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QwikBuild, an enterprise AI startup that builds bespoke software and AI agents for business operations, has raised $2.3 million in pre-seed funding. The startup is backed by Globalway Inc., Blume Ventures, Marsshot, and DeVC, alongside prominent angel investors including Lalit Keshre (founder of Groww) and Ankit Nagori (founder of Cure.fit). Alongside the raise, QwikBuild announced a joint venture with Globalway Inc, a publicly listed Japanese company, to drive its expansion into Japan’s enterprise market. Launched last year by Pradeep Ayyagari, QwikBuild is an enterprise AI platform that lets businesses build bespoke, enterprise-grade software & AI agents in days rather than months. Using AI agents, it turns manual operations into production-ready applications that organisations own and control. The Bengaluru-based startup addresses the gap of manual processes by using autonomous AI agents; it builds bespoke, enterprise-grade software in days rather than months. The platform meets businesses exactly where they are through three paths: replacing a legacy system entirely, building a custom layer on top of existing tools like SAP and Salesforce, or building from scratch Built to work alongside existing enterprise systems, including SAP. QwikBuild helps businesses modernise workflows, streamline and unlock the AI agent era for their operations. It said that its platform is already in use by enterprises across the US, Singapore, India, with clients like Asia’s largest electronics component exporter that now runs its shipment and supply-chain on software and AI agents. Through this combination of AI-driven development, enterprise integrations and Managed agents stack, QwikBuild aims to help businesses in their AI transformation journey by modernising their operations around their core systems, without the time and complexity of traditional custom software projects.
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