Einride co-founders launched the venture firm Navisalma to back European deep tech startups.
The firm is targeting about €450m of investments over the next three years.
It plans to start by raising around €40m soon for operations and seed investments, then pursue the larger €450m pool later, and has already invested in Swedish AI energy-systems startup Abundry.
Runable raised $21 million to expand its AI agent from helping users build software into helping small businesses grow by finding customers and running marketing tasks. The Series A valued the company at $65 million after the investment. As a result, Runable plans to offer services like ad campaigns, social media management, SEO, and optimizing AI chatbot visibility so owners can ask for customer outcomes instead of assembling tools and accounts themselves.
Meta is preparing to launch an AI agent for ordinary consumers under the internal code name Hatch, with a target timing reported as late August or early September. The most expensive tier discussed in internal documents is priced at up to $199.99 per month. If launched as planned, Meta would shift from its existing chat-assistant approach to an agent that can carry out multi-step tasks across connected apps, with tiered usage limits and unconfirmed model/routing details.
Naise AI launched autonomous marketing agents for founders and lean teams to execute marketing tasks end to end using brand guidelines, a prompt playbook, and built-in execution. The product says users can go from a cold start to live campaigns in under 24 hours. It changes marketing workflows by reducing manual “babysitting” and aiming to save 40+ hours per week while cutting marketing costs.
Supacut launched to help documentary and interview editors turn interview footage into rough cuts and organize selects by theme, with optional AI analysis. It launched today for its 21 followers. Editors spend less time searching by using theme organization, cross-interview comparison, and AI-generated editable rough cuts exported to their NLE.
Referent launched its AI-native legal practice management software for lawyers and law firms. The page lists 282 followers. It bundles legal AI workflow automation, CRM, client intake, matter management, document and deadline handling, email workflows, follow-ups, and billing preparation into one platform.
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