Video calling company Turtle Yogi Technologies, has raised between $250,000 (Rs 1.6 crore) and $350,000 (Rs 2.2 crore) in seed funding from a consortium of investors led by Blume Ventures, reports Economic Times. The company will use the funds raised to increase B2B sales and expand its product offering. US-based micro venture capital firm Shead Holdings and Chennai Angels member R Narayanan, along with Google Singapore executive Rahul Garg also participated in the round. TurtleYogi has a product called 1Click Video, which allows users to participate in video calls within the browser: users can invite participants through email or chat, and the call takes place on the browser. iClick Video uses WebRTC javascript APIs, and allows companies to embed their code into any workflow. It's a paid service, and is currently available in three tiers, in the range of $49-$599, with each package offering more calls and recording limits. The highest tier also lets users analyse call recordings apart from offering full customisation. By default these recordings are stored for 90 days, but the company claims this period can be changed according to the company's needs. At present, the service supports only browsers (Chrome and Firefox), but Android and iOS support are on its roadmap, according to its website. It supports broadcasting of calls, and support for one, two, three and four way calling. The broadcast mode supports 25 viewers. Users can conference with several participants with speeds as low as 300 kbps. On mobile, the technology works on Chrome and Firefox browsers, but on the…
