Vercept raises $16M in seed funding to develop Vy, a vision-based Mac app for automating digital workflows. The round was led by Fifty Years with prominent backers including Eric Schmidt and Arash Ferdowsi.
Vercept raises $16M in seed funding to develop Vy, a vision-based Mac app for automating digital workflows. The round was led by Fifty Years with prominent backers including Eric Schmidt and Arash Ferdowsi.
06/12/25, 12:15 AM
Location
seattleMoney raised
$16 million
Industry
natural language processing
machine learning
artificial intelligence
software
Round Type
seed
Investors
Kyle Vogt, Arash Ferdowsi, Jeff Dean, Eric Schmidt, Ai2 Incubator, Point Nine, Fifty Years
Vercept, a Seattle-based AI startup, has secured $16 million in seed funding to develop Vy, a computer vision-powered Mac application. The product aims to automate digital workflows with a single natural language command. The round was led by Fifty Years, with participation from Point Nine and AI2 Incubator. Vercept was founded by leaders from the Allen Institute for AI to rethink user interaction with technology.
Company Info
Location
seattle, washington, united states
Additional Info
Vercept is a Seattle-based AI startup that aims to revolutionize how people interact with technology through its vision-based Mac application, Vy. The application automates digital workflows using natural language commands, allowing users to perform complex tasks seamlessly. Founded by former leaders from the Allen Institute for AI, Vercept leverages elite AI expertise to enhance user experience and productivity. Its mission is to simplify interactions with technology, making tasks easier and less time-consuming.