Startups funding: Jelly and fitmob can now speed-up their expansion.

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Jelly (Founded in 2013, San Francisco-based human-powered search engine), has raised an undisclosed amount of Series B funding from Greylock Partners with participation from Spark Capital. Jelly helps you discover and search platform powered by people from a user's social network. Founded by Biz Stone and Ben Finkel, Jelly last raised a Series A round in May of 2013 from a list of investors
including Spark Capital, SV Angel, and Jack Dorsey.

fitmob ( launched in January 2014, San Francisco-based neighborhood fitness company ), has raised $9.75 million in a Series A round of equity and debt funding from Mayfield Fund and Silicon Valley Bank. Fitmob hosts workouts in parks or indoor facilities, focusing on strength, cardio, and yoga fusion, which users can find and register for via fitmob's mobile app. fitmob is currently only available in San Francisco but will continue to expand to new neighborhoods and cities over the next year.