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Screeb provides a comprehensive platform designed to empower businesses in understanding and enhancing their product experience. The core offering centers on collecting nuanced customer feedback through an innovative in-app survey experience, augmented by robust analytics to pinpoint user friction points. The platform also integrates session replays for observing user behavior and leverages artificial intelligence to analyze feedback, providing deeper, actionable insights for product development.
The company was co-founded by Michaël Hirbec, who serves as CEO, and Simon Robic, the CPO. Their collaboration was driven by the insight that modern businesses require a more integrated and insightful approach to customer feedback than traditional methods allow. They aimed to create a unified solution that combines direct user input with behavioral analytics to offer a holistic view of the user journey.
Screeb serves a diverse range of product teams and businesses seeking to optimize their digital offerings. Its vision is to enable organizations to continuously understand, engage with, and guide their users, thereby fostering an elevated customer experience. The platform ultimately helps companies make data-driven decisions to build products that truly resonate with their audience and meet evolving user needs.
Screeb has raised $2.3M across 2 funding rounds.
Screeb has raised $2.3M in total across 2 funding rounds.
SCREEN Holdings Co., Ltd. is a Kyoto-based Japanese multinational technology company specializing in manufacturing equipment for semiconductors, flat panel displays, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and graphic arts.[3][1] It serves global electronics, semiconductor, and printing industries by providing critical production tools like lithography coat/develop systems, wet cleaning/etching equipment, thermal annealing, metrology tools, inkjet printing systems, and surface processing technologies.[2][1][3] The company solves key challenges in high-precision manufacturing for next-generation electronics and displays, enabling efficient, reliable production workflows amid surging demand for advanced chips and screens; its growth is evidenced by a 155-year legacy, global subsidiaries, and leadership in equipment reliability.[1][2][3]
SCREEN Holdings traces its roots to 1868 as Ishida Kyokuzan Printing Works, evolving into Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co., Ltd. in 1943 before restructuring into a holding company named SCREEN Holdings Co., Ltd. in 2014.[1][3] This transformation marked a shift toward diversified innovation under the purpose "Innovation for a Sustainable World," with a 10-year vision to "Be a Solution Creator" in partnership with key industries.[1] Key milestones include expanding from printing origins into semiconductor production equipment (SPE), display tech (FT), PCB-related equipment (PE), and graphic arts (GA), bolstered by U.S. operations via SCREEN SPE USA established in 1987.[2][1][3] Early traction came from reliable wafer processing tools, earning industry acclaim, and collaborations like technology licensing to SEMES for Samsung.[2][3]
SCREEN Holdings rides the explosive growth in semiconductor and display manufacturing, fueled by AI, 5G/6G, EVs, and consumer electronics demanding smaller, faster chips and high-res screens.[3][1][2] Its timing aligns perfectly with global chip shortages and reshoring trends, as SPE tools enable next-gen wafer production critical for leaders like Samsung (via tech ties).[3][2] Market forces like U.S.-Japan tech alliances and rising PCB needs for compact devices favor its precision equipment, while GA solutions modernize printing amid digital shifts.[1] SCREEN influences the ecosystem by powering ~half of advanced node fabs indirectly and advancing flat-panel tech, positioning it as a quiet enabler of the $500B+ semiconductor supply chain.[3][2]
SCREEN Holdings is poised to capitalize on AI-driven chip demand and display upgrades for AR/VR/metaverse, with SPE and FT segments likely accelerating via capacity expansions in Japan and the U.S.[3][2][1] Trends like advanced packaging, EUV lithography support, and sustainable manufacturing will shape its path, potentially boosting revenue through new annealing/metrology tools.[1][2] Its influence may evolve from equipment supplier to full solution ecosystem player, deepening ties with foundries like TSMC/Samsung amid geopolitical supply chain shifts—cementing its role as a cornerstone for tech's next innovation wave, much like its 155-year journey from print shop to global powerhouse.[1][3]
Screeb has raised $2.3M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in November 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2022 | $2M Seed | — | 50 Partners Impact, 7percent Ventures, Ankaa Ventures, Dragonfly Capital, Hack VC, ISAI, Meta Change Capital, #secretfund, Unruly Capital, Spencer Noon, XAnge, Didier Valet, Ernest Oppetit, Fernando Martinelli, Frederic Montagnon, Itamar Lesuisse, John Lilic, Julien Romanetto, Nicolas Debock, Nicolas Steegmann, Thibaud Elziere | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2021 | $300K Seed | — | 7percent Ventures, Dragonfly Capital, Hack VC, Meta Change Capital, #secretfund, Unruly Capital, Spencer Noon, XAnge, Didier Valet, Ernest Oppetit, Fernando Martinelli, Frederic Montagnon, Itamar Lesuisse, John Lilic, Julien Romanetto, Nicolas Debock, Nicolas Steegmann | Announced |
Screeb has raised $2.3M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Screeb's investors include 50 Partners Impact, 7percent Ventures, Ankaa Ventures, Dragonfly Capital Partners, Hack VC, ISAI, Meta Change Capital, #SecretFund, Unruly Capital, Spencer Noon, XAnge, Didier Valet.
