Madrid-based startup TuringDream has announced a €6M seed round to further develop its agentic AI platform.
The investment was co-led by Adara Ventures and HWK, with participation from Next Tier Ventures.
Backing from AI-focused investors
Adara Ventures, with over €350M under management, brings decades of experience investing in tech-forward companies. Partner Rocío Pillado noted the startup’s engineering capabilities as a key differentiator in the fast-growing space of multi-agent-based applications (MABAs).
HWK TechInvestment, focused on disruptive tech in AI, cybersecurity, and observability, highlighted education as a natural entry point for TuringDream’s agentic AI approach.
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Funding use: expanding platform and market reach
The company plans to use the funds to build out its Agent Generation Model and expand into key markets across Europe, North America, and Latin America. TuringDream is already working with partners in banking, insurance, and training to refine its offering for enterprise use.
What TuringDream does
Founded by Juan Morán, TuringDream enables organizations to rapidly deploy multi-agent AI systems using a no-code, natural language-based platform. Its first product, TAU, is a personalized AI tutoring tool currently in beta testing, set to launch publicly in September.
TAU uses modular and adaptive AI agents to adjust learning experiences to each student’s pace and needs. The broader platform aims to power applications in sectors like corporate training, contact centers, and financial services.
The bigger picture
The company’s modular, self-improving AI agents stand out in a landscape still dominated by single-agent systems. With a no-code design philosophy and strong investor backing, the company is positioning itself as a foundational layer for the next generation of enterprise AI.
