The pre-seed investment was led by Nick Slater and John Spindler at Twin Path Ventures to support engineering and compliance growth.
"With the current explosion in AI capabilities, we believe Jenesys is well placed to take advantage. The team passed extensive technical due diligence to prove their use of cutting edge AI, integrating it directly into everyday workflows to allow for seamless productivity gains. We are very excited about what they can achieve."
Antler, Ada Ventures, and NoBa Capital backed the pre-seed round, which will fund the UK rollout of the paid product.
"As a founder, I’ve always been learning new things – from low-code programming to UX/UI basics and project management, even if it’s something I’ve never done before. I truly believe in the power of continuous learning and self-improvement. Our project is here to help every team member learn new things and unlock new opportunities, no matter how you like to learn, what language you speak, or what generation you belong to."
The seed round saw participation from investors including Restive, SixThirty, and Antler to support product development.
"This is an example of a legacy industry practice that is costing insurance companies millions every year. Our platform provides a solution which directly addresses this challenge."
The pre-seed round was backed by investors including firstminute capital and Tuesday VC.
"Building my first startup straight out of university and scaling it to a team of over 500, I knew we had to become an effective learning organization. Yet I couldn’t find a simple way to equip our teams with the learning opportunities they needed to continuously grow their skills, learn more, and move faster."
The funding round was backed by investors including RTP, Third Prime, and Sony Music Entertainment.
"However, creators and brands currently lack the digital infrastructure needed in order to maximize this opportunity, which is why KOMI is focused on building around three core pillars we believe are the most important for creators to reach their commercial potential, namely: Content, Commerce and Community."