The new funding will support Kodesage’s expansion across the US and Europe as it develops AI tools that help enterprises understand, maintain and modernise legacy software systems while meeting strict compliance requirements.
Kodesage, a startup developing an
on-premise AI platform for legacy software modernisation, has raised $6.6
million in a seed funding round led by VentureFriends. Existing investor
Portfolion also participated in the round, alongside angel investors including
Christian Szegedy, co-founder of xAI, and German footballer Mario Götze.
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