Ukrainian Startup DrillApp Secures $100,000 Investment for Military Training Courses

The Ukrainian tech startup DrillApp, which develops a platform for training military personnel and veterans, has secured an investment of $100,000. Details about the investors are not disclosed, but it is noted that among them are business angels and military veterans.

This is reported by AgroReview

Plans for Utilizing the Raised Funds

The startup plans to use the funds to create new training courses, including those on mastering FPV drones, as well as a module on international humanitarian law, a psychological support program, and a B2B platform for professional defense training.

International Recognition and Scope of Application

It is noted that DrillApp is a platform that allows any instructor or veteran anywhere in the world to share their knowledge, create their own courses, and monetize their experience. Currently, the product has over 200,000 users, of which 50,000 are active military personnel.

The DrillApp team is testing the platform within NATO structures and collaborating with instructors from Canada, Poland, and Estonia. Additionally, requests for localization of the platform are coming from Israel and the USA, indicating international interest in the project.