NanoCo Raises $12 Million and Launches Enterprise Platform After 250,000 NanoClaw Downloads

May 21, 2026

NanoCo raised $12 million in oversubscribed seed funding led by Valley Capital Partners and launched its enterprise assistant platform on May 21, 2026. The announcement follows 250,000 downloads of its open-source AI agent framework NanoClaw, which accumulated nearly 29,000 GitHub stars since its February 2026 launch. The Tel Aviv-based company's enterprise platform integrates AI assistants with internal tools at companies including Amazon, Google, and Meta.

NanoClaw open-source adoption

▪NanoClaw has accumulated nearly 29,000 GitHub stars since its open-source launch in February 2026.
▪NanoClaw has accumulated more than 250,000 open-source downloads.
▪NanoClaw is being used by executives and employees at companies including Amazon, Gap, Google, Meta, SentinelOne and Accenture.

Seed funding round

▪NanoCo is based in Tel Aviv with a team of 10 employees.
▪NanoCo received angel investments from executives and founders including Alan Bekker, Arick Goomanovsky, Itamar Golan, Jack Dayan, Matias Woloski, Shahar Tal and Vanja Josifovski.
▪NanoCo's seed funding round was led by Valley Capital Partners.
▪NanoCo's seed funding round included participation from Docker, Vercel, monday.com, Slow Ventures, Clutch Capital, Factorial Capital and Clem Delangue.
▪NanoCo raised $12 million in seed funding announced on May 21, 2026.
▪NanoCo was founded in 2026 by brothers Gavriel Cohen and Lazer Cohen.
▪Steve O'Hara is founder and managing partner at Valley Capital Partners.

Enterprise platform launch

▪NanoCo's assistants operate inside workplace tools including Slack, Microsoft Teams and other enterprise systems.
▪NanoCo's agents are designed to carry out tasks such as drafting legal documents, managing customer accounts and reviewing code.
▪NanoCo launched its enterprise assistant platform on May 21, 2026.
▪NanoCo's enterprise AI assistants are designed to integrate with a company's internal tools and knowledge systems.
▪NanoCo's assistants build a persistent understanding of an employee's projects, role, tools and workflow over time.

Security architecture features

▪Every NanoCo agent runs in a separate Docker-powered sandbox environment.
▪NanoCo credentials are managed through external gateways rather than being directly exposed to the agent itself.

Customer use cases

▪Matt McConley's team used NanoCo's platform to handle a larger workload without immediately increasing headcount.
▪Matt McConley is senior digital product manager at Johnson Health Tech and founder of looksphere.ai.
▪Matt McConley expanded NanoClaw to his six-person startup team at looksphere.ai, where it became a shared internal knowledge resource.