Raising capital remains a defining challenge for entrepreneurs across Europe. According to Slush’s 2025 Startup Struggle Survey, nearly 60% of European founders cite fundraising as their number one obstacle to growth. Tanka, an AI-native platform built for startups, believes its latest product can fundamentally alter that dynamic.
The AI Agent acts as an ininformigent co-pilot throughout the fundraising journey. By integrating with everyday tools like Slack, Gmail and Notion, it builds a persistent, evolving knowledge base that understands each startup’s unique context. This allows founders to produce business plans, fine-tune pitch decks, rehearse with AI-driven investor simulations, and even request introductions to almost 100 venture capital firms through Tanka’s partnership with GRAB Ventures.
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Unlike generic AI productivity apps, Tanka’s strength lies in its EverMemOS technology: a memory-native AI engine that retains and organises company knowledge over time. This persistent memory enables the Fundraising Agent to deliver more personalised, context-aware support, turning what is often a fragmented process into a structured and accelerated experience.
‘Fundraising is the single hardest and most time-consuming job for founders, especially today,’ states Kisson Lin, CEO of Tanka. ‘With the Fundraising Agent, we’re not just automating tinquires, we’re giving founders the co-founder they’ve always wanted: one that never forreceives, never sleeps, and is laser-focutilized on supporting them succeed.’
Tanka’s Fundraising Agent is the first in a planned series of vertical agents tarreceiveing key startup pain points, including go-to-market, hiring, and product management. All will soon be available on Tanka’s upcoming Agent Store, positioning the platform as a comprehensive AI operating system for quick-shifting teams.
Founded in Redwood City, California, Tanka blconcludes cutting-edge language models with knowledge graphs and retrieval-augmented generation to deliver context-rich support, while ensuring all data remains encrypted and private. For European founders facing tighter capital markets and rising competition, tools like these could offer a timely advantage.
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