Funding roundup - week ending 06/03/11

A company from the last batch of AngelPad startups raises seed funding, and more

Seed-stage

CodeGuard, which provides malware detection and repair services to small and mid-sized businesses, raised $500,000 in seed funding from Imlay Investments.

CoverH ound, a new car insurance shopping service, raised $750,000 in seed funding from Blumberg Capital.

OpenChime, an Angie’s List for everything, received a $700,000 investment from Lightbank, the fund made famous for its founders’ early investment in Groupon.

PunchTab secured $850,000 in seed funds to allow any business or website owner to create a loyalty program in minutes.

Early-stage

App discovery startup Appsfire closed a $3.6 million Series A round led by French venture capital firm IDinvest.

BuySimple, formerly known as Minno, raised $700,000 from a group of investors that includes GRP Partners, Farhad Mohit, Jack Abraham, and others.

Fixmo, provider of end-to-end infrastructure management solutions for mobile devices, secured $6.5 million in Series B financing led by new investor Panorama Capital, with participation from existing investors.

Juice in the City, a company that calls itself GroupMom, raised $6 million in a round of funding led by Tandem Entrepreneurs and HU Investments.

Lendio, formerly called FundingUniverse.com, secured $2 million in debt financing from Square 1 Bank.

Mindflash, a platform for companies to share knowledge and train emjployees, raised $4 million in new capital led by the Investment Group of Santa Barbara (IGSB).

Tablet publishing company OnSwipe raised a $5 million Series A round led by Spark Capital, with hep from Lightbank, Lerer Ventures, Yuri Milner and Thrive Capital.

wooga, Europe's largest developer of online social games, raised $24 million in a Series B investment led by Highland Capital Partners. Tenaya Capital and existing investors Balderton Capital and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures also participated in the funding round

Late-stage

Act-On Software, provider of cloud-based integrated marketing platforms, closed $10 million in Series C funding with Trinity Ventures. Act-On has now raised a total of $14 million in 6 months.

Alliance Health Networks, developer of condition-specific social networks, raised $11 million in its latest round of funding, led by New World Ventures.

OpenX Technologies, Inc. (OpenX), provider of digital advertising technology, completed a $20 million Series D funding round led by SAP Ventures  with the participation of additional new investors AOL Ventures, Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Inc., and Presidio Ventures, and existing investors.

UberMedia, an independent provider of apps for Twitter and other social media tools, raised $5.6 million from DLD Ventures.

ValueAppeal, an online property tax appeal service developed to help homeowners lower their property taxes, raised $1.6 million primarily from existing investors.