Repsense, a Vilnius, Lithuania–based information analytics platform that measures, analyzes, and contextualizes influence across modern digital ecosystems, has secured €2 million in seed funding.
Investors
The round was led by Tensor Ventures, a deeptech and defence-focused venture fund founded by former Intel executives, alongside Seed Starter, backed by Erste Group, one of Europe’s largest banking groups. Existing investors BSV Ventures and Coinvest Capital also participated.
Tensor Ventures is a Prague-based venture capital firm founded in 2018 that specialises in deep tech investments across Europe, the UK, and the USA. The firm focuses on R&D-intensive sectors, including quantum computing, biotechnology, AI, and cybersecurity.
Repsense Use of Funds
The funding will allow Repsense to further strengthen its capabilities across both commercial and defence use cases by expanding threat detection, increasing analytics depth, and improving platform scalability.
About Repsense
Founded in 2022 by Mykolas Katkus and Alfredas Chmieliauska, Repsense is a data analytics company specialising in information tracking, narrative intelligence, and threat detection across social and traditional media. Deployed in NATO environments and utilized by businesses, defense organizations, and public institutions, Repsense provides deep visibility into narratives, actors, and information dynamics, particularly across short-form video and algorithm-driven platforms. By combining advanced data analysis with real-time monitoring, Repsense helps organisations understand impact, detect threats, and make informed decisions in the evolving information space.
Funding Details
Company: Repsense, UAB
Raised: €2.0M
Round: Seed
Funding Date: December 2025
Lead Investors: Tensor Ventures, Seed Starter
Additional Investors: BSV Ventures, Coinvest Capital
Company Website: https://repsense.io/
Software Category: Information Analytics / Threat Detection / Dual-Use AI
Source: https://repsense.io/newsroom/repsense-gavo-2-mln-eur-investicij-spartina-pltr-europoje