Ciridae has raised $20 million in seed funding led by Accel, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Sunflower Capital, and Backcountry Ventures, to expand its AI transformation platform for real economy businesses. Founded by Jack Soslow and Jack Weissenberger, the company develops AI-native operating systems for mid-market sectors such as logistics, healthcare, construction, and industrial services that often lack the resources to implement enterprise-scale AI solutions. Ciridae embeds directly with customers to convert legacy workflows and manual processes into production-ready AI systems, with deployment timelines as short as two weeks.
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The company is initially targeting private equity-backed firms and has already attracted customers connected to funds managing over $1.3 trillion in assets. “We believe the biggest AI opportunity is not adding another layer of enterprise software, but building the operating infrastructure for the businesses the industry has largely passed by,” said Soslow. Christine Esserman noted that Ciridae’s ability to deliver operational AI systems rapidly is making it a preferred partner for organizations seeking measurable AI-driven transformation beyond experimentation.
