Two Raleigh startups – one in social media, another in life science – are raising capital.

North Carolina Business News Wire reports:

  • Offline Media raising $120,000

A private North Carolina-based technology company plans to raise $120,000 in debt financing, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Hailey Waller reports.

Offline Media, Inc. filed a form D on Sept. 29. The first sale was on Aug. 31, and $81,667 has been raised with $38,333 remaining to be sold as of the date of the filing.

The company has developed an online platform where users can discover people, places and things to do in real life through group events.

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Offline operates in three mid-market cities — Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte and Nashville. The company’s analytics show that one in three iPhone-carrying, college-educated millennial women are now Offline members in Raleigh and Charlotte, with Nashville following quickly.

Offline is actively seeking partners and growth capital,according to the company’s LinkedIn page.

Offline describes itself as a team that uses proprietary technology and a human touch to identify the best things to do in a city, editorialize them, and deliver them to users’ pockets.

David Shaner, chief executive officer and founder of the Raleigh-based company, graduated as valedictorian from North Carolina State University’s chemical engineering program in 2012.

  • Kaio Therapy seeking $1M, has closed on $200K

Kaio Therapy, an iimmunotherapy company has sold $200,000 in debt and options of a $1 million offering, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Evanne Timberlake reports. .

Kaio Therapy LLC filed a Form D on Sept. 29. The file states that proceeds will be used for working capital, which may include normal compensation to executive officers and managers.

Kaio Therapy combines the field of immunotherapy with hyperthermia. Its Immune Activating Heat Therapy (IAHT) is a treatment for primary tumor elimination, tumor control and margin reduction with an immunotherapeutic component.

According to its website, the company believes it’s the “next wave of therapeutics.”

Chief Executive Officer Alden Pritchard has over 30 years of leadership and entrepreneurial experience and founded Kaio Therapy in 2012.

Before Pritchard founded Kaio, he worked with Air & Water Solutions in New Jersey and Dai Ichi High Frequency Co. in Japan to develop and place biological environmental control systems.

Pritchard graduated with a B.A. from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and an MBA from the College of William and Mary. He was also a U.S. Navy fighter pilot and a serial entrepreneur.

Note: These reports are from the North Carolina Business News Wire, a service of UNC-Chapel Hill’s School of Media and Journalism.