San Francisco-based software development company Myxt has announced that it has raised $2 million in seed funding from venture capital firms Accel and Quiet Capital. The funding will be used to further develop the company's collaborative workplace app for audio creators.

Myxt's app is designed to address the industry-wide issue of file sharing for audio professionals. The app provides a central location for audio creators to store, share, and work on audio files seamlessly and intuitively across multiple devices. The app also includes tools to enhance productivity and creativity, including collaboration features, video exporting capabilities, and AI-powered audio enhancement tools.

Founded in 2018 by Chris Wetherell and Sheena Pakanati, Myxt has quickly gained traction among audio professionals who are seeking a more efficient and effective way to collaborate on audio projects. With this latest round of funding, Myxt is poised to further expand its reach and enhance its offerings to better serve the needs of audio professionals.

Commenting on the funding, Chris Wetherell, co-founder of Myxt, said: "We are thrilled to have the support of Accel and Quiet Capital as we continue to grow and expand our offerings. With their support, we will be able to further enhance our app and provide audio professionals with the tools they need to collaborate seamlessly and creatively."