Feltsense
Backed byDraper Associates
About Feltsense
Feltsense is a technology company building agents that can run entire businesses, not just chat. It operates at the intersection of autonomous systems, distributed infrastructure, and applied AI, aiming to create autonomous founders rather than simple tools. After a stealth R&D phase, Feltsense is entering its next chapter focused on scaling in the real world, with a foundation goal to enable agents that run entire businesses. The company has raised $5.1 million and is backed by notable investors including Matt Schlicht, founders of Crunchbase and Republic, and Draper, Precursor, and Liquid2.
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Founders & Leadership
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Product100%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Indiana University Bloomington
Team Worked At
- John Deere
- Hitachi Vantara
- North Highland
Team Composition
1 people- Entrepreneurship1 senior1
Funding History
$5.1M
raised
Feltsense, an AI agentic founder platform, raised a $5.1 million seed round led by Draper Associates with participation from Precursor Ventures, Liquid2 Ventures, Matt Schlicht, Jager McConnell and Peter Green.
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