Surgical procedures generate a vast amount of data every day, yet much of that information remains difficult to organize and use efficiently. Uncovr, a healthcare technology startup focused on surgical documentation, is working to address that challenge. The company has raised $7 million in seed funding to further develop its artificial intelligence platform and expand its presence in hospitals across the United States and Europe.
The funding round was led by Index Ventures, with participation from Seedcamp, Frst, No Label Ventures, Entrepreneurs First, and several angel investors from the healthcare and technology sectors.
Using AI to Improve Surgical Documentation
Founded in 2025 by Ines Iraki, Johann Diep, and Professor Eric Vibert, Uncovr develops software that analyzes surgical videos and data generated during operations. The platform uses artificial intelligence to help create operative reports and support procedural coding.
The company aims to simplify a process that often requires surgeons to spend additional time documenting procedures after they are completed. By transforming information collected during surgery into structured records, Uncovr seeks to support both clinical and administrative workflows. According to the company, its technology is designed to help healthcare providers capture and organize surgical information more efficiently.
Funding to Support Expansion
Uncovr plans to use the new funding to continue building its platform and expand deployments with healthcare organizations. The company is already working with hospitals in the United States and Europe.
The investment reflects growing interest in healthcare AI solutions that support documentation and workflow management. As hospitals continue to adopt digital technologies, companies focused on improving operational efficiency are attracting increased attention from investors.
Addressing a Large and Growing Market
According to figures cited in reports about the company, more than 400 million surgical procedures are performed worldwide each year. Advances in minimally invasive and robotic surgery have also increased the amount of video and procedural data generated in operating rooms.
Uncovr is part of a broader wave of healthcare technology companies developing tools to make better use of this information. Rather than building surgical robots or medical devices, the company focuses on software that converts surgical data into structured documentation.
As healthcare systems continue to modernize, efficient documentation remains an important priority for hospitals and clinicians. With fresh funding and backing from prominent investors, Uncovr is now positioned to expand its technology and reach more healthcare providers in the years ahead.
