London-based SolveAI has raised a total of $50 million to expand its AI-powered enterprise software platform.
The funding includes a $45 million Series A led by GV, along with a previously undisclosed $5 million pre-seed round led by Accel, which also participated in the Series A.
Additional investors include Northzone, Mantis VC, NeverLift, and a group of angel backers. The company plans to use the capital to grow its team, deepen enterprise partnerships, and further enhance its platform capabilities.
Enabling Employees To Build Enterprise Software
Founded in July 2025 by former Palantir engineer Steve Basher, SolveAI aims to allow non-technical employees to build production-ready enterprise applications using natural language.
Basher’s experience at Palantir shaped the company’s mission. He observed that custom-built software often solved complex business challenges effectively, but developing such solutions typically required specialized engineering teams and lengthy timelines.
SolveAI’s platform allows employees across departments to describe a problem in plain language. The system then generates a structured proposal outlining the solution, including functional specifications and technical architecture. After internal iteration and approval, the platform orchestrates specialized AI agents responsible for different stages of development, such as user experience design, frontend, and backend implementation.
Within minutes, the result is a deployable, full-stack application designed to integrate with existing enterprise infrastructure.
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Built For Enterprise Requirements
Unlike many AI coding tools that focus on prototypes or small teams, SolveAI is designed for large organizations operating within strict governance, compliance, and security frameworks.
The platform creates applications that integrate with existing enterprise systems and tools, including SAP, Salesforce, GitHub, Snowflake, and ServiceNow. It supports the full software lifecycle, from initial planning to deployment and ongoing maintenance.
By embedding enterprise controls into the development process, SolveAI seeks to balance speed and compliance. The goal is to reduce IT backlogs, limit reliance on costly custom development projects, and empower frontline teams to solve operational challenges directly.
Companies across manufacturing, retail, and financial services are already exploring how the platform can streamline internal workflows and accelerate innovation within complex technical environments.
Scaling The Team And Vision
Currently a team of 12, including talent from Palantir, ElevenLabs, and Meta, SolveAI plans to significantly expand its headcount in 2026.
CEO Steve Basher describes the company’s vision as putting software creation directly into the hands of employees closest to operational challenges, without compromising security or infrastructure standards.
Investors highlighted SolveAI’s focus on enterprise realities, emphasizing that large organizations require tools that align with existing systems, governance requirements, and global scale.
About SolveAI
SolveAI is an enterprise-focused AI platform that enables employees to build compliant, deployment-ready software through conversational interfaces. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in London, the company operates across North America and Europe. Its platform integrates with major enterprise systems and is designed to help organizations accelerate innovation while maintaining security and compliance standards.
