Bespoke business software launched in days, not months 馃殌
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We鈥檝e raised $2.3M pre-seed to let enterprises build bespoke software and the AI agents that run it.
And we鈥檙e entering Japan through a joint venture with Globalway
Globalway is public Japanese company with deep enterprise relationships in one of the world鈥檚 largest and most complex enterprise markets.
We kept seeing the same thing inside good companies: Operators and business leaders knew exactly what software they needed, but building it meant months, a dedicated team, and a big budget.
That鈥檚 what we set out to fix.
QwikBuild lets a business team build bespoke, enterprise-grade software and the AI agents that run it within days.
With QwikBuild, an enterprise can:
1) Replace a legacy system entirely, like swapping an old ATS for one built exactly how your team hires.
2) Build an AI layer on top of what you already run, like an agent working on top your SAP.
3) Or build something new from scratch, then put AI agents to work directly inside it.
What we鈥檙e proud of is that it鈥檚 already working:
1) Asia鈥檚 largest electronics exporter now runs its entire shipment and supply chain on software and agents we built on top of their SAP.
2) An industrial procurement company automated payment processing that used to be done entirely by hand.
3) A 3,000-person health-tech company replaced its ATS and HR systems, and we moved all their data across.
All of these went live in days, not the months (and the cost) a traditional approach would have taken.
We鈥檙e taking on new builds, and we鈥檇 love to talk to any enterprise that wants to put AI to work inside how they actually operate.
A lot of enterprise AI pilots have quietly gone nowhere. The ones that worked started somewhere different.
We asked our founder Pradeep (@gunnygun3) for an approach that actually works. Here are 3 steps:
1. Find where the work actually lives.
2. Who you partner with matters more than people expect.
3. The FOMO has mostly settled.
Full answer in the video.
