iGent AI emerged from stealth with a product called Maestro that applies in-context learning and inference-time reasoning to tackle engineering problems. Maestro is positioned to help developers modernise legacy codebases or build new solutions by automating low-level implementation details. The company emphasizes enabling engineers to focus on the "why" and "what" of systems while Maestro manages the "how." iGent highlights the product's ability to engage in software design decisions, anticipate scalability issues, and maintain consistency across large systems. The team includes CEO and co-founder Sean Ward, and the company cites expertise from figures such as Martin Szummer, whose work at VocalIQ was later acquired by Apple. Financially, iGent announced a £6.3M Seed raise as it exits stealth.

Total raised

$8M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Oct 2024