Estonia's bilt.me raises €615k with backing from Bolt and Lightyear founders to scale its AI-native mobile app builder
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Martin Sokk on his latest investment: they are years ahead of regular companies. Lightyear co-founder Martin Sokk invested in Estonian mobile app platform developer Bilt.me and now explained his decision. Startup, Investment, Artificial Intelligence, Kevin Akkermann, Uku Joost Annus, Karl Mattias Kiilaspää, BOLT TECHNOLOGY OÜ.
Youth startup raises $700,000 with support from Bolt and Lightyear founders. Bilt.me, a developer of artificial intelligence-based mobile applications, raised $700,000 in pre-investment, also supported by Bolt founder Markus Villig and Lightyear founder Martin Sokk. Artificial intelligence, BOLT TECHNOLOGY OÜ, PIPEDRIVE OÜ, MICROSOFT DEVELOPMENT CENTER ESTONIA OÜ, Martin Sokk, Uku Joost Annus, LIGHTYEAR EUROPE AS, Startup, software, financing, T…
Estonia's bilt.me raises €615k with backing from Bolt and Lightyear founders to scale its AI-native mobile app builder
bilt.me, a Tallinn-based AI-native mobile app builder, has raised €614.9k ($700k) in a pre-Seed funding round. The round was led by Superhero Capital, a Seed-stage VC backing software-driven startups across Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The round also saw backing from Bolt founder Markus Villig and Lightyear founder Martin Sokk. “We should be honest with […]
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