Blocks.diy, a Tel Aviv-based AI platform for teams, has secured US$10 million in a seed funding round led by monday.com, with participation from Qumra Capital and Entree Capital.

The funding will support the company’s aim of providing a workspace for building intelligent work tools and AI agents, while ensuring professionals maintain full control.

The platform enables team members to create custom workflows without relying on pre-made solutions.

Founded less than a year ago by two former monday.com employees, Blocks.diy combines an AI app builder with smart agents that can extract, analyse and coordinate data across systems automatically, guided by users.

The platform integrates with tools such as HubSpot CRM, LinkedIn and monday.com boards.

It also offers a marketplace of expert-built templates, which can be used as-is or customised.

Blocks.diy is already in use by hospitals, venture funds and tech operations teams, and meets SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR standards.

“During my seven years leading product development at monday.com, I saw how no-code tools improved efficiency,”

said Michal Lupu, co-founder and CEO of Blocks.diy.

“AI has lowered barriers to software development, but Blocks.diy goes further, empowering teams to build smart work tools in a secure environment, with no dev team needed.”

“Working with Michal and Tal at monday.com, we saw their strategic and technological strengths,”

said Roy Mann, co-founder and CEO of monday.com.

“We’re proud that this is our first external investment, supporting entrepreneurs we know and trust to shape the future of work.”

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