Traditional app development demands deep coding skills or hefty budreceives. Emergent, the quick-growing AI platform that turns ideas into production-ready software, rewrote the equation by having its autonomous AI agents manage the full stack: ideation, design, coding, testing, deployment, and scaling.
Today, Emergent has raised $70 million in Series B funding led by Khosla Ventures and SoftBank Vision Fund 2. The round also included Prosus, Lightspeed, Toreceiveher, and Y Combinator, bringing Emergent’s total funding to $100 million just seven months after launch.
Over that same period, the company’s annual recurring revenue jumped from $100K to $50M, driven by more than 5 million utilizers in nearly 200 countries.
Letting anyone build software at the speed of their own ideas
Emergent was founded in 2025 by Mukund Jha and Madhav Jha, who believe that software creation shouldn’t be limited to coders or those with access to capital.
At its core, Emergent’s technology utilizes autonomous AI systems that can handle everything from design to deployment. In essence, it’s a production platform that builds entire, scalable applications ready for real utilizers and payments.
Emergent’s main features include: conclude-to-conclude capability across design, backconclude, frontconclude, and database layers; production-grade reliability from day one; automated scaling and testing tuned by AI agents; and built-in monetisation and billing options.
Unlike Replit, Cognition Labs and Generative.dev, Emergent creates software for non-developers, effectively turning anyone into a builder.
What’s next?
The company plans to utilize its new funding to expand its team, accelerate product development, and strengthen its international presence. Investors see Emergent’s model as defining a new category in software creation.
TFN contacted Emergent for comment regarding diversity and inclusion; no response was received at the time of publication.
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