Brekfuz bags seed funding from Pear VC, others
01 Jul 2026, 12:46 PMPareto Holdings, Cory Levy, Z Fellows, and Collective Global, along with several angel investors also invested in the funding round.
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AI native coordination startup Brekfuz has raised $525,000 in its seed funding round, at a valuation of $7.5 million.
The funding round saw participation from Pear VC, Pareto Holdings, Cory Levy, Z Fellows, and Collective Global, along with several angel investors.
The startup will use the fresh capital to build out its AI-native coordination platform, which is designed to make organisational knowledge searchable, accessible, and actionable, and to expand its engineering team as it scales the product with early customers.
Brekfuz, which was co-founded by Arhan Singhal and Sarthak Ahuja, is an AI-native coordination platform that maps ownership, responsibilities, and expertise within an organisation, cutting down on repetitive status updates and fragmented handoffs.
It lets employees and AI systems search across tools like Slack, email, documents, and GitHub in natural language, calling itself the "Human API" for the enterprise employee by turning knowledge locked in people's heads into a searchable layer for both humans and AI agents.
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