other programs it nurtures innovators across their journey, providing mentorship, expert guidance and community support. Its portfolio spans accessible mobility, accessibility intelligence, care service platforms, accessibility discovery tools and inclusive matching platforms, reflecting a mission-driven, impact-oriented approach to disability innovation.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
What they invest in
from 4 of 5 portfolio companiesSaaS ×3AI & Machine Learning ×2Consumer ×1Digital Health ×1Gaming ×1Healthtech ×1HR Tech ×1Impact & Social Good ×1
HQs:Australia×1United Kingdom×1
Portfolio companies · 5 tracked
alumni founders can tell you what the program is really likeGood Trouble is a technology company that builds products for the gaming industry, including AbleToPlay, which helps gamers with disabilities find accessible games, and Mido, a tool that helps teams decide what to build.
AI & Machine LearningGamingSaaS
Co-investorsRemarkable Australia+ AcceleratorBenchmarkSkycatcher Fund
Niclaus Mewes(Founder)Sven Kulper(Founder)
Co-investorsAtomicoMosaic VenturesPhoenix CourtRemarkable Australia+ AcceleratorUnion Square Ventures (USV)
Hayylo is a care service platform designed for aged care providers in Australia that connects clients, families, and admin teams while automating repetitive administrative tasks.
Digital HealthHealthtechSaaS
Gregory Satur(Co-founder)Simon Heaysman(Co-founder)in
Co-investorsRemarkable Australia+ Accelerator
Marlee is a collaboration and performance platform that uses AI and science-based questionnaires to measure people's work motivations and traits, giving teams insights into how members work, communicate, and perform.
AI & Machine LearningHR TechSaaS
Co-investorsBlack Nova VCFive V CapitalRemarkable Australia+ AcceleratorSalesforce Ventures
Sociability is a UK-based app that provides accessibility information for public places, helping disabled people identify venues that meet their accessibility needs.
ConsumerImpact & Social GoodSocialUnited Kingdom, GB
Matt Pierri(Founder)in
Co-investorsRemarkable Australia+ AcceleratorBig Issue Invest
Portfolio news
latest coverage across their companiesHayylo · hayylo.com · Nov 3, 2025
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Remarkable made?
- Remarkable has 5 tracked investments.
- What stage does Remarkable invest at?
- Remarkable invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
- What sectors does Remarkable focus on?
- Remarkable focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Healthtech, Impact & Social Good, Medical Devices, Mobility & Transportation.
- Who does Remarkable co-invest with?
- Remarkable most often shares deals with Remarkable Australia+ Accelerator, Atomico, Five V Capital, among 7 tracked co-investors.
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