Broomfield software platform for local government raises $1 million

BROOMFIELD — TownCloud, an app platform built specifically for local governments’ needs, has raised $1 million.

The Broomfield company is seeking the funding funding by offering up debt, according to a Form D filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, May 24. The company had filed a form saying it had raised $500,000, but Michael Littman, an attorney for TownCloud, said the company had a private placement for the full $1 million and would be filing an amended form.

The company has built a suite of software for local government, including an easy agenda publisher, method of communication between citizens and elected officials, and analytics dashboard.

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“TownCloud is creating a comprehensive enterprise tool that allows local governments to significantly reduce IT costs while providing a totally modern way to interact with citizens,” according to its website.

Apps begin at $99 per month with no long-term contract or up-front capital investment.