A digital platform for the fitness industry, an ed-tech startup and a consumer credit startup.

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Netpulse, (Founded in 2009 , a digital platform for the fitness industry), has raised $18.6 million in a new round of funding led by Nokia Growth Partners with participation from August Capital, Javelin Venture Partners, DFJ Frontier and Docomo Capital. 

Connectikpeople.co, soon #Retinknow, recalls that Netpulse provides a digital engagement platform that integrates new fitness technology with club management systems to help fitness clubs engage with and measure results of members. Netpulse has raised nearly $40 million to date.

Remind, (Founded in 2011, an ed-tech startup based in San Francisco), has raised $40 million in a Series C round led by existing investor Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers with participation from Social + Capital Partnership and First Round. Remind has created a mobile platform to facilitate communication between teachers, parents and students. Remind has raised $59 million to date and plans to use the latest cash to grow its team and expand into Western Europe.

Credit Karma,( Founded in 2007, a consumer credit startup based in San Francisco), has raised $75 million in growth funding from previous investors Google Capital, Tiger Global Management, and Susquehanna Growth Equity . Credit Karma provides free credit scores and helps users search for financial products like credit cards, loans and mortgages. Credit Karma has raised $193 million to date and will use the latest financing to back further growth and product innovation.