Tizzi

Tizzi is a Russian company developing a sex shop and a platform for sexual education. The startup was launched in 2019 by the former managing directors of Rocket Internet venture projects Anton Neyaskin and Igor Shapiro. The platform with content on sexual education, according to the developers, helps women improve the quality of sex life.

About 40 thousand women were previously interviewed in Tizzi. According to the results of a study published in November 2021, the most common sexual problems were clarified:

• 55% of women do not receive orgasm from internal stimulation;
• 30% do not receive orgasm in principle;
• 38% of women have a feeling of insufficiency during sex with a man.

Russian platform for improving the quality of sex life Tizzi attracted 80 million rubles

We realized that people do not need sex toys for a fan, but the answer to the question of how to improve an intimate life. If we can give it, the potential audience will increase from 30 thousand people who say "buy a vibrator" to 95% of all adult people who have sex, "said Anton Neyaskin, co-founder of the startup.

In his opinion, the future of sextech is not in realism and artificial intelligence, but in democratization and the availability of information, products and the realization that you have the right to sexuality and its study.

History

2021: Attracting 80 million rubles of investment for the Ultimate Bias project

In early November 2021, Tizzi announced the attraction of 80 million rubles of investment. The international family office (its name is not disclosed) and private investor Mikhail Ryvkin invested in the startup. Details of the investment transaction, including the share of investors in the project and its estimated value, are not disclosed.

The Tizzi team will invest the funds raised in its other project - Ultimate Bias. Within it, Solution SaaS for influencers are developing, which allow bloggers to conduct their business independently and without a team.

2019: Raising 15 million rubles

During the first round of investments in 2019, the company attracted 15 million rubles from such Russian investors as Ksenia Skripko, Sergey Lehmann and others.