Startup fundings: First Opinion, Washio, and Nextbit Systems can now expand into other markets and grow their enterprise business.

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First Opinion(Founded in December 2013, San Francisco-based personal doctor messaging app),  has raised $1.2 million in a seed funding from Greylock, Yuri Milner, 500 Startups, and Felicis Ventures. First Opinion is a platform for moms to message a doctor at any time, night or day, offering unlimited access to a personally-matched doctor for a subscription fee of $9/month. First Opinion's app ranked fourth in

the App Store and saw 10,000 doctor consultations in its first month.

Washio (Los Angeles-based on-demand laundry startup), has raised $2.25 million in a seed funding led by Pejman Mar Ventures with participation from Sherpa Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, Three Six Zero Group, Ashton Kutcher, Ron Burkle, Nas, Scooter Braun, and more. This mobile app lets users schedule laundry pickup and delivery from their phones, ensuring a 24-hour turnaround.

Washio is currently available in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and plans to use the new funds to expand into other markets (5 to 10 cities this year) and grow its enterprise business.

Nextbit Systems (San Francisco-based stealth mobile technology startup), has raised $18 million from Accel Partners and Google Ventures. Started by early Android veterans Tom Moss and Mike Chan, Nextbit will be focused on changing the core user experience of a mobile OS. Henceforth Android founder Rich Miner of Google Ventures and Accel's Rich Wong will be joining Nextbit's board.