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LocketGo is a technology company.
LocketGo develops smart locker technology, providing secure and convenient temporary storage solutions. Their system offers rapid access to personal belongings, primarily addressing needs of event attendees and organizers. The company integrates advanced technology to manage storage logistics, streamlining venue operations and enhancing user experience.
The company was founded in 2016 by Gabrielle La Rue in Montreal, Quebec. Her insight identified inefficiencies in traditional guest services like bag and coat check. LocketGo emerged from a desire to eliminate pain points like long queues and high operational expenses, aiming to modernize this essential logistical component.
LocketGo serves individuals needing reliable temporary storage at events, alongside businesses and event venues seeking optimized guest services. The company envisions itself as a leading logistics provider, striving to make secure, accessible storage universally available. Their long-term aim is to refine processes, becoming a preeminent force in efficient, guest-centric logistics.
LocketGo has raised $1.2M across 1 funding round.
LocketGo has raised $1.2M in total across 1 funding round.
LocketGo has raised $1.2M in total across 1 funding round.
LocketGo's investors include Anges Québec, Jeffrey Kadanoff, CH Group, Maple Leaf Angels, Real Ventures.
LocketGo is a Montreal-based technology company founded in 2016 that builds a fully integrated smart locker platform offering secure, weatherproof lockers and management software for contactless delivery and on-demand storage.[1][2] It serves carriers, retailers, and venue operators like amusement parks, ski resorts, stadiums, water parks, and surf parks, solving operational challenges such as secure item storage, reduced costs, and new revenue streams through easy, app-free access via booking portals and RFID/PIN codes with USB charging.[1][2][4][5][6] With $980K raised in seed VC (last round $900K six years ago), the company remains active in a niche market competing with players like LoQit, Teqtivity, and eLocker.[1]
LocketGo emerged in 2016 in Montreal, Canada, focusing from the start on smart locker solutions tailored for high-traffic venues and logistics needs.[1][2] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, the company quickly positioned itself as a provider of electronic smart lockers with integrated software, gaining early traction in amusement, water parks, and surf park sectors through partnerships like IAAPA.[1][4][5] Its seed-stage funding of $980K supported development of turnkey systems emphasizing contactless access and customization, marking a pivotal shift toward modernizing traditional storage amid rising e-commerce and venue demands.[1][2][6]
LocketGo rides the wave of contactless tech and IoT-driven logistics, accelerated by post-pandemic demands for touch-free solutions in e-commerce last-mile delivery and high-volume venues.[1][2] Timing aligns with surging needs in amusement/water parks and surf parks, where secure storage enhances guest experience amid growing experiential tourism and urban logistics pressures.[4][5] Market forces like rising carrier/retail automation and venue revenue diversification favor its model, influencing the ecosystem by enabling operators to monetize space efficiently—much like how smart lockers complement ride-sharing or food delivery booms.[1][2]
LocketGo's seed-stage stability positions it for expansion into scaling deployments amid IoT locker growth, potentially through fresh funding or partnerships in e-commerce hubs.[1][2] Trends like AI-enhanced analytics, 5G connectivity for real-time management, and global venue recovery will shape its path, evolving its influence from niche venues to broader logistics networks. As contactless infrastructure becomes table stakes, LocketGo could redefine accessible storage, building on its integrated edge to capture untapped revenue in a fragmented market—echoing its core promise of secure, simple innovation.[1][2][3]
LocketGo has raised $1.2M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $1.2M Seed in May 2019.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 9, 2019 | $1.2M Seed | Anges Québec | Jeffrey Kadanoff, CH Group, Maple Leaf Angels, Real Ventures |