Unbxd founders floated Coreworks.AI bags seed funding led by Together Fund

10 Mar 2026, 06:43 PM

The fresh capital will help the startup accelerate its product development.

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AI analyst platform Coreworks.AI, which was floated by the founders of product discovery platform Unbxd, has raised $5 million in a seed funding round led by Together Fund.

The fresh capital will help the company accelerate its product development, said Coreworks.AI in a statement.

The startup was founded in 2025 by Prashant Kumar and Pavan Sondur, who had previously launched Unbxd. In 2022, software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform Netcore Cloud had picked up a majority stake in Unbxd for $100 million.

Coreworks said it is building an AI SuperAnalyst designed to convert raw business data into complete reports, presentations, and financial models. It explained that rather than manually stitching together spreadsheets, charts and slides from multiple systems, its agents generate finished reporting outputs directly from source data, with every number fully traceable.

"With this solution, they are developing a system that creates a complete, accurate, secure and trusted report that hits at all the pain points sales, executives and finance teams know all too well," said Manav Garg, founder and managing partner, Together Fund.

Together Fund, an early-stage venture capital firm set up by Freshworks founder Girish Mathrubootham and Eka Software founder Manav Garg, has invested in companies including vibe coding startup Emergent, AI market research platform Metaforms and AI agent infrastructure startup Composio.

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