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Environmental technology company developing real-time flood monitoring solutions and water level alerts for communities and organizations.
Intoto develops real-time flood monitoring solutions and provides IT systems engineering and consulting services, with its Intoto Systems division operating from Signal Hill, California. The flood monitoring arm utilizes cutting-edge technology and environmental expertise to offer water level alerts, protecting organizations and communities from changing river and coastal conditions. Intoto Systems focuses on sustainable enterprise technology operations, leveraging automation, DevOps, and cloud resources for clients in media, telecom, and manufacturing sectors. This division, which provides IT systems engineering, software development, and consulting, reports less than 25 employees and under $5 million in revenue. Frode Aagedal serves as Founder and CEO of Intoto. Intoto was founded in 2018 by Frode Aagedal, and David Potter is a founding partner of Intoto Systems.
Intoto has raised $160K across 1 funding round.
Intoto has raised $160K in total across 1 funding round.
Intoto has raised $160K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $160K Seed in September 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2020 | $160K Seed | — | Sprettert | Announced |
Intoto has raised $160K in total across 1 funding round.
Intoto's investors include Sprettert.
Intoto is a Norwegian technology company founded in 2018 that develops advanced platforms for real-time river monitoring and water risk management. It provides IoT sensor-based solutions delivering live data on water levels, flow rates, and dam health, processed via machine learning and event-driven architecture to offer actionable insights and alerts for flood prevention and resource management[1][2][4]. Serving hydropower companies, municipalities, flood response teams, environmental agencies, businesses, insurers, and recreational users like fishers and kayakers, Intoto addresses critical gaps in traditional batch-processing systems by enabling rapid responses to extreme weather events[1][2]. The company has achieved market leadership in Scandinavia, with expanding Nordic public sector presence, significant recurring revenue growth, and international pilots, including selection for a Silicon Valley incubator[1].
Intoto was established in July 2018 in Kvinesdal, Norway, by founders personally impacted by devastating floods in their communities, driving their commitment to combine cutting-edge technology with environmental expertise[1]. The idea emerged from the "Norway's Smartest River" R&D initiative and a key partnership with Sira-Kvina Kraftselskap for technology testing, leading to the completion of an MVP for the Smart River project and initial investor funding[1]. Pivotal early moments included the release of the Intoto Platform beta, its official launch at an industry tech event in November 2018, and the first commercial deployments of v1.0 in 2019, followed by strategic partnerships like with Statkraft[1]. These milestones built rapid traction, evolving from local pilots to tri-country river monitoring integration and Silicon Valley Tech Incubator (TINC) selection[1].
Intoto rides the global wave of climate resilience tech, capitalizing on rising extreme weather frequency—particularly floods—driven by climate change, where real-time data is essential for protecting communities and infrastructure[1]. Its timing aligns with Europe's push for sustainable water management, especially in hydropower-heavy Scandinavia, amid regulatory demands for better environmental monitoring and the EU's Green Deal emphasizing data-driven resource optimization[1][2]. Market forces like IoT proliferation, edge computing advances, and insurer needs for predictive risk tools favor Intoto, positioning it to influence the ecosystem by setting standards for integrated river data platforms that benefit public safety, energy sectors, and biodiversity efforts[1][4].
Intoto is poised for accelerated global expansion beyond the Nordics, leveraging its technical edge in event-driven water tech to capture growing demand in flood-prone regions like Asia and North America. Trends such as AI-enhanced predictive modeling, broader IoT sensor networks, and public-private partnerships for climate adaptation will propel its growth, potentially through acquisitions or deeper integrations with energy giants. As water risks intensify, Intoto's influence could evolve from regional leader to a key enabler of resilient global communities, transforming how organizations preemptively safeguard against river threats—just as its founders envisioned from personal flood experiences.