SolveAI, a London-based platform that allows employees to build compliant enterprise software without writing code, has raised £33.25 million in a Series A funding round.
The investment was led by GV, with participation from Northzone, Mantis VC and NeverLift. The company also confirmed a previously undisclosed £3.7 million pre-seed round led by Accel, with contributions from various angel investors.
While many tools for software development are designed for hobbyists or small teams, larger organisations often require applications that function with legacy systems and meet strict governance standards. SolveAI aims to assist employees in operations, sales and finance who may lack the ability to build tools for their specific workflows. This intended approach reduces reliance on costly outsourced custom software that can be slow to adapt.
Founded in July 2025 by former Palantir engineer Steve Basher, the platform allows staff to use natural language to generate designs and functional applications. The system first creates a written proposal and technical specification. Once a team approves the plan, the platform coordinates specialised AI agents to manage different stages of the development cycle, including the frontend and backend, to produce a custom product.
Steve Basher, CEO and founder of SolveAI, said: “Organisations see the greatest impact when technology is tailored to their specific needs. Few products fully reflect the complexity, regulatory demands, and scale at which large companies operate. SolveAI puts the power to build software directly in the hands of the people closest to the problems, without compromising security or compliance.”
The platform is currently being explored by companies in the manufacturing, retail and financial services sectors. With the new funding, the business plans to expand its capabilities and increase adoption among enterprise customers.
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