Graftcode Raises €2.1M Led by Hard2beat To Simplify Software Integration

The round was led by Hard2beat, with participation from DigitalOcean Ventures, Heartfelt Capital and private investors, including employees.

The investment brings total funding to €6.5 million and coincides with the beta launch of its platform, aimed at accelerating early developer adoption.

Founded by Przemysław and Łukasz Ładyński, Graftcode addresses a key challenge in software development the complexity of connecting front-end and back-end systems.

This issue often leads to increased technical debt and higher costs, especially as AI-driven applications demand seamless system communication.

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Graftcode’s solution, known as runtime bridging allows applications written in different programming languages to communicate directly without APIs, middleware or client libraries. Developers can connect services with a single command, with the platform automatically generating the required client modules.

Supporting 14 programming languages and integrating with major cloud providers, the platform enables use cases across web, mobile, IoT, microservices and AI applications, while improving performance and reducing cloud costs compared to traditional integration approaches.

The newly secured funding will be used to further develop the platform, support its beta rollout, and drive adoption among developers.

Przemysław Ładyński, co-founder and CEO of Graftcode, commented: For two decades, the software industry kept optimising how systems connect rather than questioning whether that complexity should exist at all.

We built Graftcode to remove the integration layer entirely, not improve it. Developers can focus purely on business logic and their systems become immediately ready for AI consumption without any additional work.

About Graftcode

Graftcode is a next-generation software integration platform that enables developers to connect modules, libraries, and microservices across languages with a single command. By removing the need for APIs, SDKs, or middleware it simplifies development, reduces complexity, and supports faster, AI-assisted integration for modern applications and distributed systems.