SuperPlane Raises $2.6 Mn in Pre- Seed Round led by Credo Ventures

The funding round was led by Credo Ventures, with additional support from First Momentum Ventures and several angel investors.

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Notable investors include Mirko Novakovic, Tomas Kratky, Andreas Klinger, Igor Bogicevic, Mihajlo Grbovic, Nenad Božić, Noé Gersanois, Peter Zaitsev, Stanislas Polu, and Tim Sadler.

SuperPlane is developing an open-source, AI-powered platform that helps engineers and AI agents work together safely when managing production infrastructure and operational workflows.

As software development speeds up and AI helps teams create more code, companies are pushing more changes into production than ever before. However, many operational tasks—such as deployments, infrastructure updates, incident management, approvals, and team coordination—are still handled through fragmented tools and manual processes.

This growing complexity is making it harder for engineering teams to operate systems safely and efficiently. SuperPlane aims to solve this problem by creating a new AI-first operational layer for modern engineering teams. Its platform already integrates with more than 30 tools and includes over 300 components, supporting services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), GitHub, GitLab, Slack, PagerDuty, Datadog, OpenAI, and Anthropic.

Darko Fabijan, CEO of SuperPlane, said: “SuperPlane is the next step for engineering teams that want to operate production systems with the speed of AI and the safety of deterministic infrastructure.

We’re building toward a future where engineers and agents work together through a trusted control plane, and we’re excited to use this pre-seed funding to build that future together with our design partners, early customers, and open-source community.”

SuperPlane is an open-source project that is being developed publicly, allowing anyone to follow its progress, contribute, or explore its technology through the team's GitHub repository, documentation, and Discord community.

The new funding will be used to speed up product development, work more closely with design partners and early customers, and expand the open-source community around the SuperPlane platform.