Inclutech Secures £400,000 Investment to Boost Safety Tech

Deal News | Jul 01, 2025 | UK Tech Funding

Inclutech, based in Belfast, has received a £400,000 investment to accelerate the commercialisation of its safety technology products. The company's flagship offering, TapSOS, is a government-accredited app designed to help those needing emergency services but unable to speak. The funding will also support the development of new safety solutions, including a platform to protect high-risk victims and pilots for law enforcement and government. Innovation Ulster Ltd and Clarendon Fund Managers Co-Fund III are the main investors in this funding round, which will also help expand Inclutech's team.

Sectors

Technology
Emergency Services

Geography

United Kingdom – Inclutech is a Belfast-based company and their product TapSOS is accredited by the UK government, showing their direct impact in the UK.

Industry

Technology – Inclutech operates in the technology sector with a focus on safety solutions, specialising in apps and platforms that enhance public and personal safety.
Emergency Services – The company's product TapSOS is specifically designed for emergency service engagement, making 'Emergency Services' a relevant classification.

Financials

400,000 – Total investment amount secured by Inclutech.
250,000 – Part of the investment provided by Innovation Ulster Ltd.

Participants

Name	Role	Type	Description
Inclutech	Target Company	Company	A Belfast-based company specialising in public and personal safety solutions.
Becca Hume	Founder	Person	Founder of Inclutech, involved in the company's vision and strategic direction.
Innovation Ulster Ltd	Investor	Company	Part of Ulster University, provided £250,000 in funding to support Inclutech.
Clarendon Fund Managers Co-Fund III	Investor	Company	Provided funding alongside Innovation Ulster Ltd.
Tim Brundle	CEO of Innovation Ulster Ltd	Person	Chief Executive of Innovation Ulster, expressed support for Inclutech's mission.