Inevitable AI Group raises €5.2 million from Aleph to launch AI-native SaaS companies
Inevitable AI Group (IAIG), an AI-native venture studio founded by veteran technology entrepreneurs, today announced a €5.2 million ($6 million) pre-seed funding round led by Aleph. The company is building and launching dozens of AI-native software businesses designed to capitalise on the rapidly changing economics of software development. Founded by Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or, […] The post…
AI-native venture studio Inevitable AI Group (IAIG) has secured €5.2 million ($6 million) in pre-seed funding from Aleph to launch numerous AI-driven software businesses. Founded by Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or, IAIG is capitalizing on recent advancements in artificial intelligence to enable small teams to build, launch, and scale products more efficiently.
The company operates as a venture studio, partnering with entrepreneurs to develop and introduce AI-native products in weeks, according to a prompt. By leveraging AI throughout the company-building process, IAIG achieves feature parity with established software products in a fraction of the time, while significantly cutting operating costs.
To date, IAIG has created and launched five ventures, with plans to introduce dozens more by the end of the year. The company targets post-market fit, proven software categories with existing demand and opportunities where AI can enhance efficiency, accessibility, or pricing. Lehavi and Bar-Or argue that the software industry is undergoing a revolution, with AI-native companies able to automate large portions of development and operations while serving customers with smaller teams.
Established software companies, on the other hand, struggle to adapt to AI due to legacy technology, complex architectures, and slower operating models. Aleph's Eden Shochat sees AI as the catalyst for reinventing SaaS, as it allows customers to create tailored tools on demand. IAIG's founders bring extensive experience in telecommunications, semiconductors, internet infrastructure, machine learning, and deep technology.
The company anticipates a shift towards smaller, more efficient organizations that can deliver enterprise-grade products faster and more affordably. This transition is expected to lead to increased acquisitions, partnerships, and integrations between AI-native startups and established software providers as the industry adapts to AI-driven change.
Looking forward, IAIG aims to expand its network of founders, explore new software categories, and fine-tune its venture-building model specifically tailored to the AI era.
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