UniversalAGI

Business/Productivity Software · San Francisco, CA · Founded 2025 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of autonomous artificial intelligence agents designed to democratize advanced AI capabilities. UniversalAGI is based in San Francisco, CA and was founded in 2025.

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Last round
Early Stage VC
Jul 2025

UniversalAGI key facts

  • Developer of autonomous artificial intelligence agents designed to democratize advanced AI capabilities.
  • Notable investors include Elad Gil, The House Fund, Eric Schmidt, David Patterson, Ion Stoica — 7 tracked in total.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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UniversalAGI funding rounds

1 rounds
Jul 2025Early Stage VC—▮

UniversalAGI investors

7 investors are on record for UniversalAGI, including Elad Gil, The House Fund, Eric Schmidt and David Patterson. The early-stage round in Jul 2025 drew 6 investors.

About UniversalAGI

Developer of autonomous artificial intelligence agents designed to democratize advanced AI capabilities. The company's platform provides the infrastructure, talent, and security to deploy production-grade AI applications on the most sensitive data and turns data into production-ready applications, enabling enterprises and government organizations to deploy customized applications.

Industry
Business/Productivity Software
Sector
Information Technology
HQ
San Francisco, CA, United States
Founded
2025
Employees
4
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)

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