Aim receives € 300,000 pre-seed

The Czech AI startup Aim has secured a pre-seed investment of 300,000 euros from early-stage investor Miton. The aim of the investment is to further develop an AI agent that provides entrepreneurs and decision-makers with personalized business briefings.

Investment before market launch

Miton's investment comes even before the official launch. The investment fund sees Aim as a strategic product for the efficient provision of information in a business context - an area that is becoming increasingly important in view of the growing flood of information and complex markets. Tomáš Matějček, Miton partner and also responsible for investments such as Rohlik, Sense Arena and Rossum, will provide operational support to Aim.

We were looking for a solution that understands our context and is constantly learning. With Aim, we see great potential for a product that rethinks business intelligence.

Tomáš Matějček, Miton partner

AI as a personal business analyst

Aim is primarily aimed at start-ups, investors and corporate decision-makers who don't have time to trawl through hundreds of sources but are still reliant on information that is relevant to their decisions. At its core is an AI agent that extracts and evaluates relevant content from podcasts, newsletters, industry reports and social networks in a contextual, multilingual and format-independent manner.

Many business decisions depend on a single relevant insight - but this is often hidden in a niche format or on an unknown platform. Our vision is an AI briefing agent that recognizes this content early on and delivers it at the right moment.

Michal Najman, Aim founder

Private beta with first paying customers

Aim is currently in private beta, but is already being used by its first paying users in the VC and start-up environment. The additional capital will be used to further expand the AI models, particularly in the areas of classification and user context.

The investment is part of Miton's strategy to promote AI-native tools with structural added value. The collaboration with Najman began a year ago when Aim's first MVP was presented. Since then, the founder and investor have worked together on the further development of the product.