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Estonian AI startup gets €615K to expand no-code mobile app platform

AI startup bilt.me has raised €615,000 in pre-seed funding led by Superhero Capital. The funds intend to support the development of their no-code mobile app platform.

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AI startup bilt.me has raised €615,000 in pre-seed funding to enhance its no-code mobile app platform. This funding round was led by Superhero Capital and included support from notable investors like Bolt founder Markus Villig.

Founded in 2025 and based in Tallinn, bilt.me specializes in developing an AI-native platform that enables users to build, deploy, and sell mobile applications effortlessly without any coding requirements.

The successful acquisition of this capital will allow bilt.me to accelerate its development cycle, crucial for bolstering its market strategy for the no-code platform.

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