Hardware and software diligence behind an 8.5M euro Series A.
Gardia's fall-detection platform, wristband to backend, was assessed during the round that Peak went on to lead.
Gardia
Gardia protects seniors with a wristband that automatically detects falls, indoors and outdoors, without a smartphone. A hardware-enabled product raises wider questions than software alone: the code matters, but so do the software-hardware interface and the supply chain behind the device.
How it went
Software and hardware in one read
The due diligence covered the software as standard, plus the software-hardware interface and the supply chain: component sourcing, certifications and quality control.
Run during the live round
The assessment was delivered against the deal timeline, with the findings debriefed before the close.
“Scaleflow went deep on both our hardware supply chain and the software behind it. A thorough process, and the recommendations were practical, exactly what we needed going into the round.”
What the due diligence surfaced
- A healthy product and tech foundation for the company's stage, with no red flags
- A well-managed hardware supply chain behind the device
- An open, transparent team, with pragmatic recommendations to support the next phase of growth
The outcome
- An 8.5M euro Series A, led by Peak
- A clear technical baseline as the company scales across the DACH region and beyond
Gardia
Healthtech
Mobile emergency system for seniors: a discreet wristband that automatically detects falls, indoors and outdoors, reimbursed through German health insurance.
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