From SiliconANGLE · Mike Wheatley · · 1m 10s
Reflex raises $14M for custom business apps
Reflex secures $14M to build custom software for enterprises using AI.
In brief
Reflex secures $14M to build custom software for enterprises using AI. Reflex raised $14 million to help companies replace generic software with tailored apps. Originally reported by SiliconANGLE.
Funding announcement
Reflex closed a $14 million Series A round led by Standard Capital.
Problem with generic software
Enterprises rely on generic third-party software with unused features and missing capabilities.
Current workarounds
Companies patch gaps with manual spreadsheets and workflows instead of custom software.
AI solution
Reflex uses AI agents to build custom business software for specific enterprise needs.
Key benefits
Companies gain full ownership of apps and flexibility across cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped environments.
Leadership
Nikhil Rao, former Drive.ai engineer, leads Reflex with co-founder Alek Petuskey.
Real-world use
Dell and aerospace companies use Reflex to build specialized monitoring systems and manufacturing platforms.
Growth metrics
Reflex has 30,000 GitHub stars, 400,000 monthly downloads, and over a million deployed apps.
Next steps
Reflex plans to expand engineering and sales teams and launch AI automation product Workflows.
The short version
Reflex raised $14 million to help companies replace generic software with tailored apps.
