The Ukrainian startup DrillApp, which is developing a platform for training military personnel and instructors, has received an investment of $100,000. Details about the investors are not disclosed, but it is known that they include business angels and veterans. The funds raised will be directed towards creating new training courses, including those on mastering FPV drones, international humanitarian law, psychological support programs, and a B2B platform for professional defense training.
This is reported by Business • Media
Goals and Opportunities of the DrillApp Platform
It is noted that DrillApp is an innovative platform that allows instructors and veterans anywhere in the world to scale their knowledge, create educational courses, and monetize their experience. Currently, it has over 200,000 users, of which 50,000 are active military personnel.
According to the developers, the product is actively being tested within NATO structures, as well as among instructors from Canada, Poland, and Estonia. Additionally, the platform is receiving localization requests from Israel and the USA, indicating its potential on an international level.
“The investments we have secured will help us expand the platform’s capabilities and create new courses for military training,” said the DrillApp team.