German agentic AI start-up Marble Cognition raises $3.75m

German AI startup Marble Cognition has secured $3.75 million in pre-seed funding to develop its agentic AI software platform. Based in Munich, the company aims to translate operational processes within businesses into systems that AI can understand, subsequently deploying agentic AI "coworkers" to help with manual white-collar tasks.

The funding, co-led by Heartcore Capital and Seedcamp, will be used to expand the company's inference capabilities, bolster its engineering team in Munich, and enter the US market. Marble's platform works by observing how teams work, transforming every process into a structured map that AI can read. The agentic coworkers then execute each process end-to-end within the tools teams already use, while humans remain "in the loop where judgement matters."

The platform anonymizes all captured data before any person or AI model sees it, ensuring employee privacy. Marble has already partnered with tech unicorns, private equity-backed companies, and AI roll-ups such as EGYM, Mutares, and Enam. The company's CEO and co-founder Felix Rösner notes that most companies seek to automate more, but the challenge lies in mapping out how work is done.

Marble fills this gap by providing vital context for AI transformations that could shape a company's future. Reshma Sohoni, general partner at Seedcamp, praises Marble's technology as a crucial component for the AI-enabled workplace.