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Intel Capital led the round.

The startup said that the seed funding will support continued development of Regulora, its behavioral intervention delivered through a mobile platform.

SEI Ventures, JAZZ Venture Partners, Learn Capital’s Learn Start Fund, Springrock Ventures, City Light Capital, Frontier Angels and managing directors from Pioneer Square Labs contributed to this new round of funding. 

Revenue, membership and total visits each saw substantial growth since last year's Q2 earnings, although the company is still chasing profitability.

The chatbot maker has also recently secured funding from Tencent, Samsung and Telus, alongside a $100 million deal with Prudential Asia.

The company, which is growing 100% year over year, has now brought in a total of $8.2 million in funding.

The startup is looking to buff up its sales teams with the Series B funding.

BabySparks' platform has been downloaded more than 3.5 million times by users living in 180 countries, according to the startup.

The company closed its first day roughly 36% above its initial pricing of $28.