AI Coding Startup SolveAI Raises $50M in Series A Funding

London: SolveAI bags $50 million in funding to expand its enterprise AI platform that enables employees to build full-stack software applications without programming expertise.

The financing includes a $45 million Series A round led by GV and a previously undisclosed $5 million pre-seed round led by Accel. Additional investors include Northzone, Mantis VC and NeverLift.

Founded in July 2025 by former Palantir engineer Steve Basher, SolveAI addresses a gap in enterprise software development. The platform allows employees across departments to use natural language to generate proposals, designs and fully functional applications that integrate with existing IT infrastructure.

The system first produces a written proposal outlining the recommended solution and planned features, along with a technical specification covering implementation steps such as data integration.

Teams can iterate on the proposal, after which SolveAI orchestrates specialized AI agents responsible for different stages of the development lifecycle, ultimately generating a complete custom software product.

The company reports early customers across technology, construction, manufacturing, healthcare and hospitality. SolveAI integrates with major enterprise systems including SAP, Salesforce, GitHub, Snowflake and ServiceNow.

“AI’s somewhat useless without context,” Basher said. “Context is everything, so our product is what framework do you build to capture a company’s context,” he added.

The funding will support continued product development, customer growth and advancement of SolveAI’s AI capabilities and sales and marketing efforts. The company operates from London with a team of 12 employees and plans to quadruple headcount through 2026.

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