Spoony Pty Ltd

Based in Australia, Spoony Pty Ltd operates a social networking platform tailored for neurodivergent, chronically ill, and disabled individuals, fostering connections through shared experiences. Founded in 2024, Spoony Pty Ltd is located in Collingwood, Australia. The company provides a supportive platform for neurodivergent and disabled individuals to connect. Nicholas Carlton serves as both the Founder and CEO, leading the company through its initial funding rounds.

In January 2025, Spoony raised USD 1. 000 mn in a pre-seed round co-led by Antler and Trampoline, marking a pivotal moment in its funding journey as it has now raised a total of USD 1. 000 mn through two deals. Spoony's primary offering is a social networking platform designed specifically for neurodivergent, chronically ill, and disabled individuals.

It facilitates user connections through matching algorithms based on shared experiences and feelings, enabling meaningful conversations, personal story sharing, and community support. The platform is developed with input from its community and accessibility experts to meet the unique needs of its users and serves a global customer base, focusing on regions with significant neurodivergent and disabled populations. Spoony operates a business model that incorporates subscription-based services, offering users premium features while maintaining a free tier for general access. This pricing structure allows for a diverse customer base, including casual users who may transition to premium subscriptions.

The flagship service provides tools for emotional tracking and community engagement, contributing to its overall value. Additional revenue streams may arise from partnerships with organizations focused on neurodiversity and disability inclusion. In January 2025, Spoony Pty Ltd secured USD 1. 000 mn in funding aimed at enhancing its platform.

The company plans to utilize this funding for the development of new features and services tailored to its user base. Spoony is also considering expansion into new markets, particularly targeting regions with high populations of neurodivergent and disabled individuals to increase social engagement opportunities. These initiatives are designed to strengthen its community and improve accessibility.