Vybe Raises $10M Seed Round to Accelerate AI-Powered Internal Software Platform
Vybe, an emerging startup focused on empowering non-technical teams to build secure internal applications using artificial intelligence, has announced a successful seed funding round of $10 million. The financing, aimed at accelerating product development and expanding market reach, was led by First Round Capital and included participation from several prominent institutional and angel investors across the technology industry.
The funding round marks a major milestone for Vybe and highlights growing investor interest in AI-powered and no-code internal software platforms. Vybe’s product allows business teams such as operations, HR, and customer success to build internal tools by describing requirements in natural language, with the platform automatically generating secure, production-ready applications. The approach is designed to significantly reduce dependency on engineering teams while maintaining enterprise-grade security and scalability.
Alongside First Round Capital, the round included backing from Y Combinator, Orange Collective, Pelion Venture Partners, and Pioneer Fund. These firms were joined by a wide group of angel investors drawn from senior leadership roles at some of the most influential technology companies in the world.
Notable individual investors participating in the round include Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel, Anthropic Head of Product Ami Vora, Grammarly CEO Shishir Mehrotra, and OpenAI Head of API Product Olivier Godement. Additional angels include former Front CEO Mathilde Collin, Klaviyo CTO Surabhi Gupta, Confluent CTO Stephen Deasy, and Town CEO and former Plaid CTO Jean-Denis Greze.
The investor group also features Koala CEO and former Segment executive Tido Carriero, Reforge founder Brian Balfour, HeyGen Chief Business Officer Dave King, Eventbrite co-founder Kevin Hartz, and Cursor Head of Community Ben Lang. The breadth of participation reflects confidence in Vybe’s product vision and its potential to reshape how internal software is built inside modern organizations.
Vybe was founded by Quang Hoang and Fabien Devos, who say the funding will help the company move beyond its early access phase and scale adoption among mid-sized and enterprise customers. During its beta period, Vybe attracted a waitlist of more than 1,000 companies, with early users deploying the platform to create internal dashboards, approval workflows, and operational tools. Some users reported saving multiple days per week by replacing traditional development cycles with Vybe’s AI-driven approach.
The company plans to use the new capital to expand integrations with widely used enterprise systems, including databases and SaaS platforms such as Postgres, Salesforce, Jira, Redshift, and MySQL. Vybe is also investing in pre-built templates co-designed with experienced operators, targeting common business workflows like performance management, internal reporting, and customer feedback automation.
Vybe operates in a broader ecosystem where several unrelated companies share the same name. Separate ventures under the Vybe brand have raised funding in areas such as consumer social media, blockchain infrastructure, and fintech, though these entities are not affiliated with the AI internal tools company.
With fresh capital and strong backing from both institutional investors and seasoned operators, Vybe is positioning itself to play a key role in the next generation of enterprise software, where AI enables faster, more accessible, and more flexible internal application development.
