Israeli AI Startup Catch Raises $5 Mn to Build Virtual Assistant for Business Executives
Sep 3, 2026 | By Nguyen Minh

Israeli startup Catch has come out of stealth mode with US$5 million in Seed funding to build its AI-powered assistant.
SUMMARY
- Catch has raised $5 million in seed funding to build an AI assistant for business leaders.
- The round was co-led by Entrée Capital and Pitango, with Seedcamp and Factorial Capital participating.
- Its AI assistant can manage scheduling, travel, emails, and follow-ups.
The AI assistant is designed to handle everyday administrative tasks for business executives, helping them save time and reduce one of the most routine and frustrating parts of their work.
Catch is focusing on an area of AI that has received less attention than coding, research, and content creation. Instead of making executives create workflows or learn new software, Catch’s AI assistant can watch how they work and learn their preferences.
The assistant can then handle routine administrative tasks on its own, saving executives time. It only involves the executive when a task needs an important decision or human judgment.
“Executives don't want to build their own AI agents, and in the admin space, they don’t want to approve every step their assistant makes - they want it done right, in a way they can trust,” Sabato, Catch's co-founder and CEO, said. “Catch works alongside business leaders the way a great human assistant would, but 24/7, with no dip in attention and fully secure.”
Founded by Nir Sabato and Yoav Ramon, Catch is an Israeli AI startup building a virtual assistant for business executives. It helps them manage their everyday administrative tasks.
The AI assistant can handle routine work, helping executives save time and focus on more important business decisions.
Catch’s AI learns how each executive works and understands their preferences. It can complete many tasks on its own and only asks for help when human judgment is needed.
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