Google has made a strategic investment in Emergent, a no-code platform that lets users create fully functional applications without any coding.
The investment comes from Google’s AI Futures Fund, launched in May 2025 to help AI startups with funding, early access to Google’s AI models, and technical support.
Emergent plans to use the funding to hire more employees, speed up product development, and expand its services globally.
The amount of Google’s investment was not shared. Previously, Emergent raised $23 million in a Series A round led by Lightspeed, with participation from Prosus Ventures, Together Fund, and Y Combinator.
This investment comes at a time when demand is growing for AI that can automate tasks and help agents get work done, with AI being used not just for content creation but also for building tools, products, and workflows.
“Not every business founder has the technology expertise or resources to make their dream a reality. With Emergent, we’re giving small business owners, creators, and entrepreneurs the tools to bring their vision to life, no matter the complexity. We’re honoured to be supported by Google’s AI Futures Fund and are excited to leverage Google’s industry-leading AI technology to further empower Emergent for our rapidly growing user base,” said Mukund Jha, Co-founder and CEO of Emergent, in a statement.
“The AI Futures Fund is all about reimagining what can be accomplished with generative AI. Emergent’s work is helping people make their ideas a reality, breaking down barriers, and democratising access to the tools businesses need to build their technologystack. We look forward to supporting them on their journey as they build with Gemini 3, and we can’t wait to see what they do next,” said Jonathan Silber, Co-founder and Director of AI Futures Fund at Google.
Emergent, founded in 2025 by Mukund Jha (former Dunzo co-founder) and his brother Madhav Jha, allows users to turn their ideas into fully working applications using autonomous AI agents.
The platform is designed for entrepreneurs, small businesses, creators, and solo founders who want to build software without needing coding skills or technical co-founders.
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