
NanoCo, the company behind NanoClaw, an open-source platform for secure AI agents, has raised US$12 million in Seed funding.
Along with the funding announcement, the company also launched a professional AI assistant built for enterprise organizations.
The funding round was led by Valley Capital Partners, with participation from companies and investors including Docker, Vercel, monday.com, Slow Ventures, Clutch Capital, Factorial Capital, and Clem Delangue, the CEO of Hugging Face.
Since launching as an open-source platform in February, NanoClaw has gained nearly 29,000 GitHub stars. The platform is already being used by executives at major companies such as Amazon, Gap, Google, Meta, SentinelOne, and Accenture.
"Countless enterprise executives have told us the same thing," said Gavriel Cohen, co-founder and CEO of NanoCo. "They're running NanoClaw personally, getting two and three times more done, and asking how to roll it out to their teams. They've figured out where the value actually lives: an agent has to be able to work inside the most sensitive parts of a business. Their email. Their customer records. NanoClaw was the version they could safely use themselves without trading security for functionality. NanoCo is allowing them to give that same unlock to everyone across the organization."
NanoCo was founded in 2026 by Gavriel Cohen and Lazer Cohen. Gavriel, the company’s CEO, has degrees in computer science and physics and personally built NanoClaw from the ground up. His brother Lazer Cohen is the founder of Concrete Media and has created many well-known brands.
The company has official partnerships with Docker and Vercel and currently has a team of 10 employees.








