xmemory raises £3m in pre-seed funding led by Fly Ventures to build an artificial intelligence memory layer.
Fly Ventures led the pre-seed round, which will fund product depth and pilot launches.
xmemory builds a schema-first memory layer designed to make artificial intelligence workflows more reliable. The startup is currently in closed beta and running pilots with design partners.
London-based startup xmemory has emerged from stealth with £3m in pre-seed funding. The round was led by Fly Ventures, with additional participation from Begin Capital, AAL VC, 33East, Inovia Capital, and several angel investors and mentors.
The capital will be directed towards deepening the product, supporting pilot launches, and expanding work with early partners as demand increases for reliable memory systems in artificial intelligence applications.
Founded by Alex Petrov, the company addresses core infrastructure challenges in artificial intelligence by structuring memory on the write path through schemas, types, constraints, and relationships.
From the founder
"Once memory becomes an input to workflows, automation, or system decisions, approximate recall is not enough. We think memory has to become structured, inspectable, and reliable by design."
Alex Petrov
Founder at xmemory
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
