QwikBuild raises pre-seed funding from Globalway, Blume Ventures, others
The startup also announced a joint venture with Japan-listed Globalway Inc. to expand into Japan’s enterprise market.
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Enterprise AI startup QwikBuild has raised $2.3 million in a pre-seed funding round to expand its business and strengthen its presence in the enterprise AI market.
The round saw participation from Globalway Inc, Blume Ventures, Marsshot and DeVC, along with angel investors Lalit Keshre, founder of Groww, and Ankit Nagori, founder of Cure.fit.
The startup also announced a joint venture with Japan-listed Globalway Inc. to expand into Japan’s enterprise market. The partnership is expected to support QwikBuild’s efforts to bring its AI-powered software solutions to businesses in the country.
Founded in 2025 by Pradeep Ayyagari, Brij Singh and Nilesh Trivedi, QwikBuild develops customised enterprise software and AI agents to automate business operations. Its platform enables companies to build and deploy enterprise-grade applications in days instead of months. Businesses can use the platform to replace legacy systems, add custom features to existing tools such as SAP and Salesforce, or develop new applications from scratch.
The startup said its platform is being used by enterprises across the US, Singapore and India. Its clients include a major electronics component exporter in Asia that uses its software and AI agents to manage shipment and supply-chain operations. The platform is designed to work alongside existing enterprise systems, helping businesses streamline workflows and modernise operations without undertaking lengthy software development projects.
The company aims to combine AI-powered software development, enterprise integrations and managed AI agents to help organisations adopt AI while retaining control over their applications and business processes.
Enterprise AI startups are gaining ground in India as domestic enterprises become increasingly open to AI adoption.
According to the India insights of Deloitte’s State of AI in the Enterprise report for 2026, Indian enterprises are moving beyond experimentation and leading global peers in at-scale AI adoption across most functions.