SG startup OnSite bags seed funding, and other SE Asia deals

SG startup OnSite bags seed funding, and other SE Asia deals

Singapore-based startup OnSite has raised S$1.7 million ($1.3 million) in a seed funding round co-led by Tin Men Capital and Alter Global, as it looks to address inefficiencies in the city-state’s S$53-billion construction sector.

Hustle Fund and Gondor Capital also participated in the round, the company said on Wednesday.

OnSite is developing an AI-powered messaging platform designed to streamline communication and data management for construction and facilities management teams.

“We are building a data management layer that will anchor every message, every photo, every voice note automatically to exactly where and when it happened, without training to use,” said Poh Yong Han, CEO and co-founder of OnSite.

The startup said digital inefficiencies cost Singapore’s construction industry more than S$1.1 billion annually, while over 65% of projects in Southeast Asia face delays due to poor coordination.

Its platform structures messages, photos, and voice notes into a searchable system that creates a legal-grade audit trail, aiming to reduce disputes and project delays.

Founded by Poh Yong Han and Liam Appelson, OnSite plans to use the funds to expand its engineering team and accelerate product development, including predictive risk tools and AI assistants trained on project data.

SOUTHEAST ASIA DEAL MONITOR

DealStreetAsia has put together a table listing prominent startup investments in Southeast Asia for the fortnight starting March 30, 2026.

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Startup nameHeadquartersInvestment SizeInvestment StageLead investor(s)Other Investor(s)Industry / Verticals
Muun AISingapore$700,000Pre-SeedWavemaker ImpactAI
OnsiteSingapore$1,300,000SeedTin Men Capital, Alter GlobalHustle Fund, Gondor CapitalAI
TazapaySingapore$36,000,000Series BCircle VenturesCMT Digital, Coinbase Ventures, Peak XV Partners, GMO Venture Partners, January Capital, Ripple, Norinchukin Capital, ARC180, RTP GlobalPayments
EPGSingapore$100,000,000Series B+Decarbonization PartnersData Centre

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