Funding profile · Healthcare IT

BloomAPI

One reported seed round, two Form D notices filed 14 days apart in March 2017, and nothing on the SEC record since. The entity still sells software under a different product name.

$2.4MSeed round reported Jul 13, 2017, the only round announced
$3.25MCombined amount offered across the two March 2017 Form D notices
$395KCombined amount sold as of those two filing dates
9.5 yrsSince the last SEC filing of any kind (Mar 27, 2017)

Data as of September 22, 2026. Company-reported figures are labeled.

Rounds at a glance

When Round Amount Investors Source
Winter 2017 Y Combinator batch Not disclosed Y Combinator YC directory
First sale Mar 3, 2017 Equity and debt offering $750,000 offered; $145,000 sold at filing 3, not named Form D
First sale Mar 22, 2017 Equity and options offering $2,500,000 offered; $250,000 sold at filing 4, not named Form D
Jul 13, 2017 Seed, announced $2.4M Founders’ Co-op (lead), Y Combinator, Slow Ventures, Section 32, Liquid 2 Ventures, Fifty Years Fund, TWB Investment Partnership, Wei Fund, Parker Conrad and angels Independent
Mar 2017 to Sep 2026 No further filings None on record None disclosed SEC EDGAR
As estimated Third party total $3.17M across 5 rounds Not itemized Tracxn

What the filings show

BloomAPI, Inc. · Form D · filed Mar 27, 2017

First sale
Mar 22, 2017
Offered
$2,500,000
Sold
$250,000 · $2,250,000 remaining
Investors
4 · average $62,500
Securities
Equity, options to acquire, securities to be acquired on exercise
Exemption
Rule 506(b)
Related persons
Michael Wasser (executive officer, director), Seattle, WA
Issuer
Delaware corporation, incorporated 2015, Seattle WA, revenue range: decline to disclose
Filing
SEC EDGAR, CIK 0001699329, accession 0001699329-17-000002

BloomAPI, Inc. · Form D · filed Mar 13, 2017

First sale
Mar 3, 2017
Offered
$750,000
Sold
$145,000 · $605,000 remaining
Investors
3 · average about $48,333
Securities
Equity, debt, securities to be acquired on conversion
Exemption
Rule 506(b)
Related persons
Michael Wasser (executive officer, director), Seattle, WA
Sales compensation
None · finders fees $0 · proceeds to officers $0
Filing
SEC EDGAR, CIK 0001699329, accession 0001699329-17-000001

Reading the filings

  1. The paperwork beat the press release by 108 days.The second notice was filed March 27, 2017. The $2.4 million seed was announced July 13, 2017. Anyone reading EDGAR in April knew the size of the offering, $2,500,000, three and a half months before the coverage ran.
  2. Two offerings in 14 days is a round being restructured.The March 13 notice covers equity and debt with a first sale on March 3, right at the end of the Winter 2017 batch. The March 27 notice covers equity and options, three times the size, with a first sale on March 22. The usual reading is a bridge or note that was replaced by a priced round once the batch closed, though the filings do not say so.
  3. The record stops at $395,000.Adding both notices, $3,250,000 was offered and $395,000 had been sold when they were filed, across 7 investor slots. The announced round was $2.4 million. Regulation D does not require an amendment when more of a noticed offering sells later, so the gap is a reporting artifact, not a contradiction. The consequence is the same: the closed round never appears in a filing.
  4. Early checks, not lead checks.$145,000 from 3 investors is about $48,333 each. $250,000 from 4 is $62,500 each. Those are first-close angel sized amounts. The named lead, Founders’ Co-op, does not appear in either filing, which is consistent with the institutional money arriving after both notices were filed.
  5. One name on both filings.Michael Wasser is the only executive officer or director listed. No investor board seat ever appears on the record, before or after the seed.
  6. Nothing since March 2017.EDGAR holds exactly two documents for this CIK, and a full text search of all of EDGAR for “BloomAPI” returns those same two. No later Form D, no acquirer disclosure, no dissolution. Nine and a half years of corporate life sit entirely outside the securities record.

Commercial signals

Signal Detail Source type
Original product ChartPull, API access to medical records sold to insurers and vendors, free software for clinics. 300 doctors and more than one million patients as of Jul 2017. Company-stated
Product today BloomText HIPAA messaging. Free tier for up to 5 coworkers, $14.50 per user per month paid team plan, patient SMS from $129 per month covering 140 contacted patients. Company-stated
Scale claims Company site: 21K users, 295K patients, 28M messages sent, 30K video calls. LinkedIn page: “Trusted by 300K+ users for 10+ years.” The two do not reconcile. Figures disagree
Headcount Tracxn lists 3 employees as of Jul 31, 2026. LinkedIn lists 2 to 10. The 2018 archived team page listed six. Aggregator
Entity continuity BloomAPI, Inc. remains the App Store seller and copyright holder for BloomText and the data controller in its privacy policy, at 300 Lenora Street #963, Seattle. Public record
Exit status No acquisition, merger or dissolution located in SEC records or published reports. Not found

What to watch

  • A new Form D. None has been filed since March 27, 2017.
  • Any acquirer disclosure naming BloomAPI, Inc. EDGAR full text search currently returns only its own two filings.
  • Whether BloomText publishes a consistent user count. Its two public figures differ by more than an order of magnitude.
  • Whether the Delaware entity is ever wound up or the name assigned. The open source repositories remain public while the hosted API path redirects.

The BloomAPI story on Healthcare DiscoveryHealthcare Discovery

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Sources

  1. Public recordForm D, BloomAPI, Inc., accession 0001699329-17-000002SEC · Mar 27, 2017
  2. Public recordForm D, BloomAPI, Inc., accession 0001699329-17-000001SEC · Mar 13, 2017
  3. Public recordEDGAR filing index and full text search, CIK 0001699329SEC · retrieved Sep 22, 2026
  4. Public recordInternet Archive capture index for bloomapi.com and live HTTP redirect checkInternet Archive · retrieved Sep 22, 2026
  5. IndependentBloomAPI locks down $2.4M to fix medical record releasesTechCrunch · Jul 13, 2017
  6. IndependentHealth technology startup BloomAPI raises $2.4M to get medical records off paperGeekWire · Jul 13, 2017
  7. IndependentBloomAPI gets $2.4 million for software to release digital records securely, and more easilyHealthcare IT News · Jul 20, 2017
  8. AggregatorBloomText company profile, funding total and employee countTracxn · accessed Sep 22, 2026
  9. CompanyBloomText pricing page and privacy policybloomtext.com · accessed Sep 22, 2026
  10. CompanyBloomText App Store listing, seller BloomAPI, Inc.Apple · accessed Sep 22, 2026
  11. CompanyBloomText company pageLinkedIn · accessed Sep 22, 2026

Compiled from SEC and other public records and published reports as of September 22, 2026. Form D notices report offerings under Regulation D; amounts reflect the filing date and may not capture later sales. Healthcare Venture Capital Fund holds no position in BloomAPI. This page is not an offer to sell or a recommendation to buy any security.