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App for healthcare workers to fill out forms using speech
voize has raised $59.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at voize.
voize was founded in 2020 by Marcel Schmidberger (Founder) and Erik Ziegler (Founder) and Fabio Schmidberger (Founder).
voize has raised $59.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
At voize, we’re revolutionizing the healthcare industry with AI: Nurses simply speak their documentation into their smartphones, and our AI automatically generates the correct entries. This saves each nurse an average of 39 minutes per day, improves the quality of documentation, and makes their daily work much more rewarding.
voize is YCombinator-funded, already in use at over 600 senior care homes, and has grown by 100% in the last 90 days. Our customers save over 3.5 million hours annually – time spent on people instead of paperwork.
But this is just the beginning. With our self-developed voize AI, we’re transforming not only the healthcare industry, but also have the potential to create value in many other sectors – from healthcare to inspections.
Key people at voize.
voize was founded in 2020 by Marcel Schmidberger (Founder) and Erik Ziegler (Founder) and Fabio Schmidberger (Founder).
voize has raised $59.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
voize's investors include Daniel Waterhouse, HV Capital, Redalpine, Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, Anicut Capital, Polychain Capital, RTP Global, AMIT GOGIA, Maria Raga, HPI Ventures.
Voize is a healthcare technology company that builds an AI-powered voice assistant app designed specifically for healthcare workers, particularly caregivers in senior and long-term care settings. Their product enables caregivers to fill out nursing reports, medication logs, wound documentation, and emergency notes by speaking directly into their smartphones. This voice-first approach significantly reduces the administrative burden on healthcare workers, saving an average of 39 minutes per shift, improving documentation accuracy, and allowing more time for patient care[1][2][3].
Voize serves over 600 care facilities and 50,000 healthcare professionals, integrating seamlessly with existing electronic health record (EHR) systems like Vivendi PD and MEDIFOX DAN while maintaining strict data privacy compliance (GDPR, KDG). Their mission is to empower caregivers by removing paperwork barriers through intuitive, AI-driven voice technology, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and patient safety. Beyond healthcare, Voize aims to extend its intelligent voice solutions to broader industrial applications[1][2][3].
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Voize was founded by twin brothers Fabio and Marcel Schmidberger, who have a strong technical background in IT systems engineering from the Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI). Their firsthand understanding of the challenges faced by caregivers inspired them to develop a proprietary AI speech recognition system tailored to healthcare documentation needs. The idea emerged from recognizing the heavy administrative workload that detracts from patient care, especially in nursing homes and elder care[1][3].
Since its founding, Voize has gained significant traction with real-world adoption rather than just pilot testing. Their technology has been embraced by thousands of care workers and facilities, supported by partnerships such as with Charité hospital and investment from HV Capital, highlighting their credibility and growth potential in digitizing hospital and care documentation[3].
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Voize rides the growing trend of AI-powered speech recognition in healthcare, addressing the critical need to reduce administrative burdens on frontline caregivers. The timing is favorable due to increasing labor shortages in healthcare, rising demand for digital health solutions, and regulatory pressures for accurate, timely documentation. By focusing on non-physician caregivers—a segment often overlooked by competitors—Voize fills a vital niche that enhances care quality and operational efficiency.
Market forces such as the digitization of health records, the push for real-time data capture, and the need for compliance with privacy laws create a strong tailwind for Voize’s voice-first approach. Their technology also contributes to the broader ecosystem by demonstrating how AI can be specialized and integrated into complex healthcare workflows without disruption[1][3][4].
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Voize is well-positioned to expand its footprint in European healthcare and potentially beyond, leveraging its strong technical foundation, real-world adoption, and investor backing. Future growth will likely be driven by deeper integrations with hospital systems, expansion into new care settings, and enhancements in AI capabilities such as predictive documentation and clinical decision support.
As healthcare continues to embrace AI and voice technology, Voize’s influence may grow from a niche tool for caregivers to a broader platform for voice-driven clinical documentation and operational support. Their commitment to privacy and user-centric design will be key differentiators as regulatory scrutiny intensifies globally.
In summary, Voize exemplifies how targeted AI innovation can transform healthcare workflows, reduce caregiver burnout, and improve patient outcomes by putting voice technology directly in the hands of those who need it most[1][3].
voize has raised $59.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $50.0M Series A in November 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
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| Nov 17, 2025 | $50.0M Series A | Daniel Waterhouse | HV Capital, Redalpine, Y Combinator |
| Mar 1, 2025 | $9.0M Seed | HV Capital | Andreessen Horowitz, Anicut Capital, Polychain Capital, RTP Global, AMIT GOGIA, Maria Raga, HPI Ventures, Redalpine, Y Combinator |
