[Funding alert] Paris-based Twin Labs Secures $3Million in Pre-Seed Funding
Feb 2, 2024 | By Oliver Bennett

Paris-based Twin Labs Secures $3million in pre-seed funding. Among the backers were Motier Ventures, Factorial, Clement Delangue, Thomas Wolf, Leonard Hussenot, Matthias Gallé, Rodolphe Saadé, Olivier Pomel, Charles Gorintin, Philippe Corrot, Thibaud Elziere, Yan-David Erlich, Rand Hindi, and Yan Hascoet.
Quentin Nickmans, Olivier Vaury, Edward Lando, Leonard Lancia, Driss Ibenmansour, Cyril Chemla, Josef Bovet, Amaury Sepulchre, Guillaume Sabran, Maxime Brousse, Aurélien Charpier, Anant Sanchetee, James Allgrove, Farmers, Mozza Angels, Franklin Frey, Valentine Baudoin, Hugo Amsellem, Ness Benamran, and Noé Gersanois was a group of individuals.
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The money will be used by the business to grow both its operations and growth initiatives.
Hugo Mercier and Joao Justi founded Twin in 2023 as a productivity platform that helps SMB teams automate tedious and difficult processes across several apps.
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Utilizing cutting-edge technology, such as a headless browser in conjunction with vision models trained to operate any kind of software or website autonomously, the solution offers a text-to-action system that users may utilize to assign their laborious and repetitive duties.
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About Twin Labs
Their goal is to create Twin, a productivity platform that will allow SMB organizations to assign clever interns to handle repetitive and complicated work across numerous apps, all while automating the process. The technology behind it is unique to Twin Labs and consists of a headless browser combined with vision models that are trained to operate any kind of program or website on their own.







